The books of Daniel and Revelation complement each other, meaning together they are perfected.
Téere Daniel ak Apokalips diñu yokkante, maanaam bu ñu andee ñoom ñaar, mat nañu ci seen matug njariñ.
“In the Revelation all the books of the Bible meet and end. Here is the complement of the book of Daniel.” Acts of the Apostles, 585.
«Ci Kàddu Yàlla, téere yi yépp ci Biibël bi dajaloo fa te jeex fa. Fii la mataleg téereb Dañeel nekk.» Acts of the Apostles, 585.
The kingdoms of Bible prophecy are to be the student of prophecy’s focus, for it is there that the external history of the latter days is primarily set forth.
Njàngu nguur yi ci kàddug waxi yonent yi nekk ci Biibël war nañu nekk li taalibeb waxi yonent yi di sukkandiku ci moom, ndaxte fa la jaar-jaari biti bu fan yu mujj yaa ngi gëna feeñaleku.
“Far better is it to learn, in the light of God’s word, the causes that govern the rise and fall of kingdoms. Let the youth study these records, and see how the true prosperity of nations has been bound up with an acceptance of the divine principles. Let him study the history of the great reformatory movements, and see how often these principles, though despised and hated, their advocates brought to the dungeon and the scaffold, have through these very sacrifices triumphed.” Education, 238.
“Lu gën na baax lool mooy nga jàng, ci leerug Kàddu Yàlla, sabab yi jiitéeyug yokk ak suuxlug nguur-nguur yi. Na ndaw yi jàng bind yii, te gis ni njariñu dëggu réew yi àndoon na bu baax ak nangu njariñ yu Yàlla. Na mu jàng jaar-jaariy yëngu-yëngu yeesal yu mag yi, te gis ni sax yoon yii, doonte da ñu leen xeeb te bañ leen, ba indi seeni way-dëkkal ci kaso ak ci bérab bu ñuy rey, moom yoon yii nag, jaarale ko ci sarax yooyu sax, da ñu not.” Education, 238.
Sacred histories, whether it is the “great reformatory movements,” or the “rise and fall of kingdoms;” sacred histories are a life-or-death proposition in God’s Word. Paul recorded in 2 Thessalonians chapter two that those that do not love the truth, and who thereafter receive strong delusion; do so because they chose to reject the message Paul identified in the passage. The passage identifies the relationship of pagan Rome with papal Rome, which is also the relationship of Pergamos and Thyatira and is also the relationship of iron and clay, as well as, the relationship of the dragon with the beast. The rise of papal Rome represented by Thyatira and the fall of pagan Rome as represented by Pergamos is a truth that those who receive strong delusion hate.
Taariix yu sell yi, muy “yoonu yeesal yu mag yi,” walla “jóg gi ak daanu nguuru yi;” taariix yu sell yi nag, ci Kàddu Yàlla, mbir la bu aju ci dund walla dee. Pool bind na ci 2 Thessaloniciens saar ñaareel ne ñi bëggul dëgg, te gannaaw loolu ñu jot nañu ca naxte gu tar ga; danuy def loolu ndaxte dañoo tann a bañ ndigël bi Pool rëral ci kàddu googu. Kàddu googu day won jokkoo gi nekk diggante Room gu jaamoo ak Room gu paapal, te mooy itam jokkoo gi nekk ci diggante Pergamos ak Thyatira, te itam mooy jokkoo gi nekk ci diggante weñ ak banqasi, ak itam jokkoo gi nekk diggante nago wi ak rab wi. Jóg gi Room gu paapal, gi Thyatira di tegtal, ak daanu Room gu jaamoo, gi Pergamos di tegtal, dëgg la bu ñiy jot naxte gu tar bañ.
In the Millerite history the argument between the Millerites and the Protestants that made its way onto the 1843 pioneer chart was over what historical power was represented as the “robbers of thy people” in verse fourteen of Daniel eleven. Were the robbers the rising of pagan Rome as the Millerites contended, or was it the fall of the Seleucids as the Protestants claimed?
Ci jaar-jaari Millerite, werante gi nekkoon diggante Millerite yi ak Protestaŋ yi, te jëm na ba mu dugg ci taabal pionnier bu 1843 bi, mooy woon kan mooy dooleb jaar-jaari biñu wone ne mooy “sàcc yi ci say nit” ci wax juroom-ñenteel ci Daniel fukki benn. Ndax sàcc ya doon yokkug Room gu pagan, ni Millerite yi di ko wax, walla ndax moo doon daanu Seleucid yi, ni Protestaŋ yi di ko wax?
“Every nation that has come upon the stage of action has been permitted to occupy its place on the earth, that it might be seen whether it would fulfill the purpose of ‘the Watcher and the Holy One.’ Prophecy has traced the rise and fall of the world’s great empires—Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome. With each of these, as with nations of less power, history repeated itself. Each had its period of test, each failed, its glory faded, its power departed, and its place was occupied by another....
«Xeet wu nekk réew mi agsi ci dalub jëf ji, maynañu ko mu jël wér gu mu yelloo ci suuf si, ngir gis ndax dina matal njariñu “Aji Wottu bi ak Ku Sell Ki.” Kàddug yëgle gi topp na yokkute ak wàññiku nguur yu mag yi ci àddina si—Babilon, Medo-Persia, Gres, ak Room. Ak ku nekk ci ñoom, ni itam ak xeeti réew yu gëna néew doole, jaar-jaar gi dellu na boppam. Ku nekk amoon na jamono ju muy seetlu, ku nekk dafa lajj, ndamlam daldi wéy, dooleem dem, te beneen daldi jël barabam....»
“From the rise and fall of nations as made plain in the pages of Holy Writ, they need to learn how worthless is mere outward and worldly glory. Babylon, with all its power and its magnificence, the like of which our world has never since beheld,—power and magnificence which to the people of that day seemed so stable and enduring,—how completely has it passed away! As ‘the flower of the grass’ it has perished. So perishes all that has not God for its foundation. Only that which is bound up with His purpose and expresses His character can endure. His principles are the only steadfast things our world knows.” Education, 177, 184.
“Ci yokkuteek ak wàññante réew yi, ni ko xët yu Sell yi leeralee, ñoom war nañu jàng ne ndamalu biti rekk ak màkkaanu àddina amul njariñ. Babilon, ak lépp sa dooleem ak sa màgg ga, lu ni mel sunu àddina gisatul gannaaw gi,—doole ak màgg gu nit ña jamono jooju jàppe woon ne dafa sax te di yàgg,—nan la mu weesu ba noppi! Ni “tóor-tóoru ñax mi” la deewe. Noonu la lépp lu nekkul Yàlla di fondemaŋam di yàqu. Lu kenn man a sax mooy li ñu takk ak i mébétam te di won ay jikkoom. Ay pexeem rekk a di mbir yu sax yu sunu àddina xam.” Education, 177, 184.
Biblical history is the vision that Solomon said to lack, is to perish. The Millerites recognized and proclaimed the one hundred and fifty years represented as “five months” in Revelation chapter nine, verses five and ten, but they did not dredge deeply into the history represented in chapter nine of Revelation. They correctly identified verse ten’s five months, but evidently thought that because verses five and ten both contain the expression “five months,” that it simply represented an emphasis upon the prophecy of torment represented in both verses. It is now easily demonstrated that when verse five represents “five months” it represents one hundred and fifty years that began at the death of Mohammed in 632, and ended in 782 with the humiliation of Empress Irene of the Byzantine, or eastern Roman empire.
Taariixu Biibal bi mooy gis-gis bi Sulaymaan wax ne ku ko amul dina sànku. Millerites yi xamoon nañu te yégle woon ñaari fukki at ak juróom-fukk yiñu feeñale ni “juróomi weer” ci Peeñu gi, saar 9, aaya 5 ak 10, waaye dugguwuñu bu baax ci taariix bi ñu feeñale ci saar 9 bu Peeñu gi. Ñoom dañu àtte woon bu jub “juróomi weer” yi nekk ci aaya 10, waaye mel na ne dañu yaakaaroon ne ndaxte aaya 5 ak 10 ñépp am nañu wax ji naan “juróomi weer,” loolu dafa doon rekk dëggal bu gëna xamle ci kàddug wax ci mbugal mi ñu feeñale ci ñaari aaya yooyu. Léegi manees na koo won yomb ne bu aaya 5 di feeñal “juróomi weer,” dafay feeñal téeméer ak juróom-fukk at yu tàmbalee ca dee Mohammad ci 632, te mu jeex ci 782 ak toroxal Buur-u-jigéen Irene bu Bizaans, walla Imper bu Room gu penku.
The pioneers were correct in their application of verse ten as the battle of Nicomedia on July 27, 1299 as the starting of one hundred and fifty years that concluded with the humiliation of the last Constantine to reign in Constantinople on July 27, 1449. Line upon line a period of one hundred and fifty years identifies worldwide Islam, as represented by both the first woe of Islam of Arabia and the second woe of Islam of Turkey. The Islam that humiliated both emperor and the empress together identifies worldwide Islam conquering a kingdom that consists of a woman, represented by Irene and a man represented by Constantine the last.
Ñi njëkk ya dëgg ci seen jëfandikoo ay bindu fukki saraxal bi ci xët wu fukk, mooy xeexu Nicomedia ci 27 Sulet 1299, ngir muy tambale juroom téeméeri at ak juróom-fukk yi, te mu jeex ci toroxalu Constantine mu mujj mi nguuroon ci Constantinople ci 27 Sulet 1449. Rëcc ci kaw rëcc, ab jamono buy tollu téeméeri at ak juróom-fukk di fésal Islaam bu àddina si yépp, ni ko ñaari ay nattu metit yu njëkk yi teewal, mooy njëkkaleb “woe” bu Islaam bu Arabie ak ñaareel bi, “woe” bu Islaam bu Türkiye. Islaam boobu moo toroxaloon buur bi ak jabaru buur bi benn ci benn, te loolu di fésal Islaam bu àddina si yépp di nangu ab nguur gu jokkoo ak jigéen, mi Irene di teewal, ak góor, mi Constantine mu mujj mi di teewal.
In the one hundred and fifty years that ends with the humiliation of Irene, Islam of Arabia takes control of the area or territory of Byzantine, leaving Irene in such a humiliated position that she was forced to pay tribute for three years, among other exactions. When the humiliation of Constantine the last took place, it marked the beginning of a four-year period that ends with a siege and the overthrow of the capital of eastern Rome. In both cases it was Islam, Arabian Islam for Irene and Turkish Islam for Constantine the last. In the latter days worldwide Islam as represented by the two witnesses of Arabian and Turkish Islam set forth in the first and second woes; will first take the territory, and then the capital. The latter-day political entity represented by eastern Rome’s Constantine is symbolically married to the latter-day religious entity represented by eastern Rome’s Irene. I use the term political and religious entity to address that the symbol of the image of the beast occurs first in the United States and then in the world. The image of the beast is the symbolic marriage of Constantine and Irene, who are both humiliated by losing their territory and capital to Islam.
Ci biir ak juróom-fukki at yi jeex ci toroxal Irene, Lislaam gu Arabi jël sañ-sañ ci goxu wala suuf-sap Byzantium, ba tax Irene nekk ci xaalisug toroxal bu réy, bañu ko gaaw a dugal ci xaalisug wareef ngir ñetti at, ak yeneen mbugal yu mel noonu. Bi toroxalu Constantine mu mujj bi amee, moo màndargaal njàlbéenu ab jamono bu ñeenti at, buy jeex ak wërsëg ak daanu kër gu mag gu Room bu Penku. Ci ñaari mbir yooyu, Lislaam la woon, Lislaamu Arabi ngir Irene, ak Lislaamu Tirk ngir Constantine mu mujj. Ci fan yu mujj yi, Lislaam gu àddina si yépp, ni ko ñaari seede yi di tegtal, mooy Lislaamu Arabi ak Lislaamu Tirk, ni ñu ko waxe ci jëfandikoo bu njëkk ak bu ñaareelu tey-ju-met, dina njëkk a jël suuf-sap, te gannaaw loolu, kër gu mag gi. Mbooloo politig bu fan yu mujj yi, bi Constantine bu Room bu Penku di tegtal ci mbooloo, dafa jokkoo ci seetam ak mbooloo diine bu fan yu mujj yi, bi Irene bu Room bu Penku di tegtal ci mbooloo. Maa ngi jëfandikoo baat yi mbooloo politig ak mbooloo diine ngir wone ne màndarga bu natar biir rab wi, dafa jëkk a am ci États-Unis, te gannaaw ga mu am ci àddina si. Nataru rab wi mooy seetaan bu màndargaal ci diggante Constantine ak Irene, ñoom ñaar ñépp di toroxal ndax ñu ñàkk seen suuf-sap ak seen kër gu mag ci Lislaam.
Their marriage is identified by aligning the two histories, and it was typified by the marriage between Constantia and Licinius in 313 when the Edict of Milan was put in place, and the symbolic church of Smyrna ended and the symbolic church of Pergamos began. Those who Paul identifies as receiving strong delusion refuse to see Paul’s warning message that includes a falling away, before the man of sin is revealed. The falling away takes place in the history of Pergamos, and the man of sin was revealed in 538, when the church of Thyatira began.
Sey séy sa jëkkaloo feeñ na ci melokaanu ñaari jaar-jaari waxtu yi, te mu nekk woon misaal ci séy bi xewoon diggante Constantia ak Licinius ci atum 313, ba Santaane Milano (Edict of Milan) dugg doxalin, te jàngoro mbooloom ngëm gu mel ni Smyrna mujjee, te jàngoro mbooloom ngëm gu mel ni Pergamos tàmbali. Ñi Bóol tudd ne dañuy jot nax gu réy, bañ nañu gis yëgleb artu Bóol bi ëmb wàcc gi, lu jiitu feeñug nit ku bàkkaar. Wàcc gi am na ci jaar-jaaru Pergamos, te nit ku bàkkaar gi feeñ na ci 538, ba kerceenug Thyatira tàmbalee.
Let no man deceive you by any means: for that day shall not come, except there come a falling away first, and that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition; Who opposeth and exalteth himself above all that is called God, or that is worshipped; so that he as God sitteth in the temple of God, shewing himself that he is God. 2 Thessalonians 2:3, 4.
Buleen kenn na leen nax ci benn anam: ndaxte bés boobu du ñëw, bu njëkkul ndëggum gu réy ga ak feeñug nit ku bàkkaar, doomu alkati gi; moom mi di bañ te yékkati boppam ci kaw lépp lu ñuy wax Yàlla, walla lu ñuy jaamu; ba tax mu toog ni Yàlla ci kër Yàlla, di wone ne moom mooy Yàlla. 2 Thessalonians 2:3, 4.
The history of eastern Rome provides two witnesses to the prophetic truth that is also represented in the symbolic relationship of eastern Rome with western Rome. In that relationship, western Rome is the church and eastern Rome is the state. Rome is a combination of church and state as represented as iron and clay in Daniel chapter two.
Jaar-jaari Room bu penku ci ñaari seede yu dëgg-gu yonent bi, te dëgg googu itam feeñ na ci diggante gu misaal gi nekk ci seen biir: diggante jaar-jaari Room ak sowwu Room. Ci diggante googu, sowwu Room mooy kërceen gi, te jaar-jaari Room mooy réew mi. Room mooy booleb kërceen ak réew, ni ko Daniel sareet ñaareel bi wonee ci weñ ak banq.
A reason that it can be seen convincingly that in the latter days worldwide Islam comes against a power represented as a combination of church and state, taking its territory and capital is sustained by two other witnesses from the sacred history of Revelation nine. Osman conquered the territory of Nicomedia on July 27, 1299, and he then conquered the territory of Nicaea two years later in 1301. His son conquered the capital city of Nicaea in 1331, and the same son conquered the capital city of Nicomedia in a four-year siege that ended in 1337. The pioneers marked July 27, 1299 with Osman, but never looked at the next battle, the battle of Nicaea as the historical second step to establishing the Ottoman Empire. July 27, 1299 was the first step of several steps to reach the Sunday law. The first two steps of Turkish Islam identified the beginning of a prophecy that ended in 1449, then again in 1840, then again at 9/11 and then again on December 31, 2023.
Benn sabab bu dëgg lañuy man a gis ak wóor ne ci mujj-u jamono yi, Islaam bu àddina bi di jóg ci kaw ab kàttan guñu teg ni mooy booloo bu njël ak réew, te muy nangu suufam ak péeyam, dañuy ko dëgëral ak ñaar yeneen seede yu jóge ci taariix bu sell bu Apokalips juróom-ñent. Osman dafa nangu suufu Nicomedia ci 27i sulet 1299, te ñaari at ginnaaw loolu mu nangu suufu Nicaea ci 1301. Doomam moo nangu dëkkub péeyu Nicaea ci 1331, te doom boobu it moo nangu dëkkub péeyu Nicomedia ci wër-gu ñenti at yu jeex ci 1337. Ñi jiitu woon fekk nañu 27i sulet 1299 ak Osman, waaye gëstuñu xare bi ci topp, mooy xarebu Nicaea, ni mu doon ñaareelu jéego ju taariix ci samp Nguuru Ottoman. 27i sulet 1299 moo nekkoon jéego bu njëkk ci ay jéego yu bare ngir àgg ci sàrtu Dibeer. Ñaari jéego yu njëkk yu Islaamu Turki doon nañu màndargaal njàlbéenu ab waxu yoon waay wu jeex ci 1449, ba noppi dellusi ci 1840, ba noppi dellusi ci 9/11, te ba noppi dellusi ci 31i desàmbar 2023.
The first of those two steps marked not only the beginning of one hundred and fifty years, but also it marked the beginning of thirty-eight years. It began with Osman taking the territory of Nicomedia, and it ended thirty-eight years later when Osman’s son took the capital city of Nicomedia at the end of a four-year siege in 1337. The number thirty-eight represents “rising up,” and the initial step of Osman taking the territory marked the rising up of Turkish Islam. In that first step of thirty-eight years, a “four year” siege marks the conclusion. At the last step of the one hundred and fifty years, the humiliation is delivered and four years later in 1453, the capital of eastern Rome is taken.
Jëfandikoo ñaari yoon yooyu mooyul woon rekk njalbéenu téeméeri at ak juróom-fukk, waaye itam mooyoon njalbéenu juróom-ñett ak juróom-ñaar at. Mu tàmbalee ak Osman bi mu nanguwée suufu Nicomedia, te mu jeex juróom-ñett ak juróom-ñaar at ginnaaw bi doomu Osman jëlée dëkkub buuru Nicomedia ci mujjug wërante bu juróom-ñent at ci 1337. Limu juróom-ñett ak juróom-ñaar dafay tekki “jóg gi,” te yoonu njàlbéen waasinu Osman bi mu jëlée suufu sañse woon jóg gi Islamu Türki. Ci këru njàlbéen googu gu juróom-ñett ak juróom-ñaar at, wërante “bu juróom-ñent at” moo màndargaal jeexital bi. Ci mujjug yoonu téeméeri at ak juróom-fukk, toroxal ga ñu yónnee na, te juróom-ñent at ginnaaw, ci 1453, ñu jël dëkkub buuru Rooma penku.
Whether it was the Ottoman Turks in 1453, or Osman’s son taking both Nicomedia in 1337 and Nicaea in 1331, in all three instances, each capital city had served at some point in history as the capital of eastern Rome. All three lines are identifying the conquering of eastern Rome. Each of those three lines identifies Islam conquering first the territory and thereafter the capital of eastern Rome. The name of all three capitals is the same as the name of the territory. Each of the three lines have distinct alpha and omega historical figures. While identifying a church state relationship with the humiliation by Islam of both emperor and empress, the prophetic humiliation ties their lines together with western Rome, that was also humiliated by Constantine the Great when he chose Constantinople over the city of Rome in 330. Western Rome’s final humiliation came in 476 with the final emperor, and continued to decline rapidly from there on.
Bu Turki Ottoman yi ci at 1453, walla doomu Osman mi jëlé Nicomedia ci 1337 te Nicaea ci 1331, ci ñetti mbir yii yépp, këru nguur gu mag gu nekk dëkkub nguur boobu, benn waxtu ci jaar-jaari jamono, dafa doonoon dëkkub nguur gu Room gu penku. Ñetti xeetu kàddu yii yépp dañuy wone nangu nguur gu Room gu penku. Kenn ku nekk ci ñetti xeetu kàddu yii di wone ne Islaam jëkk a nangu suuf sa, te gannaaw loolu mu nangu dëkkub nguur gu Room gu penku. Turu ñetti dëkkub nguur yii benn la ak turu suuf sa. Kenn ku nekk ci ñetti xeetu kàddu yii am na ay nit ñaari jamono yu wuute, alfa ak omega, ci jaar-jaaram. Bi muy wone jokkoo diggante kërug màggal ak nguur, ak toroxal gi Islaam defaloon buur ak yaay-buur yépp, toroxal gu yonent gi dafa boole seeni xeet ak Room gu sowwu, ga itam Konstantin Mu Mag mi toroxaloon bi mu tann Constantinople mu jël ko ci kaw dëkku Room ci 330. Toroxalu mujj gu Room gu sowwu dikk na ci 476 ak buur bu mujj ba, te dale na fees a wàññiku gaaw lool daldi dem noonu.
Western Rome in relation to eastern Rome was the church, the east was the state. Humiliation at the beginning in 330, then humiliation in 476, and then in 782 and then again in 1449. A line of humiliation beginning with the division of a kingdom, followed in 476 by the humiliation of losing the emperor, and therefore empire, only to be followed by Islam bringing humiliation first to the territory of the east in 782 and then to the capital of the east in 1453.
Roma gu Sowu, ci jëm ci Roma gu Penku, moo doon kilifag kërceen gi; Penku gi moo doon nguur gi. Toroxte ca njàlbéen ga ci atum 330, ba noppi toroxte ci 476, te gannaaw loolu ci 782, te delluati ci 1449. Rëdd wu toroxte, mi tàmbalee ak xaajug benn nguur, te ci 476 mu toppoo ak toroxte gu ñàkk buur bi, te noonu it yàqug emper gi, ngir gannaaw loolu Islaam indi toroxte, bu njëkka ci suuf si dëkkuwaay Penku gi ci 782, te ba noppi ci kër gu mag gi, dëkkub Penku gi, ci 1453.
Islam of Bible prophecy brings to light the line of both eastern and western Rome, and the light that Islam is producing today is in agreement with, but far beyond what the foundational light of Islam was for the Millerite pioneers. The testing time that began in 2024 with who is ‘the robbers of thy people who establish the vision’ was the alpha of the testing period, and now at the end of the testing period light from the subject of Islam of Revelation chapter nine adds witnesses of western and eastern Rome that were never evaluated until these current latter days.
Lislaam ci waxi yonent yi ci Biibël mi dafay leeral sëtub Room bu bëj-gànnaaru ak bu sowu, te leer gi Lislaam di jur tey dañoo déggoo ak leer gu sampoon ngir pionie yi Millerite, waaye dafay sore lool ci boppam. Jamono ji ngir seetaan, mi tàmbalee ci atum 2024 ak kàddu gi ne ñan ñoo di “sàcc yi ci sa nit ñi, ñiy dëgëral peeñ mi,” mooy alfa bu jamono woowu ngir seetaan; te léegi ci mujjug jamono woowu ngir seetaan, leer gu jóge ci mbirum Lislaam ci Pexe mu juróom-ñent ci Kàddug Yàlla mi yokk seede yu jëm ci Room bu sowu ak bu bëj-gànnaaru, yi kenn mosul woon a xalaat walla a natt ba ci fan yi mujj yii nu nekk.
The prophetic lines of Islam represented in chapters nine through eleven bring together the lines of history located in verses ten through sixteen of Daniel eleven by providing testimonies which connect with lines already under discussion in these articles. But within the prophetic illustration of the rise of Islam is the rise of both the movement of the Millerites and the movement of the one hundred and forty-four thousand. Two four-year periods placed firmly within and as part of the time prophecies of Revelation nine provide witness to the four years of 1840 unto 1844. In 1844 prophetic time is no longer, so the symbolic four-year period is defined by its prophetic characteristics, not time. The first four-year period identifies Islam conquering Nicomedia, the former eastern Roman capital in 1337, thirty-eight years after his father conquered the territory. The second four years identifies the humiliation of eastern Romes political and religious rulers in 1449, brought about by Islam and the third four years identifies a glorious manifestation of the power of God when the angel who lightened the earth with his glory descended on August 11, 1840.
Rëddug yoon yu yonent yi ci Lislaam, yi ñu tektal ci ay saar 9 ba 11, dañuy boolee yoonu jaar-jaari mboolem xew-xew yi nekk ci aaya 10 ba 16 ci Daniel 11, di joxe seede yu lëkkalook yoon yi ñuy waxee ba noppi ci mbind yi. Waaye ci misaalu yonent bi ci jëkkëru Lislaam, am na itam jëkkëru yëngu-yëngu Millerites ak yëngu-yëngu ñaari téeméeri ñeent-fukk ak ñeent ñi. Ñaari jamono yu ñeenti at, yu ñu samp bu dëgër ci biir ak ci anam wu bokk ci yonenti jamono yi nekk ci Apocalipse 9, dañuy seedeel ñeenti at yi nekk diggante 1840 ak 1844. Ci 1844, jamono yonent dootul am; moo tax jamono bu njeent at buy tekki biir misaal bi, ay melokaanam yu yonent ñoo koy faramfacce, waaye du jamono. Jëkkër gi ci ñaari njeent at yii di sàmmal ne Lislaam dafa nangu Nicomedia, ca njëlbéen biir bu Rom gu Penku doon fa ca 1337, ñetti-fukk ak juróom-ñett at gannaaw baayam nanguwaat suuf sa. Ñaareel njeent at yi di sàmmal toroxal njiyité yu politig ak yu diine yu Rom gu Penku ci 1449, lu Lislaam waral; te ñetteel njeent at yi di sàmmal feeñ gu màgg gu kàttanu Yàlla, ba malaaka mi leerloo suuf si ak ndamam wàccee 11 ut 1840.
The Millerite history of the first and second angel aligns with the history of the third angel during the sealing of the one hundred and forty-four thousand. That final sealing work is the blotting out of sin, it is the combination of Divinity with humanity and it takes place during a warfare that is being brought by Islam.
Jëfandikoo bu Millerite ci malaakam bu njëkk ak bu ñaareel bi dafa déggoo ak jëfandikoo bu malaakam bu ñetteel bi ci waxtu muujug téerey juróom-ñaar-fukk ak ñeent junni nit ña. Loolu mooy liggéeyu muujug mujj, di far bakkaar, te mooy booloo Yàlla ak nit, te di am ci biir xare bu Islaam di indiw.
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. And it was commanded them that they should not hurt the grass of the earth, neither any green thing, neither any tree; but only those men which have not the seal of God in their foreheads. Revelation 9:2–4.
Noonu ubbi kàmba gu ñàkk pacc bi; te saxaar jógé ca kàmba ga, ni saxaaru furnaas bu mag; te jant bi ak asamaan bi lëndëm ndax saxaar ga jóge ca kàmba ga. Te ñaaxum jógé ca saxaar ga, wàcc ci suuf si; te ñu jox leen kàttan, ni rab yi nekk ci suuf si amee kàttan. Te ñu santaane leen, bu ñu lor duuru suuf si, mbaa benn lu verde, mbaa benn garab; waaye nit ñi rekk ñi amul màndargay Yàlla ci seen jë ba. Peeñu Yoxaan 9:2–4.
The perfect fulfillment of every prophecy is in the last days, so this passage is identifying the sealing of the one hundred and forty-four thousand. The prophecy of Islam in Revelation nine provides the historical key to bring the most complete illustration of the power that establishes the vision together in the history that culminated on August 11, 1840, when Islam was restrained. From that point the testimony of Revelation nine extended into chapter ten and the history of the first and second angels. Then in chapter eleven the third woe arrives suddenly at the Sunday law, which is when the loud cry of the third angel begins. Chapter nine is the key of Islam in organizing the rise and fall of kingdoms set forth in Daniel and the Revelation. Chapters ten and eleven identify the experience of the one hundred and forty-four thousand wise virgins. Chapter nine identifies the symbol that establishes the external vision and chapters ten and eleven identify the internal vision associated with following the Lamb into the Most Holy Place.
Matugg gu mat soppiképp yépp ci bépp yooni waxi Yàlla mooy ci fan yu mujj yi, kon mbooloo bii mi ngi wone ndigël gu ñu tàmpe nit ñi ñaari téeméer ak ñeent-fukk ak ñeent junni. Waxi yooni jëm ci Islama ci Peeñu 9 moo joxe bàyyi-jéggi bu jaar ci taarix ngir indi misaal bi gën a mat ci kàttan gi samp peeñ mi, boole ko ak taarix bi yamoon ci 11 Awoot 1840, ba ñu téye Islama. Dale ko fa, seede Peeñu 9 dafa yaatal ba dugg ci kapitel 10 ak ci taarixu malaaka bu njëkk ak bu ñaareel. Gannaaw loolu, ci kapitel 11, musiba bu ñetteel bi dikk na ci mbëggeel ndigëlu Dimaas, te foofa la yuuxu kawe gi malaaka bu ñetteel bi tàmbalee. Kapitel 9 mooy caabi Islama ci teginu yéeg ak daanu nguuru yi ni ñu leen tëral ci Danyeel ak Peeñ mi. Kapitel 10 ak 11 dañuy wone jaar-jaaru junni ñaari téeméer ak ñeent-fukk ak ñeent junni janq yu xarañ yi. Kapitel 9 day wone misaal bi samp peeñ gu biti, te kapitel 10 ak 11 dañuy wone peeñ gu biir gi ñu boole ak topp Kuur gi ba dugg ca Bu Sell ba gën a Sell ga.
Revelation chapter ten opens with Christ as the mighty angel that descends with a little book open. That event was fulfilled on August 11, 1840 at the conclusion of the prophecy of Revelation nine that identifies three hundred and ninety-one years and fifteen days. Revelation ten identifies the history onward until the message became bitter in John’s stomach on October 22, 1844. The four years of 1840 to 1844 begin with the arrival of the first angel and end with the arrival of the third angel. Those four years that followed after the fulfillment of August 11, 1840 were typified by four years from July 27, 1449 unto 1453 at the beginning of the three hundred and ninety-one years and fifteen days. Both those four-year periods align with the four years of the siege of Nicomedia from 1333 unto 1337. Symbolically eastern Rome was conquered by Islam three times. First was at the siege of Nicaea in 1331, then the four-year siege of Nicomedia in 1337 and then the siege of Constantinople in 1453.
Peeñu Kàddug Yàlla sarax bu fukk mi ubbi na ak Kirist ci ni malaaka bu mag buy wàcc ak téere bu ndaw bu ubbeeku. Jëf jooju mat na ci 11 Nowàmbar 1840, ci njéexital yonent gi nekk ci Peeñu Kàddug Yàlla sarax bu juróom-ñett, bi nga xam ne mu misaal 391 at ak 15 fan. Peeñu Kàddug Yàlla sarax bu fukk di jàngale jaar-jaaru tarihi booba ba kera yégle bi doon wex ci biir biir John ci 22 Oktoobar 1844. Ñaari at yu 1840 ba 1844 tàmbalee nañu ak ñëwug malaaka bu jëkk te mu jeex ak ñëwug malaaka bu ñetteel. Ñaari at yooyu ñent yi toppoon ginnaaw matug 11 Nowàmbar 1840, dañoo leen misaal ak ñaari at ñent yu 27 Sulet 1449 ba 1453 ci ndoortelu 391 at ak 15 fan. Ñaari jamono yu ñent yooyu ñoom ñaar a ngi méngoo ak ñaari at ñent yi nekk ci sëg bi ci Nikomediya, daldi dem 1333 ba 1337. Ci misaal, Room bu penku dañu ko nootlu woon ñetti yoon ak Islaam. Bu jëkk ba mooy ci sëg bi ci Nikeya ci 1331, topp ci sëg bu ñent at ci Nikomediya ci 1337, te mujj ci sëg bi ci Konstantinop ci 1453.
Diocletian legally divided Rome into east and west in 293, and Constantine prophetically divided Rome into east and west in 330. In 395, upon the death of the emperor Theodosius I, the empire was formerly and permanently divided as he bequeathed the east and the west to his two sons. The Catholic church divided into east and west in 1054 at the “great schism.” The division was gradual as was the demise that followed. The division remains to this very day. Within fifty years from that date, the western church in Rome began roughly two hundred years of crusades against Islam. Western Rome fell when it lost its last emperor in 476. Eastern Rome fell in 1453. Papal Rome fell in 1798. Pagan Rome divided unto east and west in 293, 330 and 395. Papal Rome divided unto east and west in 1054. Sister White identifies the rise and fall of kingdoms as a primary point of reference in the study of God’s Word.
Diyoklesiyan xaajaloonne seddoo Rom peññ ci penku ak sowwu 293, te Konstanten séddoo Rom ci waxu yonent ci penku ak sowwu ci 330. Ci 395, bi buur-bu mag bi Theodosius I deewee, mbooloom nguur gi séddoo na bu yàgg te bu sax, ndaxte mooy jagleeloon penku ak sowwu ñaari doomam. Mbooloom katolig gi séddoo na ci penku ak sowwu ci 1054 ci “schisme bu mag bi.” Séddoo googu dafa doon ndànk-ndànk, ni noonu itam la réer gi ko toppoon doon ndànk-ndànk. Séddoo googu sax na ba tey jii. Ci biir juróom-fukki at yu tollu ci bés boobu, kanise sowwu gi nekk Rom tàmbalee na, ci anam bu yaatu, lu mat ñaari téeméeri at ci ay kurwaasaad yu jëm ci Islam. Rom sowwu daanu na bi mu ñàkkee buuram mujj ci 476. Rom penku daanu na ci 1453. Romu Pàppa bi daanu na ci 1798. Rom bu bokkoon ci ñaari yoon yu fenkuwul séddoo na ba penku ak sowwu ci 293, 330 ak 395. Romu Pàppa bi séddoo na ba penku ak sowwu ci 1054. Sœur White moytu na ne yokkute ak daanu yu nguur yi mooy benn njubte mu njëkk ci njàngum Kàddu Yàlla.
The kingdoms that are brought out into the light of history from chapter nine of Revelation strengthen the argument that it is Rome that establishes the vision. The prophetic connection between Islam and the one hundred and forty-four thousand is evidence the message of the midnight cry, that was typified by Christ riding into Jerusalem on an ass, is represented by a time prophecy that began in the time of the first woe, continued on in the second part of the prophecy in the second woe, and reached its fulfillment in the four-year history where the Millerite movement of the first and second angels began with the fulfillment of that very prophecy. The prophecy began with the symbol of “thirty-eight and two years” (1299 and 1301) years marking the rise of Islam and it concluded with the symbol of “thirty-eight and two years” (1838 and 1840) marking the rise of the Millerites.
Nguur yiñ génne ci leeru jaar-jaari jamono jógé ci pàcc gu juróom-ñeent baat bu njëkk bi ci Kàddug Peeñ mi, dëgëral nañu xalaat ne Room moo samp peeñ mi. Jokkoo gu yonent bi nekk diggante Islaam ak téeméer ak ñeent-fukk ak ñeent-junni ñi, mooy firnde ne yégleb yu “yuuxu guddi” bi, bi ñu misaale woon ci Kirist mi dugg Yerusalem wër ci kaw mbaam, dañu ko tegtal ci benn yonentub waxtu bu tàmbalee jamonoy njëkk waay wa, daldi wéy ci ñaareelu cërub yonent bi ci ñaareelu waay wa, te agg ci matam ci jaar-jaaru ñeenti at yi, fa yëngu-yëngu Millerite bu malaaka bu njëkk ak bu ñaar tàmbalee ak matug sax yonent boobu. Yonent bi tàmbalee ak misaalu “ñaari-fukk ak juróom-ñaari at” (1299 ak 1301) muy màndargaal yéegug Islaam, te mu jeexee ak misaalu “ñaari-fukk ak juróom-ñaari at” (1838 ak 1840) muy màndargaal yéegug Millerites.
In 1844, at the conclusion of the Millerites four-year period that had been typified by the siege of 1333 unto 1337, and 1449 unto the siege of 1453 prophetic time was no longer to be applied. The lifting up of the ensign of the one hundred and forty-four thousand is directly connected with the prophecy where Islam is lifted up.
Ci atum 1844, ca njeexital jamonoy ñetti at Millerites yi, bi ñu ko misaale woon ak ay waxtu ñent yu ëmboon ci saytukaat 1333 ba 1337, ak 1449 ba ci saytukaat 1453, waxtu waxyu bu yoonal dootuñu ko jëfandikoo. Yekkatiñu bannereb ñaari fukk ak ñeent junni ak ñeent-fukk ak ñeent ñaar fukk ñaari junni nit ñi ñu ngi jappandikoo bu baax ak waxyu ba fa ñu yëkkati Islaam.
Judah, thou art he whom thy brethren shall praise: thy hand shall be in the neck of thine enemies; thy father’s children shall bow down before thee. Judah is a lion’s whelp: from the prey, my son, thou art gone up: he stooped down, he couched as a lion, and as an old lion; who shall rouse him up? The sceptre shall not depart from Judah, nor a lawgiver from between his feet, until Shiloh come; and unto him shall the gathering of the people be. Binding his foal unto the vine, and his ass’s colt unto the choice vine; he washed his garments in wine, and his clothes in the blood of grapes: His eyes shall be red with wine, and his teeth white with milk. Genesis 49:8–12.
Yuda, yaay sa doomu ba lay sant; sa loxo dina nekk ci baatu sa noon yi; doomi sa baay dinañu sukkandiku ci sa kanam. Yuda mooy xaleeb gaynde; sama doom, joge nga ca lekkukaay ba, yéeg. Mu suux, mu tëdd ni gaynde, ak ni magum gaynde; ku ko di xëyëlati? Sàng bi du tàggook Yuda, mbaa ki di sàmm yoon du jóge ci diggante tànkam yi, ba Shilo ñëw; te mbooloom xeet yi dinañu dajale ci moom. Mu boole xaritam mbaam ci garabug reseñ, ak doomu mbaamam ci reseñ bu tedd bi; mu raxase ay yéreem ci biiñ, ak ay collaayam ci deretu reseñ: ay bëtam dinañu weex ndax biiñ, te bakkam dinañu set weex ni meew. Njàlbéen 49:8–12.
The one hundred and forty-four thousand perfectly reflect the character of Christ, and Christ is among other symbolic representations, “the choice vine.” Ishmael is identified as a “wild” man in Genesis 16:12.
Ñetti junni ak ñeent fukk ak ñeent junni dafañu wone bu mat karakteru Kirist, te Kirist mooy, ci yeneen ndencaal yu misaal, “garabub reseñ bu tànn bi.” Ismayil mi ngiñ ko xamale ne mooy nit ku “sàq” ci Njàlbéen ga 16:12.
And he will be a wild man; his hand will be against every man, and every man's hand against him; and he shall dwell in the presence of all his brethren.
Te mooy nit ku ànd ak dof; loxoom dina jëm ci nit ku nekk, te loxou nit ku nekk dina jëm ci moom; te dina dëkk ci kanamu mboolem ay mbokkam.
The word translated as “wild” is the wild Arabian ass. Christ’s representatives in the latter days ride upon the message of the wild Arabian ass, the ass that Christ rode into Jerusalem, the ass that finally spoke after Balaam struck him the third time. The messengers that proclaimed the message that empowered the first angel’s message in 1840 did not see a relevant and important one-hundred-and-fifty-year prophecy in the very prophetic history where the message that empowered the movement was located. They did not see two four-year periods in that very same time prophecy that typified the history of 1840 unto 1844. The Lion of the tribe of Judah is now opening up light from the “old paths” that has never been seen before, and it is light that is in agreement with that light that has been opening up since December 31, 2023. It removes any doubts on whether it is Islam that strikes Nashville. The light illuminates the symbol of Rome, thus becoming an omega statement to the alpha controversy in 2024 about the robbers of thy people, and it is also the omega symbol of the argument over the very same symbol in Millerite history. It identifies that Islam of the time prophecies of Revelation nine is the external message during the internal history of the sealing time of the one hundred and forty-four thousand. We have been teaching this fact for some time, but it can now be demonstrated upon one line that begins in Revelation nine and ends in Revelation eleven. The third four-year period connected with Islam’s time prophecy that was fulfilled in 1840 unto 1844, illustrates the sealing time of the one hundred and forty-four thousand. By the great earthquake of Revelation eleven the one hundred and forty-four thousand are lifted up as an ensign.
Baati bi ñu tekki ne “àll” mooy mbaam mu àll mi dëkk Arabi. Ndoortuy Kirist ci fan yu mujj yi di war ci yégleb mbaam mu àll mi dëkk Arabi, mbaam mi Kirist waroon ba mu dugg Yerusalem, mbaam ma ñëw a wax gannaaw ba Balaam dóor ko ñetteelu yoon. Yonnent yi yégle woon yégleb bi mayoon doole ndawtal malaaka bu njëkk bi ci 1840, gisuwuñu ab waxu yonent buy am solo te am njariñ buy tollu ci téeméeri at ak juróom-fukk ci biir jaar-jaaru yonent boobu sax, fa yégleb bi dooleel woon xarekat yi nekk. Gisuwuñu itam ñaari jamono yu ñeenti at ci biir yonent boobu benn bi, yu doon misaal jaar-jaaru 1840 ba 1844. Gaynde gi bokk ci xeetu Yuda mooy ubbi léerug “yoon yu yàgg ya” lu kenn gisagul woon balaa léegi, te mooy leer gu ànd ak leer gi di ubbeeku dale ko 31 Desàmbar 2023. Moo dindi bépp sikki-sàkka ci ne mooy Islaam mi dóor Nashville. Leer googu day leeral misaalu Room, ba tax mu nekk waxu omega ci werante alpha bi amoon ci 2024 lu jëm ci sàcc yi ci sa nit ñi, te mooy itam misaalu omega ci werante bi ci benn misaal boobu sax ci jaar-jaaru Millerite. Day wone ne Islaam bi nekk ci yonenti waxtu yi ci Peeñu 9 mooy yégleb gu biti biir jaar-jaaru biir-biir bu waxtu tàggatug 144,000 bi. Nu ngi jàngale dëgg boobu diir na, waaye léegi manees na koo won ci benn rëdd buy tàmbalee ci Peeñu 9 ba àgg ci Peeñu 11. Ñetteelu jamono ju ñeenti at, ju lëkkaloo ak yonentu waxtu Islaam, te matoon ci 1840 ba 1844, day misaalal waxtu tàggatug 144,000 bi. Ci suuf-sano gu mag gi ci Peeñu 11, 144,000 bi dees na leen yékkati muy màndarga.
In Ezekiel thirty-seven the raising up of God’s people as an army is a two-step process that had been typified by the creation of Adam. First Adam was formed of the clay, then Christ breathed into him the breath of life. In Ezekiel the first prophecy forms the dead bodies, but they are still dead. Then the four winds are breathed upon the bodies and they rise up as a mighty army. The number thirty-eight and forty represent those two steps.
Ci Yekesel fanweer ñaari-fukk ak juróom-ñaar, yëkkati nit ñi Yàlla ngir ñu nekk mbooloom xare, jëfandikoo na ab yoonu ñaari xaaj yoo ñu misaaloo woon ak bindug Aadama. Bu jëkk, Aadama bindees na ko ci suuf; gannaaw ga Kiristóttu wol ko noflaayu dund. Ci Yekesel, waxu kàddu bu jëkk bi moo bind yaram yu dee yi, waaye ñu dee ba tey. Gannaaw loolu, ñaari-ñett xel yi wollees nañu ci kaw yaram ya, te ñu taxaw, nekk mbooloom xare bu tar. Limub ñetti-fukk ak juróom-ñett ak ñeenti-fukk di tegtal ñaari xaaj yooyu.
We will continue these things in the next article.
Dinanu yokkute mbir yii ci artikel bi ci topp.
After this there was a feast of the Jews; and Jesus went up to Jerusalem. Now there is at Jerusalem by the sheep market a pool, which is called in the Hebrew tongue Bethesda, having five porches. In these lay a great multitude of impotent folk, of blind, halt, withered, waiting for the moving of the water. For an angel went down at a certain season into the pool, and troubled the water: whosoever then first after the troubling of the water stepped in was made whole of whatsoever disease he had. And a certain man was there, which had an infirmity thirty and eight years. When Jesus saw him lie, and knew that he had been now a long time in that case, he saith unto him, Wilt thou be made whole? The impotent man answered him, Sir, I have no man, when the water is troubled, to put me into the pool: but while I am coming, another steppeth down before me. Jesus saith unto him, Rise, take up thy bed, and walk. And immediately the man was made whole, and took up his bed, and walked: and on the same day was the sabbath. John 5:1–9.
Gannaaw ba loolu amoonna benn màggalu Yawut yi; te Yeesu dem na Yerusalem. Léegi, ca Yerusalem, ci wet gi ñuy wax buntu xar yi, am na benn ndox mu dajale, te ci làkku Ebere ñuy ko wax Betesda, mu am juróomi poros. Ca yooyu la mbooloo mu barey ñi wopp, ñi gumb, ñi lafañ, ak ñi wow, nekk di xaar yëngu-yëngu ndox mi. Ndaxte ab malaaka daan wàcc waxtu wu ñu sàkk ci ndox ma, di yëngal ko; te ku jëkk a dugg gannaaw ba ñu yëngalee ndox ma, dafa doon wér ci bépp wopp wu mu amoon. Foofa it amoonna kenn ku amoon wopp diirub ñetti fukki at ak juróom ñaar. Bi Yeesu gisee ne mu tëdd, ba xam ne yàgg na lool ci xaalis boobu, mu ne ko: “Ndax bëgg nga wér?” Nit ku wopp ka tontu ko ne: “Sang bi, amuma kenn ku ma sànni ci ndox ma bu ñu ko yëngalee; waaye bi may dikk, keneen di ma jiitu wàcc.” Yeesu ne ko: “Jógal, yékkati sa lal, te dox.” Ci saa si nit ka wér na, yékkati ay lalam, ba noppi dox; te bés booba bokkoon na ci bésub Noflaay bi. Yowaana 5:1–9.
Now rise up, said I, and get you over the brook Zered. And we went over the brook Zered. And the space in which we came from Kadeshbarnea, until we were come over the brook Zered, was thirty and eight years; until all the generation of the men of war were wasted out from among the host, as the Lord sware unto them. Deuteronomy 2:13, 14.
Léegi, ma ne: Jógalal, jéem ci dexu Sered. Noonu nu jéem ca dexu Sered. Diir ba nu jóge Kades-Barneya ba ba nu jéem ca dexu Sered mooy ñetti fukki at ak juróom ñett; ba keroog xeetu góor ñi bokk ci xare, yépp sànku ci biir mbooloom ga, ni Aji Yàlla giñoon na leen ko. Deuteronome 2:13, 14.