The prophecy of Fatima was Satan’s work of preparation in preparing the Catholic Church to surrender their organization unto him when he personates Christ, for it is the “masterpiece of Satan’s power—a monument of his efforts to seat himself upon the throne to rule the earth according to his will.” Those who will not be benefitted by the prophetic testimony identifying the role of Fatima in directing Catholicism, due to their unwillingness to believe in Satan’s ability to accomplish miracles, are setting themselves up to be deceived. Fatima’s prophecy addressed the internal struggle within Catholicism, and Catholicism’s war against atheism.

Waxu Faatimaa mooy liggéeyu waajal bu Seytaane, ngir waajal Kërgiy Katolig ba muy jébbale seen mbooloo ci moom bu muy tëddoo Almasi, ndaxte mooy “jëf ju gën a mag ci dooley Seytaane—ab màndargaayu ay coonoam ngir toog boppam ci gàngune ba ngir yilif suuf si ni ko coobaree.” Ñi dul jariñu ci seede gu wax ci waxu Yàlla, gi xamale wàll wi Faatimaa am ci jëmé Katolisim, ndax seen bañ a gëm ne Seytaane man na def kéemaan, dañuy waajal seen bopp ngir naxees leen. Waxu Faatimaa moo jëmale woon ci xuloo bi nekk ci biir Katolisim, ak xareb Katolisim ak yàquteg Yàlla.

Catholicism’s war with atheism is the subject of verse forty of Daniel eleven. The illustration of that struggle began in 1798, in verse forty. It began with the battle in which Napoleon, the king of the south took the pope captive in 1798, and the testimony within the verse then ends with the king of the north sweeping away the king of the south in 1989. Within that history (1798 to 1989), the two antagonists in 1917 and 1918, are each marked with prophetic symbolism, that ties both their testimonies together, while retaining the overall theme of the verse. The prophecy of Fatima is no doubt a satanic prophecy, but it is a subject of God’s prophetic Word, and is therefore history that is to be correctly understood.

Xarebu Katolik ak ateism mooy mbirum saraxu ñaar-fukk ci benn ci Danyeel fukk ak benn. Nattaleb xulóo boobu tambalee na ci atum 1798, ci saraxu ñaar-fukk bi. Mu tambalee ak xeex bi Napoleon, buurub bëj-gànnaar, jàpp pape bi yóbbu ko njaam ci atum 1798, te seede bi nekk ci biir saraxu bi nag, mu jeex ak buurub bëj-saalum di féey buurub bëj-gànnaar bi ci atum 1989. Ci biir jaar-jaar boobu (1798 ba 1989), ñaari noon yi ci atum 1917 ak 1918, kenn ku nekk mi ngi am màndarga yu yonent yi koy misaal, yu boole seen ñaari seede, waaye di denc ba tey wàllu bu mag bi ci saraxu bi. Yonentug Fatima, amul poon a nekk lu dul yonent wu Seytaane, waaye mooy itam benn mbiram Kàddug Yàlla gu yonent, te moo tax mu nekk jaar-jaar ju war a ñu xam bu baax.

“The only safety for the soul at this time is to inquire at every step, What saith the Lord to his servant? The word of the Lord endureth forever. The Bible is to be our guidebook, and instead of consulting the wisdom of men, and accepting as divine truth the assertions of finite mortals, we should search the sure word of prophecy. God has spoken, and his word is reliable, and we must rest our faith upon a ‘Thus saith the Lord.’ God would have us study the events that are taking place around us, and compare them with the predictions of his word, in order that we may understand that we are living in the last days. We want our Bibles, and we want to know what is written therein. The diligent student of prophecy will be rewarded with clear revelations of truth, for Jesus said, ‘Thy word is truth.’” Signs of the Times, October 1, 1894.

“Musiba mi ngir ruu ci jamono jii mooy laaj ci bépp jéego ne: Lan la Boroom bi waxal ay jaamam? Kàddug Boroom bi dafa sax ba fàww. Biibël bi war na nekk sunu téereb gindikaay, te bàyyi di seet xelal nit ñi, te nangu ni dëgg yu Yàlla mooy waxi nit ñuy dee, war nanu seet kàddug waxi yonent yi wu wóor. Yàlla wax na, te kàddoom aji wóor la, te war nanu samp sunu ngëm ci “Nii la Boroom bi waxe.” Yàlla bëgg na nu jàng xew-xew yi di am wër nu, te méngale leen ak waxi kàddoom yi leen jiitu, ngir nu man a xam ne danuy dund ci fan yu mujj yi. Danu bëgg sunuy Biibël, te danu bëgg a xam li ci bind. Jàngkat bu farlu ci waxi yonent yi, dina jot pegtal yu leer yu dëgg, ndaxte Yeesu nee na: “Sa kàddu mooy dëgg.” Signs of the Times, October 1, 1894.

In the third proxy war, as represented in verses thirteen through fifteen of Daniel eleven, the power who exalts itself to establish the vision is introduced. That verse was fulfilled in the year 200 BC, when “the Romans interfered in behalf of the young king of Egypt,” and “determined that he should be protected from the ruin devised by Antiochus and Philip.” The verse and the history of 200 BC, identify that just before the Sunday law, upon the premise of defending the weakened replacement of Putin, during the time when the United States and the United Nations (Seleucus and Philip of Macedon), have determined to take the Russian territories and divide them up for their mutual benefit, papal Rome (the whore of Tyre) will begin to play her music, as she begins to go forth to commit fornication with the kings of the earth.

Ci ñetteelu xare bu mag bi, ni ko ay saar yi fukk ak ñett ba fukk ak juróom ci Daniel 11 teewloo, doole ji yékkatikoo ngir sàmpa gis-gis bi lañu fay indi. Saar boobu am na yoonam ci atum 200 BK, ba “waa Room duggee ci mbirum ndaw buurub Misra,” te “dogal ne war nañu koo aar ci yàqute ga Antiochus ak Philip tëral woon.” Saar boobu ak jaar-jaarbu atum 200 BK di won ne, just bala yoonu Dibeer bi, ci kaw taxawaayu aar wuutuwaay bu néew doole bi Putin, ci jamono ji Stati Zini ak Mbootaayu Xeet yi (Seleucus ak Philip bu Maseduwan), dogal nañu jël suuf-yooni Russi tey séddale leen ngir seen njariñu benn-benn, Room bu paap bi (jigéen ju ñaaw ju Tir) dina tàmbali a wol ay xalamam, ba muy tàmbali génn ngir def njaaloo ak buur yi ci suuf si.

The year 533, and the decree of Justinian will then be repeated as prophetically represented in Revelation chapter thirteen, verse two, which identifies that the dragon (pagan Rome), would provide three things for the papacy.

At mi 533, te ndigalu Justinian dinañu ko ci anam gu yonent bi feeñal ci Kàddug Yàlla bi nekk ci Téereb Peeñu, sarax 13, aaya 2, te mooy xamle ne jiit (Room gu bokk ci bañ-yëngoo), dina jox papas yi ñetti mbir.

And the beast which I saw was like unto a leopard, and his feet were as the feet of a bear, and his mouth as the mouth of a lion: and the dragon gave him his power, and his seat, and great authority. Revelation 13:2.

Rabu ga ma gis woon na mel ni leopard, te ay tànk ye mel ni tànku beyar, te gémmiñam mel ni gémmiñu gaynde; te nago ba jox ko kàttanam, ak nguuram, ak sañ-sañu bu mag. Peeñu Yàlla 13:2.

The dragon of pagan Rome gave its “seat,” (the city of Rome) to the papacy in the year 330, when Constantine moved his capital to Constantinople. Clovis gave his military “power” to the papacy beginning in 496, and in 533 Justinian gave the civil “authority” unto the papacy. Five years later pagan Rome placed the papacy on the throne, as represented in verses sixteen, thirty-one and forty-one of Daniel eleven. When the United States wins the third proxy war, the papacy will have defeated the Communistic power of Russia which is the subject of the Fatima prophecy. The proxy wars bear the signature of truth, for all three battles are accomplished by a papal proxy army.

Njanaxu Room pagaan bi joxoon na papauté bi ay “toogu,” (dëkkub Room) ci atum 330, ba Konstantin yóbbu peexam bu mag ba Konstantinopol. Clovis jox na papauté bi ay “doole” ju soldaar yi tàmbalee ci 496, te ci 533 Justinian jox na papauté bi “ndigël” bu réew mi. Juróom-atti at gannaaw loolu, Room pagaan teg na papauté bi ci gàngune gi, ni ko aaya yi fukk ak juróom-benn, ñetti-fukk ak benn, ak ñetti-fukk ak benn ci Daniel fukk ak benn di wone. Bu États-Unis bi nottee ñetteelu xareb proxy bi, papauté bi dina noot doole bu komunisteb Russi, mi di mbir mi Kàddug Fatima di wax. Xare yi proxy yépp am nañu màndarga dëgg, ndaxte ñetti xeex yépp, jàpp nañu leen ci loxo jàmbaar ju proxy ju papauté bi.

The first and last papal proxy army is the United States (apostate Protestantism). The middle proxy army is the Nazi’s of the Ukraine, who were also the Catholic proxy army against Communist Russia in the second world war. There are three world wars, and there are three proxy wars. The second war of both the world wars and proxy wars was Nazism. The current war in the Ukraine is the war of the borderline that first fulfilled verses eleven and twelve at the battle of Raphia. The war in the Ukraine is now being accomplished during the time of the second of three strikes of Islam of the third woe though Islam is not involved in that particular war.

Jëfandikukat buur ak mujj bu paap bi mooy États-Unis (Protestantisme bu wacc ci ngëm). Buur ak ndimbal bu digg bi mooy Nazi yi ci Ukraine, ñoom itam ñoo doon xarekat yu ndimbal yu Katolik yi ci xare ak Russie communiste bi ci Ñaareelu Xareb Adduŋa bi. Am na ñetti xareb adduŋa, te am na itam ñetti xare yu ndimbal. Ñaareelu xare bi ci xareb adduŋa yi ak ci xare yu ndimbal yi mooy Nazisme. Xare bi léegi ci Ukraine mooy xareb suufu diggante bi, bi njëkk a matal ayaar 11 ak 12 ca xareb Raphia. Xare bi ci Ukraine léegi dañuy ko matal ci jamono ji ñaareel ci ñetti dóor yu Islam ci ñetteelu musiba bi, doonte sax Islam bokkul ci xare boobu.

The first strike was against the spiritual glorious land on September 11, 2001, and the last of the three strikes is at the Sunday law, and is against the spiritual glorious land again. The second of the three strikes of Islam of the third woe was against the literal ancient glorious land on October 7, 2023. That war is taking place in the identical area that Ptolemy was victorious in the battle of Raphia. Jesus stated that in the last days there would be wars and rumors of wars.

Jëfandikoo bu njëkk bi amoon na ci réew mi ngëm gu ndawagul, bu màgg te màggaloo, ci 11 Septàmbar 2001; te bi mujj ci ñetti jëfandikoo yi mooy ci yoonu Dibeer, te mu jëmatiwaat ci réew mi ngëm gu ndawagul, bu màgg te màggaloo. Ñaareelu jëfandikoo bi ci ñetti jëfandikoo yi, ji Islaam yi ci ñetteelu alkànde bi, jëm na woon ci réew mi dëgg-dëgg bu yàgg te màgg te màggaloo, ci 7 Oktoobar 2023. Xare boobu mi ngi xew ci benn bérëb bi sax Ptolemy daan nànd ak ndam ci xareb Raphia. Yeesu waxoon na ne, ci fan yu mujj yi, dina am ay xare ak ay xibaar yu xare.

The wars Jesus referred to, happen in the history when the effect of every vision is fulfilled, and it was Ezekiel that recorded that fact. In that history, the arrival of the third woe of Islam, the second and third battle of the proxy wars, the repeat of the American Civil War, the repeat of the American Revolutionary war are represented. These wars are accomplished during the history of the sealing of the one hundred and forty-four thousand, and at the soon coming Sunday law the Lord will raise up His army as an ensign as the final, third world war begins, and as Islam of the third woe escalates its angering of the nations.

Xare yi Yeesu waxoon, ñuy am ci jaar-jaari jamono bi, ba mujjug jëfandikooku bépp peeñ mu mat; te Esëkiyel moo bindoon dëgg boobu. Ci jaar-jaar boobu, ñëwug ñetteel ay wóoy wu Islaam, ñaareel ak ñetteel xare yi proxy wars, delluwaayug xare kër-kër gu Amerig, ak delluwaayug xare bu Réewum Amerik feeñ nañu. Xare yooyu dañuy mat ci jaar-jaari tëj gi ñetti fukki junni ak ñent fukki junni ñaar ñent, te ci ndigalu Dibeer bu di ñëw lu gaaw, Boroom bi dina taxawal ay mbooloom ngir nekk màndarga, ba xare addina bu mujj, mooy ñetteel bi, tàmbalee, ak ba Islaam bu ñetteel ay wóoy yokk ay meram ngir merloo xeeti addina yi.

And ye shall hear of wars and rumours of wars: see that ye be not troubled: for all these things must come to pass, but the end is not yet. For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes, in divers places. All these are the beginning of sorrows. Matthew 24:6–8.

Te ngeen dégg ay xare ak ay xibaar yu xare: moytu ngeen tiit; ndaxte loolu lépp war na am, waaye mujug àddina bi jotagul. Ndaxte xeet dina jóg ci kaw xeet, ak nguuru ci kaw nguuru; te dina am xiif, ak mbas mu bon, ak yëngu-yëngu suuf ci barab yu bare. Loolu lépp mooy tàmbali metit yi. Matthew 24:6–8.

In the sealing time of the one hundred and forty-four thousand two classes of God’s people are defined by their ability to see and hear.

Ci jamono bu njëkk ak ñeent-fukk ak ñeenti junniy nit ñi ñu téye, ñaar i wàll yu askanu Yàlla di feeñ ci seen man a gis ak dégg.

Therefore speak I to them in parables: because they seeing see not; and hearing they hear not, neither do they understand. And in them is fulfilled the prophecy of Esaias, which saith, By hearing ye shall hear, and shall not understand; and seeing ye shall see, and shall not perceive: For this people’s heart is waxed gross, and their ears are dull of hearing, and their eyes they have closed; lest at any time they should see with their eyes and hear with their ears, and should understand with their heart, and should be converted, and I should heal them. But blessed are your eyes, for they see: and your ears, for they hear. Matthew 13:13–16.

Moo tax maa diis leen ci léebu, ndaxte gis nañu te gisulñu; dégg nañu te déggulñu, te xamuñu dara. Te ci ñoom la waxu Esayi bi mat, miy ne: “Dingeen dégg, waaye dungeen xam; dingeen gis, waaye dungeen ràññee. Ndaxte xolu xeet wii dafa dëgër ba metti, seeni nopp dañu diis ci dégg, te seeni bët dañu tëj; ngir bañ a gis ak seeni bët, ak a dégg ak seeni nopp, ak a xam ak seen xol, ba noppi dellusi, ma wéral leen.” Waaye barkeel na seen bët, ndaxte gis na; ak seeni nopp, ndaxte dégg nañu. Macë 13:13–16.

In that time period, which began on September 11, 2001, Jesus said “ye shall hear of wars and rumors of wars.” In the book of Revelation, John represents those who hear the voice of Christ.

Ci jamono yooyu, bi tàmbalee ci 11 Septambar 2001, Yeesu wax na ne: “dungeen dégg ay xare ak ay xew-xewu xare.” Ci téereb Peeñug Yàlla ga, Yowaana dafa teewal ñi dégg baatub Kirist.

I was in the Spirit on the Lord’s day, and heard behind me a great voice, as of a trumpet. Revelation 1:10.

Nekk naa woonoon ci Xel mi ca bésu Boroom bi, te dégg naa gannaaw sama ginnaaw benn baat bu réy, mel ni liit. Peeñu 1:10.

The “voice” he heard was “as a trumpet,” and a trumpet is a symbol of warfare, and he heard the voice behind him. He then turned to see the voice.

“Baatt” bi mu déggoon dafa mel ni “buuru xare,” te buuru xare dafay firndeel xare, te dégg na baatt bi ci ginnaawam. Noonu mu walbatiku ngir gis baatt bi.

And I turned to see the voice that spake with me. And being turned, I saw seven golden candlesticks; And in the midst of the seven candlesticks one like unto the Son of man, clothed with a garment down to the foot, and girt about the paps with a golden girdle. His head and his hairs were white like wool, as white as snow; and his eyes were as a flame of fire; And his feet like unto fine brass, as if they burned in a furnace; and his voice as the sound of many waters. And he had in his right hand seven stars: and out of his mouth went a sharp twoedged sword: and his countenance was as the sun shineth in his strength. And when I saw him, I fell at his feet as dead. And he laid his right hand upon me, saying unto me, Fear not; I am the first and the last. Revelation 1:12–17.

Noonu ma, dama xool baat bi wax ak man. Bi ma walbatee nag, gis naa juróom-ñaari kandale yu wurus; te ca biir juróom-ñaari kandale ya amoon na ku mel ni Doomu nit ki, sol yére wu yàgg ba ci tànkam, te takoon ay sangara yu wurus ca dënnu làngam. Boppam ak kawaram weex nañu ni xar, weex ni xorom; te ay bëtam mel nañu ni safara suy lakk; te ay tànkam mel nañu ni xànjar bu rafet, ni lu ñuy taal ci forno; te baatam mel na ni riirum ndox mu bare. Moo doon yor ci loxoom ndeyjoor juróom-ñaari biddéew; te ca gémmiñam génn jaasi bu ñaaw, bu ñaar-fàcc; te kanamam mel na ni jant bi di leer ci dooleem. Bi ma ko gisee nag, daanu naa ca ay tànkam, mel ni ku dee. Waaye mu teg loxoom ndeyjoor ci man, ne ma: “Bul ragal; man maa di Ki njëkk te di Ki mujj.” Peeñu Yàlla 1:12–17.

The vision of Christ which John saw when he turned to see the voice, was the same vision Daniel saw in chapter ten, the same vision Isaiah saw in chapter six, and the same vision which Paul saw, when he saw the history of the seven thunders.

Peegug Kirist bi Yowaana gis ba mu dellu ngir xool baat ba, mooy benn peegug bi Danyeel gis ci yenn fukki saar ba, te mooy itam benn peegug bi Esayi gis ci yenn juróom-benn ba, te mooy itam benn peegug bi Pool gis, ba mu gis jaar-jaaru juróom-ñaaru dënnu asamaan ya.

“Humility is inseparable from holiness of heart. The nearer the soul comes to God, the more completely is it humbled and subdued. When Job heard the voice of the Lord out of the whirlwind, he exclaimed, ‘I abhor myself, and repent in dust and ashes.’ It was when Isaiah saw the glory of the Lord, and heard the cherubim crying, ‘Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts,’ that he cried out, ‘Woe is me, for I am undone!’ Daniel, when visited by the holy messenger, says, ‘My comeliness was turned in me to corruption.’ Paul, after he had been caught up into the third Heaven, and heard things that it was not lawful for a man to utter, spoke of himself as ‘less than the least of all saints.’ It was the beloved John, that leaned on Jesus’s breast, and beheld his glory, who fell before the angels as one dead. The more closely and continuously we behold our Savior the less we shall see to approve in ourselves.” Signs of the Times, April 7, 1887.

“Woyof mooy gox ci sellug xol. Bu bakkan jeggee Yàlla, noonu la gën a suufeeliku te nootiku ba mat. Bi Ayu dégg baatu Boroom bi jógée ci ngelaw lu metti, mu wax ne: ‘Damay sib sama bopp, te tuub ci pëndu suuf ak dóom as.’ Bi Esayi gis ndamu Boroom bi, te mu dégg serafen ya di wax ne, ‘Sell, sell, sell mooy Aji Boroom bu Màgg bi,’ moo tax mu yuuxu ne, ‘Ay ma, ndaxte sànku naa!’ Daniyel, ba ndawam bu sell ba ñëwalee ci moom, nee na: ‘Sama taaru jëmm soppeek na ci man doon yàqute.’ Pool, gannaaw ba ñu ko yéegalee ba ci ñetteelu asamaan, te mu dégg ay mbir yu nit warul wax, wax na ci boppam ne moom mooy ‘ki gën a suufeel ci ñépp ñi sell.’ Yowaana mi Yesu bëggwoon, mi sukkandikoo woon ci dënn biiram, te gisoon ndamam, moo daanu ci kanam malaaka yi mel ni ku dee. Bu nu gën a xool sunu Musalkat bu jëgëy te sax ci moom, noonu la nu gën a gis ne amul dara ci sunu bopp lu yelloo nangu.” Signs of the Times, 7 Awril 1887.

When Gabriel interpreted the vision for Daniel, he set forth the prophetic events of chapter eleven. Those events are the description of warfare, and in the representation of those wars the causative vision of the feminine “mareh,” expressed as “marah,” caused Daniel to be changed into the image of Christ. When Christ says you will hear of wars, and rumors of wars, He is identifying the wars that are set forth in Daniel chapter eleven. He further identifies that to see the vision that causes a beholder to be changed into His image, you must turn around, for the voice is behind you. The wars represented in Daniel eleven are descriptions of wars that have occurred in past history. By hearing of those wars in the past, a person is instructed about the history that is now occurring, but only if the person has eyes to see and ears to hear.

Bi Gàbbariyel tekki peeñ mi ci Daniel, mu feeñal ay dhacukaay yu yëgukaay ci saar bi fukki ak benn. Dhacukaay yooyu mooy melokaani xare, te ci firndeel xare yooyu, peeñ gu taxawal, di “mareh” gu jigéen, mi ñu waxe “marah,” moo waral ba Daniel soppeeku ci melow Almasi bi. Bi Almasi nee: dingeen dégg lu jëm ci xare ak jëfandikoo xare yi, mooy di xamle xare yi ñu feeñal ci Daniel saar bi fukki ak benn. Mu yokk ci ne, ngir gis peeñ gi waral kuy xoolaay bi soppeeku ci nataalam, faw nga dellu ginnaaw, ndaxte baat bi nekk na ci sa ginnaaw. Xare yi ñu firndeel ci Daniel fukki ak benn ay melokaan lañu yu xare yi xewoon ci jaar-jaari nettali. Ci dégg xare yooyu ci jamono ju weesu, nit ku nekk dina jàngat ci nettali bi léegi di am, waaye su fekkee rekk am na bët yu gis ak nopp yu dégg.

When Ezekiel recorded that there would come a point in time when the vision would no longer be prolonged, it was in connection with Ezekiel’s vision of the heavenly sanctuary where among other things Ezekiel saw “wheels within wheels”, which Sister White identifies as the complex interplay of human events.

Bi Yexeskel bindee ne dina jot bu agsi, baat ba moomoon ne dina ag waxtu bu gis-gis bi du yàggatiwaat, loolu nekkoon ci jokkoo ak gis-gisug Yexeskel ci bérabu sell bu asamaan, fa mu gisoon itam “roolo yu nekk ci biir yeneen roolo”, yi Sœur White firndeel ne ñooy jokkoo yu lëj yu xew-xewi nit ñi.

“Upon the banks of the river Chebar, Ezekiel beheld a whirlwind seeming to come from the north, ‘a great cloud, and a fire infolding itself, and a brightness was about it, and out of the midst thereof as the color of amber.’ A number of wheels, intersecting one another, were moved by four living beings. High above all these ‘was the likeness of a throne, as the appearance of a sapphire stone: and upon the likeness of the throne was the likeness as the appearance of a man above upon it.’ ‘And there appeared in the cherubims the form of a man’s hand under their wings.’ Ezekiel 1:4, 26; 10:8. The wheels were so complicated in arrangement that at first sight they appeared to be in confusion; but they moved in perfect harmony. Heavenly beings, sustained and guided by the hand beneath the wings of the cherubim, were impelling these wheels; above them, upon the sapphire throne, was the Eternal One; and round about the throne a rainbow, the emblem of divine mercy.

Ci wetu dexu Kebar, Ezekiyel gis na gannaaw bëj-gànnaar bi di ñëw, “niir gu mag, ak safara suy dëjoo ak boppam, te leer gu wër ko, te ca diggam mel ni xarnubu amber.” Ay wheel yu bari, yu dajaleekante, ñuy yëngu ndax ñeenti mbindeef yu dund. Fu kawe lool ci yépp “amoon na fa melow gàngune, ni melow doj-u safir; te ci kaw melow gàngune ga amoon na melow ni melow nit ku nekk ci kawam.” “Te ca biir kerub yi feeñoon na melow loxoy nit ci suuf seeni laaf.” Ezekiel 1:4, 26; 10:8. Wheel yi dafa woon lool ci seen tabax ba, bu njëkk a gis, mel ni ñu jaxasoo; waaye ñuy yëngu ci wërgu-yaram gu mat sëkk. Mbindeef yi ci asamaan, yu loxo bi nekk ci suuf laafi kerub yi di taxawu te di leen jiite, ñoo doon doxal wheel yooyu; te ci seen kaw, ci gàngune gu safir ga, Aji Fàww mi nga fa nekk; te wër gàngune ga amoon na xoncob, te mooy ràññee ci yërmande Yàlla.

“As the wheel like complications were under the guidance of the hand beneath the wings of the cherubim, so the complicated play of human events is under divine control. Amidst the strife and tumult of nations, He that sitteth above the cherubim still guides the affairs of the earth.

“Ni mel ni komplikasioŋ yu mel ni gàttukaay yi nekkoon ci suufu laago yi nekk ci yoreb kërub yi, noonu itam jëfandikukat yu lëj-lëj yi ci mbirum xew-xewi nit ñi nekk nañu ci suufu saytu Yàlla. Ci biir xuloo ak riibi réew yi, Ki toog ci kaw kërub yi mu ngi tey di gindee mbiri suuf si.

“The history of nations that one after another have occupied their allotted time and place, unconsciously witnessing to the truth of which they themselves knew not the meaning, speaks to us. To every nation and to every individual of today God has assigned a place in His great plan. Today men and nations are being measured by the plummet in the hand of Him who makes no mistake. All are by their own choice deciding their destiny, and God is overruling all for the accomplishment of His purposes.

“Jaar-jaariy réew yi, yi jël seen waxtu ak seen berab wi ñu leen séddale woon, te seen bopp sax xamul woon lu tekki dëgg gi ñuy seedeel, dafa wax ak nun. Ci bépp réew ak ci bépp nit ci jamono jii, Yàlla may na berab ci seetam bu mag. Tey, nit ñi ak réew yi, ñu ngi leen di natt ak filàmbaar bi ci loxob Ki dul juum. Ñépp, ci seen tànn bopp, ñu ngi dogal seen mujj, te Yàlla miy yore lépp ngir àggal ay mébétam.”

The history which the great I AM has marked out in His word, uniting link after link in the prophetic chain, from eternity in the past to eternity in the future, tells us where we are today in the procession of the ages, and what may be expected in the time to come. All that prophecy has foretold as coming to pass, until the present time, has been traced on the pages of history, and we may be assured that all which is yet to come will be fulfilled in its order.

“Jaar-jaariñ bi Yow miy MAG GI MAA ngi bind ci Kàdduam, di boole lëkkaleek lëkkale ci jàppale gi yóbbale, dale ci ba fàww ba weesu ba àgg ci ba fàww bu ñëw, di nu wax fu nu nekk tey ci doxalin jamonoy àddina, ak li ñu man a séentu ci jamono ji ñuy ñëw. Lépp lu yóbbale waxoon ne dina am, ba ci jamono ji nu nekk tey, tegu na ko ci xëti jaar-jaar; te man nanu a wóor ne lépp lu des a ñëw dina mat ak doxalinam.”

“The final overthrow of all earthly dominions is plainly foretold in the word of truth. In the prophecy uttered when sentence from God was pronounced upon the last king of Israel is given the message.” Education, 178, 179.

“Yàquteb yépp yu suuf si ci àddina, Kàddu dëgg bi wax na léer ci seen tas gu mujj. Ci waxu yonent bi ñu waxoon bi Yàlla joxee àtte ci kaw buur bu mujj bu Israyil, am na xibaar bi.” Education, 178, 179.

The complicated wheels that appear at first sight to be in confusion are the complicated play of human events as represented in the strife and tumult of nations. The history that Christ has marked out in His Word tells us where we are, and in so doing it identifies the final overthrow of all earthly dominions. The sealing time of the one hundred and forty-four thousand is where the effect of every vision is fulfilled, and within that history the wheels represent the wars and rumors of wars that Christ identified as the “beginning of sorrows”. The beginning of sorrows began on September 11, 2001, for that is when the sealing time of the one hundred and forty-four thousand began, and the sealing angel places His mark upon those who sigh and cry for the abominations that are done within the church and the land.

Rëdd yu yërëm yi, yu mel ni ñu nekk ci jaxasoo bu réy bu ñu gis ko ci njàlbéen, mooy doxalin gu jaxasoo gu mbir yu nit ñi, ni ñu ko wone ci xuloo ak yëngatu xeeti réew yi. Jaar-jaaru màndargay gi Kirist bind ci Kàdduam day wax nu fu nu tollu, te ci loolu moo fésal yàqute bu mujj bi bu bépp nguur gu àddina. Waxtu kër yiirug téeméeri ñeent fukk ak ñeent junni ñi moo di fi njariñu bépp vision mataloo, te ci biir jaar-jaar boobu rëdd yi dañuy tegtal xare yi ak xibaar yu xare yi, yi Kirist jox turu “tàmbali naqar yi”. Tàmbali naqar yi tambalee na ci 11 Suwe 2001, ndaxte mooy bi waxtu kër yiirug téeméeri ñeent fukk ak ñeent junni ñi tambalee; malaak mi di tëj yiir day teg màndargaam ci kaw ñi di jooy te di yuuxu ndax ñaawtéef yi ñuy def ci biir kër giiraang ak ci réew mi.

The wars in the land, produce sorrow for those who see and hear what those wars represent. The history of the sealing is identifying the final overthrow of all earthly kingdoms, and the overthrowing of those kingdoms has been traced in the prophetic history of the past. When Isaiah, in chapter six, saw the same vision as John, Daniel, Ezekiel, Job and Paul he volunteered to present the message for that time, but he asked how long he would need to present the message?

Xare yi ci suuf si, di jur naqar ci ñiy gis te ñiy dégg li xare yooyu tey tekki. Jaar-jaaru téj gi mooy wone daanu bu mujjug bépp nguurug àddina, te daan boobu nguur yooyu, toppees na ko ci jaar-jaaru waxu yonent yi ci jamono ju weesu. Bi Isaya, ci saar juróom-benn ba, gisee benn peeñ mi John, Daniel, Ezekiel, Job ak Paul itam gisoon, mu daldi jox boppam ngir yégle ndigal li ñeeloon jamono jooju; waaye laaj na ba fan la war a yégle ndigal li?

Also I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send, and who will go for us? Then said I, Here am I; send me. And he said, Go, and tell this people, Hear ye indeed, but understand not; and see ye indeed, but perceive not. Make the heart of this people fat, and make their ears heavy, and shut their eyes; lest they see with their eyes, and hear with their ears, and understand with their heart, and convert, and be healed. Then said I, Lord, how long? And he answered, Until the cities be wasted without inhabitant, and the houses without man, and the land be utterly desolate, And the Lord have removed men far away, and there be a great forsaking in the midst of the land. Isaiah 6:8–12.

Te itam ma déggoo baat bu Boroom bi naan: “Kan laay yónni, te kan moo nu war a demal?” Noonu ma ne: “Maa ngi fii; yónni ma.” Mu ne: “Demal wax xeet wii: Dégluleen déglu, waaye buleen xam; gisleen gis, waaye buleen seetlu. Defal xol yi xeet wii di dàgg, defal seen nopp di tar, te tëj seen bët, ngir baña gis ak seen bët, ak a dégg ak seen nopp, ak a xam ak seen xol, ba noppi dellusi, ñu wer.” Noonu ma ne: “Sang bi, ba kañ?” Mu tontu ne: “Ba ba dëkk yi yàqu ba kenn dëkkul fa, te kër yi amul nit, te suuf si neex ba fàww, te Boroom bi jële nit ñi yóbbu leen fu sore, te réer gu mag nekk ci biir suuf si.” Esaïe 6:8–12.

The answer Isaiah was given was that he would need to present the message until “the land be utterly destroyed.” The message of the sealing is given in the time of warfare, and the warfare is specifically identified as the interpretation of the “marah” vision that the prophets all beheld. The external message is designed to produce an internal experience, but only for those who “will hear”.

Tontu bi Esayi joxaloon na mooy ne war na wéral bataaxal bi ba keraam “réew mi yàgg ba dafa tas yépp.” Bataaxalu tëj mi dañuy ko joxe ci jamono waare, te waare woowu sax dañu ko sellal bu baax ni mooy firndeekatug tekki gi ñu jox ci gisug “marah” ga yonent yi ñépp gisoon. Bataaxal bu bitim-réew mi am na njariñu indi am-am gu biir, waaye loolu ñeel na rekk ñi “di dégg.”

The connection of the papal proxy army of Nazi’s in the second world war, aligns, line upon line, with the second proxy army in the second proxy war, and the second world war itself aligns with the second proxy war. The connection of the second proxy war with the borderline war of Raphia that is now being repeated in the Ukraine, is geographically connected with the second strike of Islam of the third woe, that began in October 7, 2023, and represents prophetic wheels within wheels.

Jokkoo ngir mbooloom xare buy doxal ci tur paap bi, maanaam Nazi yi ci ñaareelu xare àddina bi, méngoo, rëdd ci kaw rëdd, ak ñaareelu mbooloom xare buy doxal ci tur keneen ci ñaareelu xare buy doxal ci tur keneen bi, te itam ñaareelu xare àddina bi méngoo ak ñaareelu xare buy doxal ci tur keneen bi. Jokkoo bu ñaareelu xare buy doxal ci tur keneen bi ak xare bu diggante mbedd yi bu Raphia, bi ñu bëgg a delloo léegi ci Ukraine, jokkoo na ci wàllug suuf ak ñaareelu daggub Islaam bi ci ñetteelu musiba bi, bi tambalee 7 Oktoobar 2023, te muy tegtal ay wilu yonent ci biir ay wil.

In 1999, a book was published that had been written by John Cornwell. John Cornwell at that time was a Senior Research Fellow at Jesus College, at Cambridge in England, and was an award-winning journalist and author. The book addressed the role of the pope of Rome who reigned during World War Two. The book begins with the future pope’s grandfather who was the right-hand man of Pope Pius IX, known as Pio Nono. In 1849 a Republican mob attacked the Vatican compounds and Pope Pius IX fled the city of Rome. The man he took with him into exile was Eugenio Pacelli’s grandfather. Eugenio Pacelli was the grandson of Pope Pius IX’s right hand man, and he later became Pius XII, and the book about Eugenio Pacelli was named Hitler’s Pope, The Secret History of Pius XII.

Ci atum 1999, am téere woon na jëfandikoo bind bu John Cornwell bindoon. Ci jamono jooju, John Cornwell dafa doon Senior Research Fellow ci Jesus College, ci Cambridge ca Angleterre, te moo nekkoon it sax jëfandikukat xibaar ak bindkat bu jot ndam. Téere bi dafa waxoon ci doxalin paap bu Room bi nguuru woon jamono Xare Aduna bi ñaareel. Téere bi tàmbalee ak maam bu paap biy ñëw, moom mi nekkoon ndimbal-katam bu gën a jege bu Paap Pius IX, mi ñuy xam ni Pio Nono. Ci atum 1849, mbooloo réewkat yu am fitna song nañu kër-yooni Vatican, te Paap Pius IX daw na dëkkub Room. Góor gi mu yóbbu woon ak moom ci ngàddaay ga, mooy maam Eugenio Pacelli. Eugenio Pacelli moo nekkoon sët bu góor gi doon loxo ndeyjoor bu Paap Pius IX, te gannaaw loolu mu nekk Pius XII, te téere bi ñu bind ci Eugenio Pacelli tuddoon na Hitler’s Pope, The Secret History of Pius XII.

In the book Cornwell explores the extent to which Pope Pius XII, formerly Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli, was aware of and responded to the persecution of Jews by the Nazi regime during World War II. He demonstrates that Pius XII’s public silence and lack of action in condemning the Holocaust illustrated his immoral leadership during the war.

Ci téere bi, Cornwell seet ci ni ba tax Pope Pius XII, mi nekkoon bu njëkk Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli, xamoon peegoo ak ni mu jël yëngu ngir tontu ci fitna ak toroxal bu réy bi nguurug Nazi defal Yawut yi biir Ñaareelu Xareb Adduuna bi. Mu wone ne noppi gu Pius XII ci kanamu nit ñépp ak ñàkk a jëf ngir yedd Holocaust bi, feeñal na ni njiiteem dafa amul jubb, di njubte gu bon, jamono xare ba.

Cornwell provides historical context for Pius XII’s papacy, including his diplomatic background and the complex political dynamics of the time. He examines the Vatican’s approach to dealing with Nazi Germany. Cornwell identifies that Pius XII failed to speak out against the Holocaust and intervene on behalf of persecuted Jews, for he, as Cardinal in 1933, had brought about a concordat with Hitler that promised Catholic submission to the work of Hitler.

Cornwell joxe na nu yëngu taarixu njàngatug Pius XII, boole ak jaar-jaaramu diplomasiam ak njaxlaf yu politig yu diisoon ci jamono jooju. Mu xool ni Vatican jëfandikoo na yoonu jëfandikoo ci mbirum Njermaan Nazi. Cornwell wone na ne Pius XII du wax ba leer ci mbirum Holocaust te du dugal boppam ngir taxaw ci wetu Yawut yi ñuy fitnaal, ndax moom, bi mu doon Kardinaal ci atum 1933, moo taxawal benn konkorda ak Hitler bu digoon jébbalu Katolig yi ci liggéeyu Hitler.

We will continue this study in the next article.

Dina yokkute ci njàngat bii ci bind bi ci topp.

After World War II, some Nazi war criminals managed to escape justice by fleeing to various countries, including several in South America. The primary methods they used to escape and reach South America included:

Gannaaw xeexu àdduna bi ñaareel, am na ay jëfkat aareb Nazi yu tooñoon te ñu mana rëcc ngir mucc ci yoon, ci bàyyikoo ay réew yu bare, boole ci ay réew yu nekk ci Amerik gu Bëj-saalum. Yoon yi gën a mag yi ñu jëfandikoo ngir rëcc te agsi Amerik gu Bëj-saalum daan nañu bokk ci:

Ratlines: Ratlines were clandestine escape routes established by various organizations, including the Catholic Church and sympathetic intelligence agencies, to help Nazis and other fugitives escape Europe. These routes often involved the use of false identities, forged documents, and smuggling networks to facilitate their passage to safe havens, including South America.

Ratlines: Ratlines nekkoon yoon yu làqu baaxul yu ay kurél yu bare sas, booleek Eglise Catholique ak ay agence de renseignement yu leen yëggoon, ngir dimbali Nazi yi ak ñeneen ay dawkat ngir ñu mucc génn Europe. Yoon yii daan faral di jëfandikoo tur yu dul dëgg, kayit yu ñu falsifie, ak réseaux de contrebande ngir yombal seen jaar ba ci bérab yu ñuy làqu kaaraange, booleek Amérique du Sud.

Forged Documents: Many Nazi fugitives obtained forged passports, visas, and other travel documents to conceal their true identities and evade capture. They used these documents to travel through neutral or sympathetic countries before reaching South America.

Këyit yu ñu defar ngir nax: Bëgg-bëgg ci ay Nazi yu daw, ñu bare jot nañu ci paspor yu ñu falsife, visa, ak yeneen kayit yu tukki ngir nëbb seen turu dëgg te moom ci mucc jàppale. Ñooñu jëfandikoo woon kayit yooyu ngir jaar ci réew yu dul bokk ak xare bi walla yu leen yërëme, bala ñuy agsi ci Amerik gu Bëj-saalum.

Complicity of Authorities: In some cases, sympathetic officials in South American countries turned a blind eye to the presence of Nazi fugitives or actively assisted them in evading capture. Some governments, particularly those with authoritarian regimes sympathetic to Nazi ideology, provided refuge to these individuals.

Bokk yeneen kawees yi: Ci ay xaalis yu bari, ay kilifay réewi Amerig gu Bëj-saalum yi, yi xolaloon seen dëgg te bañ a jàpp nekkug dawkat yi bokkoon ci Nasi yi, walla dañuy jàppale leen ci seen moytu jàppale. Yenn nguur, rawatina yi doon ay nguur gu ñu teg ci ndigalu kenn ku am doole te ànd ak xalaatu Nasi yi, jox nañu kenn ñooñu dëkkuwaay.

Legal Loopholes: Some Nazi war criminals exploited legal loopholes or lax extradition laws in South American countries to avoid extradition to Europe, where they would face prosecution for their crimes.

Bëtt yu yoonu yoon: Am na ay tooñkat xare yaa ngi bokk ci Nasii yi jëfandikoo ay bëtt yu yoon walla yooni delloo nit yu néew doole ci réewi Amerig gu Bëj-saalum, ngir rëcc ci delloo leen Europ, fa ñuy àtte ngir seeni tooñ.

Overall, the combination of ratlines, forged documents, complicity of authorities, and legal loopholes enabled Nazi war criminals to escape to South America and evade justice for many years after the end of World War II. ChatGPT, March, 2024.

Ci ëpp, booloo yi, kayitu fen yoo ñu defar ngir nax, bokk-jàngle ak ndimbalug boroom sañ-sañ yi, ak bent yu yoon yi am, tax na ba ay tooñkat yu Nazi man a daw dem Amerik gu Bëj-saalum, te mujj a rëcc mbugte ba ay at yu bare gannaaw jeexug Ñaareelu Xareb Addina bi. ChatGPT, Mars 2024.