627, 632 and 637
627, 632 ak 637
The “key” that opens the bottomless pit is the battle of Nineveh, fulfilled in 627, five years before Mohammed died in 632. Five years later in 637, the Muslim forces captured the capital of Persia, one of the two great superpowers that engaged in the battle of Nineveh. This event dramatically shifted the balance of power in the Middle East. The battle of Nineveh in 627 sapped the strength of the Persian Empire and ten years later the Persian Empire ended.
“Buutéel bi” ubbite xur wu amul suuf mooy xareb Ninaw, mi mattaase ci atum 627, juróom-ati at laata Muhaamad dee ci 632. Juróom-ati at gannaaw ga, ci 637, mbooloom xarala yi jàpp nañu péeyu Pèrs, kenn ci ñaari kàttan yu mag ya woon ci xareb Ninaw. Xew-xew bii soppi na bu baax xelub doole yi ci diggante-péncumu Penku digg. Xareb Ninaw ci 627 wàññi na kàttanu Mbooloom Pèrs, te fukki at gannaaw Mbooloom Pèrs jeex na.
Humiliation—782
Toroxal—782
One hundred and fifty years after Mohammed’s death in 632, in the Abbasid Campaign of 782, the Abbasid army (reportedly around 95,000 men) launched a massive invasion into Byzantine territory in Asia Minor (modern Turkey). They advanced all the way to Chrysopolis, directly across the Bosporus Strait from Constantinople—coming very close to the Byzantine capital. The Byzantines, under Empress Irene, suffered a serious defeat. As a result, the Byzantines were forced to sign a humiliating three-year truce, agreeing to pay a large annual tribute (around 70,000–90,000 gold dinars) and hand over silk garments and hostages. This campaign was one of the largest and most successful Abbasid incursions into Byzantine lands during the 8th century. It showcased the growing power of the Abbasid Caliphate and the continuing decline of the Byzantine Empire.
Téeméeri at ak juróom fukk ak ñaar gannaaw dee Mohammed ci 632, ci xareb Abbasid ba 782, mbooloom xarekat Abbasid yi (ñu wax ne dañoo tollu woon ci 95,000 nit) tàmbalee duggu gu réy ci suufus Bizantin ci Asia Minor (Turkii tey). Ñu yéeg ba agsi ci Chrysopolis, fa mu tollook Konstantinopal ci wàllug dexug Bosporus—te loolu jëgëna woon lool ca péeyu nguurug Bizantin ga. Waa Bizantin yi, ci suufu Empress Irene, dajnoo am benn noot bu metti. Ginnaaw loolu, dañu gaawloo waa Bizantin yi ba ñu firmal benn jàmmu ñetti at bu torox, te bokk ci moom ñu nangu fey at mu nekk galag gu réy (lu tollu ci 70,000–90,000 dinar yu wurus), te jox yére yu soobsi ak ay otàas. Xare boobu bokkoon na ci yoon yi gën a réy te gën a am njariñ ci duggu yi Abbasid yi daan dugge ci suufus Bizantin yi diirub xarnu bu juróom ñaareel. Mu feeñaloon katanu Khalifaagu Abbasid gi miy yokku ak wàññiku gu sax gu Nguurug Bizantin ga.
Five months
Juróom benn saa yaram##
In Revelation chapter nine the “five months” that equates to one hundred and fifty years is mentioned twice; once in verse five and again in verse ten.
Ci téereb Kàddug Yàlla, ci bennalu Juróom-ñett, “juróomi weer” yi méngook téeméeri at ak fukki at yu juróom ñeent, ñu wax na leen ñaari yoon: benn yoon ci saar wu juróom, te beneen yoon ci saar wu fukk.
And to them it was given that they should not kill them, but that they should be tormented five months: and their torment was as the torment of a scorpion, when he striketh a man. And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it; and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them. And the shapes of the locusts were like unto horses prepared unto battle; and on their heads were as it were crowns like gold, and their faces were as the faces of men. And they had hair as the hair of women, and their teeth were as the teeth of lions. And they had breastplates, as it were breastplates of iron; and the sound of their wings was as the sound of chariots of many horses running to battle. And they had tails like unto scorpions, and there were stings in their tails: and their power was to hurt men five months. Revelation 9:5–10.
Te itoon na leen ne duñu leen rey, waaye nees na leen ne ñu fitnal leen diirub juróomi weer; te seen fitna mel ni fitnab mbar mi bu daane nit. Te ci fan yooyu nit ñi dinañu seet dee, waaye duñu ko gis; dinañu bëgg a dee, waaye dee dina daw leen. Te melow ñaari-gent yi dafa mel ni fas yu ñu waajal ngir xare; te ci seen bopp am na lu mel ni kaala yu wurus; te seen kanam mel ni kanamu nit. Te am nañu kawar yu mel ni kawaru jigéen; te seen bopp-baati mel ni bopp-baatit gaynde. Te am nañu xare-yaram yu mel ni xare-yaram yu weñ; te riirum seeni laaf mel ni riirum gaari-xare yu fas yu bare di daw jëm xare. Te am nañu ginaaw yu mel ni yu mbar, te am na ca seeni ginaaw yar; te seen kàttan mooy lor nit ñi diirub juróomi weer. Peeñu 9:5–10.
There are two distinct prophetic periods of one hundred and fifty years in Revelation nine’s fifth trumpet. The first is from the death of Mohammed in 632 unto the humiliation of the Empress Irene of Eastern Rome in 782. Chapter nine identifies the rise of Islam in a very detailed fashion. From the uniting of the tribes in 606, to the battle of Nineveh in 627, to Mohammed’s death in 632, then to the defeat of Persia in 637, the rise and fall of Islam is carefully traced in God’s prophetic Word. Islam of Arabia is the power in the first one-hundred-and-fifty-year prophecy of torment. The unification of the tribes by Mohammed in 606; then the “key” battle of Nineveh in 627, followed by Mohammed’s prediction of the demise of both Persia and Rome around 628, then on to his death in 632. These dates represent a specific sequence of events in the line of Islam.
Am naari waxtu yu bees a bees, benn mi di téeméer ak fukki at ak juróom-fukk, ci Révélation saraxle bu juróomeel baat bi juróomeel. Ki jëkk mi mooy dale ci dee Mohammed ci 632 ba ci suufeelug Sëydaat bu mag Irene bu Room bu Penku ci 782. Saar bi juróomeel wax na ci yéegug Islam ak njuumte bu baax lool. Dale ci booloo gi Mohammed boole xeeti bànqaas yi ci 606, ba ci xareb Nineveh ci 627, ba ci dee Mohammed ci 632, te topp ci ndamalu Perse ci 637, Kàddu Yàlla gu yëgle gi topp na ak tegtalug yéeg ak wàccug Islam ak ñàkkum njariñ. Islamu Arabi mooy doole bi nekk ci waxu yëgle bu jëkk bi, bu téeméer ak juróom-fukk at, bu metital. Booleb xeeti bànqaas yi Mohammed def ci 606; ba noppi xareb Nineveh bi di xare bu “caabi” ci 627, te topp ci yëgle gi Mohammed wax ci ne Perse ak Room dinañu jeex lu tollook 628, ba ca kanam ba ci deeam ci 632. Bés yii diir nañu ay dhacce yu xóot ci tegtegu xew-xew yi ci sàrtu Islam.
One hundred and fifty years after Mohammed died in 632, the power-base of Islam changed from Arabia to Turkey, as it drove Eastern Rome all the way back to Constantinople. The first woe represented the Islam of Arabia, and the second woe represented the Islam of Turkey. Within the first woe, both one-hundred-and-fifty-year time prophecies identify the distinction between Islam of Arabia and Islam of Turkey, just as is represented in the distinction of the same truth between the first and second woe.
Téeméeri at ak juróom ñaar-fukk gannaaw bi Mohammed deewee ci atum 632, kër gu réy gi Islam doon tàmbalee ci Arabie soppeeku jógé foofa ba dem Turquie, bi mu doon dàq Roomu Penku ba delloo ko ba Constantinople. Njàqare bu njëkk bi dafa tektaloon Islamu Arabie, te njàqare bu ñaareel bi dafa tektaloon Islamu Turquie. Ci biir njàqare bu njëkk bi, ñaari yeneen kàddug jamono yu téeméeri at ak juróom ñaar-fukk yi ñoom ñépp dañuy wone wuute gi nekk diggante Islamu Arabie ak Islamu Turquie, ni lañu koy tektale itam ci wuute gu nekk ci dëgg googu benn bi diggante njàqare bu njëkk ak njàqare bu ñaareel.
The first one hundred and fifty years began with the demise of Persia and ended with Rome being stuck within the walls of Constantinople. The second period of one hundred and fifty years began with Osman’s (also called Ottman) victory at Nicomedia. The Ottoman victory at Nicomedia refers to the Siege of Nicomedia (modern-day İzmit, Turkey), which took place from 1333 to 1337 when Sultan Orhan Gazi (son of Osman I, the founder of the Ottoman Beylik), laid siege to the important Byzantine city of Nicomedia. The city held out for several years, but eventually surrendered in 1337 due to starvation and lack of supplies. The Byzantine garrison was allowed to leave for Constantinople. Nicomedia was one of the last major Byzantine strongholds in Asia Minor (Anatolia). Its fall effectively ended Byzantine control in most of western Anatolia. This victory allowed the Ottomans to consolidate their power in Bithynia and expand further toward the Bosporus Strait. It was a major stepping stone toward the eventual Ottoman conquest of Constantinople (which happened over a century later in 1453). The siege is often seen as one of the key early victories that transformed the small Ottoman beylik into a rising regional power.
Jëfandikook ak juróom-fukk ci at yi tàmbalee na ak sankug Perse te mu jeex ak Room nekk ci biir tata yi ci Konstantinop. Ñaareelu jamono ji ci juróom-fukk ak benn-fukk ci at tàmbalee na ak ndamug Osman (miñu di itam wax Ottman) ca Nikomedia. Ndamug Ottoman ca Nikomedia dafay jëme ci Wërug Nikomedia (İzmitu tey ji, Tirki), mi xewoon diggante 1333 ak 1337, ba Sultaan Orhan Gazi (doom Osman I, soskatug Beyliku Ottoman) wër dëkk bu mag bu Bizaans bi di Nikomedia. Dëkk ba teggoon na ay at yu bare, waaye mu dem ba joxe boppam ci 1337 ndax xiif ak ñàkk jumtukaay yi. Jàmbaar yi daan wottu dëkk ba ci turu Bizaans mayees na leen ñu génn jëm Konstantinop. Nikomedia bokkoon na ci yeneen tata yu mag yu mujj yi Bizaans amoon ci Asi Minör (Anatoli). Mbëggeelam jur na nguurug Bizaans jeex ci li ëpp ci Anatoli sowu-gànnaar. Ndam li tax na Ottoman yi mana dëgërël seen kàttan ci Bitini te yaatal ci kanam jëm ca dex gu xóot gu Bosfor. Loolu doon na ab tànk yu mag yuy ubbi yoon jëm ci nangu gu mujj gu Ottoman yi def Konstantinop (li xewoon lu ëpp benn téeméer at gannaaw, ci 1453). Wër googu dees na ko gis yoon wu bari ni benn ci ndam yu njëkk yu am solo yi soppiwaale woon beyliku Ottoman bu ndaw booba, muy dooley gox gu di yéeg.
When the second one-hundred-and-fifty-year period within the first trumpet concluded on July 27, 1449 the last Constantine sought permission from the Islamic sultan to ascend to the throne of Eastern Rome, thus suffering the same humiliation that the Empress Irene suffered at the end of the first one hundred and fifty years of Revelation nine’s two “five-month” periods. The humiliation of ‘the Empress Irene’ and also of ‘Constantine the last’ typified the later humiliation of the Ottomans, when at the conclusion of the time prophecy of the second woe they sought protection from the four great European powers from the threat of Egypt.
Bi ñaareel xët bu téeméeri at ak juróom-fukki at ci biir bu njëkk baat bi àggée ci 27 Sulet 1449, Constantine mu mujj ma seet ndigël ci sultaanu Islaam ngir yéeg ca gàngune Roomu Penku bi, noonu mu muñ toroxal gu mel ni ga Emperees Irene dafa ko muñoo woon ci ngëneel gu njëkk gi téeméeri at ak juróom-fukki at ci ñaari jamono “juróomi weer” yi ci Peeñu Yàlla 9. Toroxalu “Emperees Irene” ak itam “Constantine mu mujj” dafa nekk misaalu toroxalu Ottoman yi bu njëkk ci jamono yi ñëw, ba ci jeexital yoonu waxu jamono bu ñaareel ay biis yi ñu seet aar ci ñaari réew yu mag yi ci Tugal bu Europ ñi ngir moytoo tiit bu Misra.
The Pantheon
Pantheon bi
The pioneers correctly understood and taught that the phrase “the place of his sanctuary was cast down” in Daniel eight and verse eleven was fulfilled by Constantine.
Ñi jëkkër yi xamoon nañu te jàngale bu baax ne wax ji ne “barabu ab sellam dafa ñàkkaliku” ci Daniyel juróom-ñett ak benn fukki benn, mat na ci Konstantin.
Yea, he magnified himself even to the prince of the host, and by him the daily sacrifice was taken away, and the place of his sanctuary was cast down.
Waaw, mu màggal boppam ba ci Boroom mbooloom xare ba, te ci moom lañu jële sarax su bees sëriñ bi, te bàrabu màggalukaayam bi ñu daaneel ko.
The “sanctuary” here identified was the Pantheon temple in the city of Rome and the “place of” that temple was Rome. Rome was “cast down” by Constantine when he chose to move the capital of his empire to Constantinople in the year 330. Verse eleven connects with Revelation thirteen and verse two is identifying the same events.
“Barab” bi ñu tudde fii mooy këru Pantheon bi nekk ci dëkk bu Room, te “bérab bu” kër-googu mooy Room. Room “ñu daane ko” ci loxo Constantine bi mu tànne woon jëmmal péeyu nguuram ba Konstantinopol ci atum 330. Aaya fukk ak benn bi lëkkalook Apokalips fukk ak ñett, te aaya ñaar bi mooy joxee xam-xam ci benn xew-xew yi.
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.
Rab wi ma gis, mel ni sedd; tànkam ya mel ni tànku janax; gémmiñam mel ni gémmiñu gaynde; te jinax ja jox ko dooleem, ak gangunaam, ak sañ-sañu bu réy.
The dragon was pagan Rome, and pagan Rome gave its “seat” of authority over to the Roman church in 330, when it moved the capital to the east, thus leaving a power vacuum which the papal church happily took advantage of. When we start the line of eastern Rome from the year 330 unto 1453, we find that at the start of the prophecy of eastern Rome, the city of Rome is humiliated by Constantine’s rejection of Rome. That humiliation was repeated with the Empress Irene in 782, at the conclusion of the first one hundred and fifty years of torment. Both those humiliations were repeated by Constantine the last.
Njàmbaar bi mooyoon Roomu pagaan, te Roomu pagaan jox na Kërgu Yàlla gu Room sa “toogu” nguuram ci atum 330, ba mu yóbbu péey ba féete penku, noonu bàyyi ab bérab bu amul kilifteef, te kërgu paap bi jariñoo ci lool ak mbégte. Bu nu tàmbalee sëq bi ci Roomu penku dale ko ci atum 330 ba àgg ci 1453, danuy gis ne ci njàlbéenug wax jii ci Roomu penku, dëkku Room dafa toroxal ndax ba Konstantin bañee Room. Toroxal boobu dellu naat ak Ñiirandin Iren ci atum 782, ci njeexital njëg ya njëkk ya téeméeri at ak juróom-fukk. Ñaari toroxal yooyu itam, Konstantin mu mujj mi delloo na leen.
Peculiar Rise and Falls
Yéeg ak Wàcc yu Wéradiiku
The fifth and sixth trumpets of Revelation nine provide the details of the fall of eastern Rome, while also chronicling the rise and fall of Islam. Inspiration informs us to study the “rise and fall” of the kingdoms in the books of Daniel and Revelation. Those kingdoms possess their own distinct characteristics associated with their peculiar “rise and falls.” The fall of Judah was brought about by three attacks upon Jerusalem. The Hebrews were carried into Babylon and would return under three decrees, which would initiate the 2,300 years that led to the three angels arriving into history from 1798 unto 1844. Babylon fell in one night. Rome disintegrated, and within its disintegration two aspects of Rome were set forth under the location of either western or eastern Rome. The rise and fall of the Ptolemaic empire and the Seleucid empire in the first third of Daniel eleven typifies the rise and fall of papal Rome. That testimony is simply the conclusion of the story of Alexander and Greece’s dissolution. Unlike Rome, Greece divided into four parts that ultimately became two. Rome divided into east and west, and thereafter western Rome was divided prophetically into three, representing Rome’s threefold government. For eastern Rome, Constantine divided his kingdom unto his three sons. Clearly western and eastern Rome are parallel lines representing the Roman church and the Roman state. With that twofold division is a further threefold division. Greece was four into two, Babylon was one night, Judah was three attacks. With Islam, their “rise” is portrayed as a “release” and their “fall” is a “restraint.”
Buurooy juróom-ñeenteel ak juróom-benn baat yi ci Peeñug Yàlla 9 dañuy joxe leeral bu mat ci mbubbub Room bu penku, te itam di nettali yéeg ak yàqug Islaam. Xel mu Sell mi da nu xamal ne war nañu jàng “yéeg ak yàqu” yu nguur yi ci téerey Dañeel ak Peeñug Yàlla. Nguur yooyu am nañu seen melokaan yu wuuteyoo te ànd ak seen “yéeg ak yàqu” yu jagleel seen bopp. Mbubbub Yuda amoon na ndax ñetti xeex yu jëm ci Yerusalem. Yawut ya ñu yóbbu leen Bàbbiloon, te dañu dellusiwaan ci suufu ñetti ndigal, yi doon tàmbali 2,300 at yi jëmale ci ñetti malaaka yi agsi ci taarix bi dale 1798 ba 1844. Bàbbiloon daanu ci benn guddi. Room tasaaroo na, te ci bi mu doon tasaaroo lañu feeñale ñaari wàllam ci bérabub Room gu sowwu walla Room gu penku. Yéeg ak yàqug nguurug Ptolemee ak nguurug Seleucus ci ñetteelu xaaj bu njëkk bu Dañeel 11 dafa doon misaal bu yéeg ak yàqug Room gu baapal. Seede boobu mooy rekk jeexital nettalib Aleksàndar ak nanu Gres dajalewee. Wuute ak Room, Gres dafa xaajoo ci ñeenti cér, te mu mujje nekk ñaar. Room xaajoo na ci penku ak sowwu, te gannaaw loolu Room gu sowwu xaajoo na ci yon wu yonent bi ci ñett, ngir tekki noonu nguurug Room gu ñett-fànn. Waaye ci Room gu penku, Konsantaŋ dafa séddoo nguuram ci ñetti doomam. Leer na ne Room gu sowwu ak Room gu penku ay rëdd yu dëppoo lañu, te di feeñal Kàngë gu Room ak Réewum Room. Ak séddoo googu gu ñaar-fànn, am na itam genn séddoo gu gën a nekk ñett-fànn. Gres nekk na ñeent ba mu mujjee ñaar, Bàbbiloon benn guddi, Yuda ñetti xeex. Waaye ci Islaam, seen “yéeg” ñu melal ko ni “yiwi,” te seen “yàqu” mooy “tere.”
Their rise began with Mohammed and they were restrained on August 11, 1840. They were released and immediately restrained at 9/11. They were recently released on October 7, 2023 and have since been restrained in Gaza. Islam will be released again to mark the setting up of the image of the beast. The line of Islamic prophetic history that is represented in chapters nine through eleven in the book of Revelation, identifies the prophetic history of Islam of the third woe. ‘The prophetic history of Islam of the third woe’ is also represented by the seventh and also the third angel. The third angel arrived on October 22, 1844 when the seventh angel began to sound. The third angel and the third woe arrived into prophetic history at 9/11. From 9/11 unto the Sunday law the prophetic history of the first and second woes has been and still is, repeating.
Seenug ñëw na ak Mohammed, te ñu tëj leen 11 Aout 1840. Ñu bàyyi leen, te ci saa siit ñu tëj leen ca 9/11. Naka noonu it, ñu bàyyi leen 7 Oktoobar 2023, te gannaaw loolu ñu ngi leen di tëj ci Gaza. Dinañu dellu a bàyyi Islam ngir màndargaal sampug nataalu rab wa. Rëddin jaar-jaaru yonent ci Islam, bi ñuy tegtal ci ay saar 9 ba 11 ci téereb Révélation, mooy wone jaar-jaaru yonent ci Islam bu ñetteelu musiba ba. “Jaar-jaaru yonent ci Islam bu ñetteelu musiba ba” dees ko itam tegtal ci juróomeelu malaaka ba, te noonu it ci ñetteelu malaaka ba. Ñetteelu malaaka ba agsi na 22 Oktoobar 1844, ba juróomeelu malaaka ba tàmbalee wol. Ñetteelu malaaka ba ak ñetteelu musiba ba agsi nañu ci jaar-jaaru yonent ca 9/11. Dale ci 9/11 ba àgg ci yoonu Dibéeri, jaar-jaaru yonent ci njëkk ak ñaareelu musiba yi moo doon, te ba tey mooy dellu a am.
The “key” of the battle of Nineveh, draws two powers, Rome and Persia into direct and inseparable connection with Islam. Nineveh identifies more clearly than any other passage of Scripture the progressive demise of both western and eastern Rome.
“Caabi” bu xareb Ninew, dafay booloo ñaari kàttan yi, Room ak Perse, ci jokkook yu jub te doyadi ak Islam. Ninew moo gën a leeral, lu ëpp yeneen bépp xaaj bu Mbind mi, ni Rom gu sowwu ak Rom gu penkuy dee ndànk-ndànk ba noppi.
Herod is a symbol of the dragon; he was representing Rome. The dragon at the end of the world is the United Nations. At the Sunday law the sixth kingdom falls, the seventh begins, but they give their kingdom to the eighth kingdom at their own birthday party. The seventh kingdom has just been born, and it immediately agrees to give its kingdom to the whore of Babylon for one hour, as typified by Herod promising up to half his kingdom to Salome.
Erood mooy misaalu njàngat; mu doon wuutu Room. Njàngat gi ci mujju àddina si mooy Mbootaayu Xeet yi. Ca yoonu Dibeer ba, juróomeelu nguur gi daanu, juróom-ñaareelu nguur gi tàmbali, waaye ñu jox seen nguur juróom-ñetteelu nguur gi ca seen bésub juddu. Juróom-ñaareelu nguur gi am na rekk a juddu, te ci saa si it mu nangu jox sa nguur jigéenu ndaw Baabel benn waxtu, ni ko misaalal Erood bi mu digoon Salome ba ci genn-wàllu nguuram.
Right where the United States falls, the United Nations is born and the threefold union is implemented. Herod is the dragon, and Herodias is the papacy, and the United States is Salome. Herod was in an unlawful marriage alliance, for he was married to his brother’s wife, and at the prophetic level he was in an incestuous relationship with Salome, for it is clear that he was lusting after her as she danced. The dragon has relations with both the mother and daughter. This is important to see when you determine that western and eastern Rome represents church craft and statecraft respectively. Rome, the fourth kingdom of Bible prophecy, placed the papacy on the throne prophetically, and in so doing it typified the United States who will once again place the papacy on the throne.
Ci bérab États-Unis di daanu, fa la Ndamloo Xeet yi di juddu, te boole bu ñetti wàll yi di satu. Erodd mooy njaay, te Eroddiyas mooy pàppaas bi, te États-Unis mooy Salome. Erodd nekkoon ci benn booloo séy bu yoonul, ndaxte dafa jëkkërandoon ak jabaru mbokkam, te ci wetu waxi yonent bi dafa nekkoon itam ci diggante bu ñaaw ak Salome, ndaxte leer na ne bëgg-bëgg bu ñaaw la ko doon jaar ci moom bi muy fecc. Njaay bi am na diggante ak ndey ak doom ji ñoom ñaar. Lii am solo lool ngir gis ko bu baax bu ngeen àtte ne Room gu sowwu ak gu penku di firi ci wàllu yonent ne ay pexeem kërce ak pexeem nguur, ci seen benn-benn wet. Room, nguur gu ñeenteel gi ci waxi yonent yi ci Biibël bi, moo teg pàppaas bi ci gàngunaay gi ci wetu yonent, te ci def noonu mu daan misaal States-Unis yi, ñiy dellu teg pàppaas bi ci gàngunaay gi.
The progressive demise of western Rome from 330 unto 476 represents the progressive demise of the United States from 1798 unto the Sunday law. The year “330” and the year “1798” are both prophetic waymarks called “the time appointed” or the “time of the end” in the book of Daniel. 330 marks the beginnings of western and eastern Rome. The ending of both is the humiliation of the Roman leader, just as Constantine humiliated the city of Rome at the beginning. 476 was the end of a prophetic period that marks how the prestigious political structure of Rome disintegrated under three steps. A period that began with the city being rejected in 330 was followed by the humiliation of their entire political structure—their glorious republic, which had been the primary bragging point for ancient Rome, was taken apart, and ultimately reached 476, when there would never be a ruler over Rome that was from an actual Roman bloodline. Two lines of Rome beginning in the year 330, and the passage where those two lines are set forth, also includes two prophetic lines of five months. The line of western Rome begins and ends with progressive humiliation. The line of eastern Rome begins and ends with progressive humiliation in 1449, as Constantine the last asked permission to reign.
Jeexital gu nekk ci Rom gu sowu jëm ci kanam dale ci 330 ba 476 moo taxawal jeexital gu nekk ci États-Unis jëm ci kanam dale ci 1798 ba baatub alxames bi. Atum “330” ak atum “1798” ñépp ñoo bokk ci màndargay waxyu Yàlla yu ñuy tudde “waxtu wi ñu dogal” walla “waxtu mujj gi” ci téereb Daniel. 330 moo tekki tàmbaleg Rom gu sowu ak Rom gu penku. Mujjug ñoom ñaar ñépp mooy suufeel kilifab Rom, ni Constantine suufeeloon dëkkub Rom ca tàmbali ba. 476 moo doon mujjug ab diirub waxyu Yàlla buy màndargaal ni tabaxu politig bu màgg ba pare bu Rom daanu woon ci ñetti jéego. Ab diir bu tàmbalee ak bañug dëkk ba ci 330, te gannaaw loolu suufeelu seen bépp tabaxu politig—seen réewum askan wu tedd, mi nekkoon bérab bu magg bi ñuy réy ci Rom gu yàgg, dafa tasaaroo, te mujj ci 476, ba noppi kenn du feeñaat ngir nekk buur bu yore deretu Rom dëgg. Ñaari rëdd yu Rom yu tàmbalee ci atum 330, ak wàll wi ñu ci tënkale ñaari rëdd yooyu, mu yeggale itam ñaari rëdd yu waxyu Yàlla yu juróom-weeri. Rëdd wu Rom gu sowu tàmbalee ak jeexee ci suufeel gu jëm ci kanam. Rëdd wu Rom gu penku tàmbalee ak jeexee ci suufeel gu jëm ci kanam ci 1449, ba Constantine mu mujj mi laaj ndigal ngir nguuru.
One of the five month periods leads to the end of Arabic Islam as the focus of prophecy and the beginning of Turkish Islam in 782. On that date Empress Irene is humiliated, in alignment with the humiliation of Constantine the last at the end of the second five-month prophecy. Two five-month prophecies within one narrative of fifteen verses. One portrays a history of the Islam of Arabia the other Islam of Turkey. Both conclude with the humiliation of eastern Rome. The conclusion of one of the prophecies was fulfilled by a woman being humiliated and the other by a man. Line upon line they identify a humiliation of the church and the state of eastern Rome. Both humiliations are brought about by Islam of the first woe. The humiliation of Constantine the last in 1449, begins a four-year period that ends in 1453, with the walls of Constantinople coming down. 1449 represents a humiliation and 1453 the walls come down and a kingdom ends.
Benn waxtu juróomi weer yi benn di jëme ci mujjug Islaamu Araab ci ni mu doon xët wu yëg-yëgu waxi yonent yi, ak tàmbaleg Islaamu Tirk ci 782. Ca bés boobu, Emperaatriis Irene ñu toroxal ko, te lëral na ak toroxalug Constantine mu mujj mi ca mujjug ñaareel waxu yonent bu juróomi weer. Ñaari waxi yonent yu juróomi weer nekk ci benn nettali bu am fukk ak juróom-ñaari aaya. Benn bi di wone jaar-jaaru Islaamug Araab, ka ca des di Islaamug Tirk. Ñoom ñaar ñépp di jeex ci toroxalug Room bu Penku. Mujeg kenn ci waxi yonent yi mat na ci jigéen ju ñu toroxal, te beneen bi ci góor. Rëdd ci kaw rëdd, ñu di xamale toroxalug njëg ak réew mi di Room bu Penku. Ñaari toroxal yooyu yépp, Islaam bu njëkk bi ñuy wax musiba wu njëkk moo leen waral. Toroxalug Constantine mu mujj mi ci 1449 moo tàmbali ab diirub ñeenti at, buy jeex ci 1453, ak daanuug miir yi saxoon ci Constantinople. 1449 mooy tekki toroxal, te ci 1453 miir yi daanu, te nguur gi jeex.
Death of Mohammed
Dëtu Mahomet
One of the two five-month periods begins with the death of Mohammed, who is identified as the “king that was over them” in verse eleven.
Benn ci ñaari diir yu juróom-weer yi tambalee na ak deeug Muxammet, miñ ko jàpp ni mooy “buur bi nekkoon ci seen kaw” ci saar 11.
And they had a king over them, which is the angel of the bottomless pit, whose name in the Hebrew tongue is Abaddon, but in the Greek tongue hath his name Apollyon.
Te ño am nañu buur ci seen kow, mooy malaakam kàngaay gu xóotul gi, kooku turam ci làkkub Ebrë la di Abaddon, waaye ci làkkug Gereg turam mooy Apollyon.
The king over them was Mohammed, for he is identified in verse one, so he is not some other Islamic figure; he is Mohammed the king, and a king is a kingdom and Islam is the kingdom of Mohammed.
Buur bi nekk ci seen kaw mooy Mohammed, ndaxte moom lañu ko rëddëe ci benn ci ayet bi, kon du benn yeneen nit ku bokk ci Islaam; mooy Mohammed buur bi, te buur mooy nguuru, te Islaam mooy nguuru Mohammed.
And the fifth angel sounded, and I saw a star fall from heaven unto the earth: and to him was given the key of the bottomless pit. And he opened the bottomless pit; and there arose a smoke out of the pit, as the smoke of a great furnace; and the sun and the air were darkened by reason of the smoke of the pit. And there came out of the smoke locusts upon the earth: and unto them was given power, as the scorpions of the earth have power. Revelation 9:1–3.
Ba noppi malaaka juróomeelu bi wolu, te gis naa benn biddéew bu rotée asamaan ba ci suuf; te jox nañu ko caabi biir bëti bu xóot bu amul pënd. Mu ubbi bëti bu xóot bu amul pënd bi; te saxaar ga génn ca bëti ba, ni saxaaru saafara wu mag; te jant bi ak asamaan si lëndëm ndax saxaar ga jóge ca bëti ba. Te ay njaxu génn ca saxaar ga, ñëw ci suuf; te jox nañu leen kàttan, ni yanga-yangu suuf si amee kàttan. Peeñu Yàlla 9:1–3.
The repetition of the first and second woes within the third woe parallels the repetition of the first and second angels within the third angel. Mohammed, the king was given the key to open the bottomless pit and 9/11 identifies when the third angel is empowered. Christ as the mighty angel then descended as the first strike of Balaam arrived in prophetic history. Then the bottomless pit opened and Islam became a subject of world history again. Christ then led His people back to the old paths of Jeremiah and the message of the third woe and third angel began to be sounded. In 2015, Trump announced his intent to run for president, thus stirring up the globalist dragon powers and the bottomless pit then released the atheism that ultimately killed Trump in the streets of Sodom and Egypt. At the Sunday law the beast that is the eighth that is of the seven will ascend out of the bottomless pit. The beginning of the sealing time of the one hundred and forty-four thousand and the ending identifies the rise of a bottomless pit power.
Jubal njàqare ñaareel ak ñaareelu musiba yi ci biir ñetteelu musiba mi méngoo ak jubal njàqare ñaareel ak ñaareelu malaaka yi ci biir ñetteelu malaaka mi. Mohammed, buur bi, jox nañu ko caabi bi ngir ubbi kóllëre gu amul suuf, te 9/11 dafay xamle kañ la ñetteelu malaaka mi am doole. Noonu Kirist ni malaaka mu mag mi wàcc na bi bëgg-bëggu njëkk bu Balaam agsi ci jaar-jaari waxu Yàlla. Gannaaw loolu kóllëre gu amul suuf gi ubbiku na, te Islam nekkat na mbirum jaar-jaari àddina. Noonu Kirist jiite na ay nitam dellu ca yoon yu yàgg yaa ngi ci Jérémie, te yégleb ñetteelu musiba ak ñetteelu malaaka mi tàmbalee yéglees. Ci atum 2015, Trump yégle na bëgg-bëggam ngir daw ca ndamli presidans, ba noonu yëngu dragon bu globalist yi, te kóllëre gu amul suuf gi bàyyi na gàntalug weddi Yàlla gi mujj rey Trump ci mbedd yi Sodom ak Égypte. Ca yoonu Dibeer ba, rab wi di juróom ñaaréel bi te bokk ci juróom ñaari bi, dina yéegée ci kóllëre gu amul suuf gi. Njëlbéenu jamonoy tëj miir gi ci kaw téeméeri ñent-fukk ak ñent-fukk ak ñeent ñaari junni nit ñi, ak mujjam, dafay xamle yokkute bu kàttanug kóllëre gu amul suuf.
The beast that thou sawest was, and is not; and shall ascend out of the bottomless pit, and go into perdition: and they that dwell on the earth shall wonder, whose names were not written in the book of life from the foundation of the world, when they behold the beast that was, and is not, and yet is. Revelation 17:8.
Rab wi nga nga gisoon woon, nekkoon na, te nekkatul; dina génne ca xur wu dul jeex ga, te dugg ca alkande ga; ñi dëkk ci kaw suuf si dinañu yéemu, ñoom ñi seeni tur binduñu leen woon ci téereb dund ga ndax daleekug àddina bi, bu ñuy xool rab wi nga gisoon, mi nekkoon na, te nekkatul, teewul itam mungiy nekk. Peeñu Yowaana 17:8
Islam is the key that opened the bottomless pit on 9/11 and that opens the bottomless pit at the Sunday law. In the midst of the sealing time, the dragon-beast of globalism also came out of the bottomless pit.
Lislaam mooy caabi bi ubbi “kër gu amul suuf” gi ci 9/11, te mooy itam li ubbi “kër gu amul suuf” gi bu yoonu Dibeer bi ñëwee. Ci biir jamono juñ tëral xeeti Yàlla yi, rab-beest bu globalism itam génn na ci “kër gu amul suuf” gi.
And when they shall have finished their testimony, the beast that ascendeth out of the bottomless pit shall make war against them, and shall overcome them, and kill them. Revelation 11:7.
Bu ñu matalee seen seede, rab wi yéeg ci xuru gu amul pënd mi dina xare ak ñoom, te dina leen noot, ba noppi rey leen. Révélation 11:7.
The key that opens all three waymarks of a power from the bottomless pit was given to Mohammed, the king of the kingdom of Islam. The battle of Nineveh in 627 represented a battle between two powers that depleted the power of both combatants that allowed Islam to rapidly rise into power. The key was turned on 9/11 and Islam’s rise began, though it was restrained shortly thereafter. The battle of Nineveh was typified at 9/11, for Islam’s rise there began as the mighty angel descended to lighten the earth with His glory, and the star, which means messenger, also fell from heaven. The battle of Nineveh is also typified at the end, when the Sunday law arrives and the second period of the Dark Ages begins as the smoke of the Islamic religion blots out the sun.
Buut bi ubbite ñetti waymark yi yépp yu mënkat gu jóge ci xuru su amul pënd moom nañu ko jox Mohammed, buur bu nguurug Islam. Xareb Nineveh bi amoon ci 627 dafa teewal woon xare bu diggante ñaari mënkat yu wàññi dooley ñoom ñaar ñépp, te loolu may Islam yokku gaaw ci doole. Buut bi dañu ko wal ci 9/11, te yokkug Islam tàmbali, doonte ñu ko téyeetu woon tuuti gannaaw ga. Xareb Nineveh bi dafa amoon ay misaal ci 9/11, ndaxte fa la yokkug Islam tàmbalee bi malaaka bu mag bi wàccee ngir leeral suuf si ak ndamu moom, te biddiiw bi, buy tekki yónnent, moom itam dafa rotte asamaan. Xareb Nineveh bi itam dafa am ay misaal ci mujj gi, bu yoonu Dibàeer bi agsee te ñaareelu jamonoy Ànd gu Lëndëm gi tàmbali, bi saxaaru diiney Islam tëjée jant bi.
Exeter
Exeter
The Sunday law is typified when the message of the midnight cry arrived at the Exeter camp meeting. Then the final movements of the setting up of the image of the beast begins. The formation, or the setting up of the image began at 9/11, but at the ending of the period, the period of the proclamation of the midnight cry is also a fractal of the entire period of the image’s formation that began at 9/11. The beginning represents the ending. The first woe typifies the third woe, just as the first angel typifies the third angel. The battle of Nineveh at the ending of the sealing time, identifies the battle of Nineveh at the beginning. The battle of Nineveh at the Sunday law, is the ending of the sealing time that began at 9/11, but it is also the ending of the period of the proclamation of the midnight cry. The battle of Nineveh is therefore typified at the beginning of the midnight cry proclamation, that identifies the final steps in the formation of the image of the beast in the United States, and at the Sunday law the beginning of the formation of the image of the beast in the world begins. Nineveh is the key that aligns the various lines that find their perfect fulfillment in the hidden history of verse forty.
Yoonu dibeer ci dibu gaayub dund bi moo mel ne bi yégleb xalaatu guddi gi agsee ci ndaje xareb Exeter. Noonu itam, yëngu-yëngu yu mujj yi ci taxawal nataalu rab wi dañuy tàmbali. Sàkkug, walla taxawalug nataal bi tàmbalee na ci 9/11, waaye ci jeexital jamono ji, jamonoy waareb xalaatu guddi gi itam ab fractal la ci bépp jamonoy taxawalu nataal bi, bi tàmbalee ci 9/11. Njàlbéen gi day tegtal jeexital gi. Njàqareb njëkk bi day tegtal njàqareb ñetteel bi, ni malaaka njëkk bi itam di tegtal malaaka ñetteel bi. Xareb Niniwe ci jeexital waxtu sell bi day firndeel xareb Niniwe ci njàlbéen gi. Xareb Niniwe bi ci yoonu dibeer, moo di jeexital waxtu sell bi, bi tàmbalee ci 9/11, waaye itam mooy jeexital jamonoy waareb xalaatu guddi gi. Kon nag, xareb Niniwe dañu koy tegtal ci njàlbéenu waareb xalaatu guddi gi, loolu di kennale jéego yu mujj yi ci sàkkug nataalu rab wi ci États-Unis, te ci yoonu dibeer bi tàmbalib sàkkug nataalu rab wi ci àddina si dañuy tàmbali. Niniwe mooy caabi bi méngale ay xeet yu bari yu gis ag matug séen matuwaay bu mat sëkk ci jaar-jaaru verse ñent-fukk.
We will proceed further in the next article.
Dañuy yokku ci artikil bi ci topp.