Caesarea Philippi to Caesarea Maritima represents the period from the third to the ninth hour, which is divided at the sixth hour. The division of Caesarea to Caesarea was the Mount of Transfiguration. The Mount of Transfiguration aligns two other lines to the waymark of three steps that precedes the Pentecostal Sunday law by five days.
Caesarea Philippi ba Caesarea Maritima dafay melokaan bi diggante waxtu bu ñetteelu waxtu ba juróomeelu waxtu, te ñu ko xarale ca juróomeelu waxtu. Xaralug Caesarea ak Caesarea mooy Tundu Njëkk-jiir. Tundu Njëkk-jiir mi méngoo ak ñeneen ñaari rëdd ci màndargay yoon wu ñetti jéego yi jiitu ndigalu dibeeri Pentekot by juróom fan.
At the Mount, God the Father spoke a second time. The first time He spoke was at Christ’s baptism, the last time was just before the cross.
Ca tundu bi, Yàlla Baay bi waxaat na ñaareelu yoon. Jëkkëru yoon bi Mu waxoon mooy ca sóobu Krist, te mujj ga Mu waxoon mooy tuuti laata bant ba.
Now is my soul troubled; and what shall I say? Father, save me from this hour: but for this cause came I unto this hour. Father, glorify thy name. Then came there a voice from heaven, saying, I have both glorified it, and will glorify it again. The people therefore, that stood by, and heard it, said that it thundered: others said, An angel spake to him. John 12:27–29.
Léegi sama xol metti na; te lu ma wara wax? Baay, musal ma ci waxtu wii; waaye ndax lii la ñëw ba ci waxtu wii. Baay, maggalal sa tur. Noonu baat jógé asamaan ne: Maggal naa ko, te dinaa ko dellu maggal. Noonu mbooloo mi taxawoon fa, te dégg ko, ne dafa doon dënn; ñeneen ne, malaaka moo ko wax. Yowaana 12:27–29.
God glorifies His name when He seals the one hundred and forty-four thousand and writes upon them His name.
Yàlla day màggal turam bi su mu tàppee junni ñent-fukki ak ñeent-fukki ak ñent ci ñaar-fukki ak ñeent junni nit ñi, te bind ci seen kaw turam.
Him that overcometh will I make a pillar in the temple of my God, and he shall go no more out: and I will write upon him the name of my God, and the name of the city of my God, which is new Jerusalem, which cometh down out of heaven from my God: and I will write upon him my new name. He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith unto the churches. Revelation 3:12, 13.
Ku daan ba noppi, dinaa ko def kenug bët ci kër Yàlla sama Yàlla, te du génnati fa mukk; te dinaa bind ci moom turu sama Yàlla, ak turu dëkkub sama Yàlla, mooy Yerusalem bees bi, bi descendsé jógé asamaan, bawoo ca sama Yàlla; te dinaa bind ci moom sama tur wu bees. Ku am nopp, na dégg li Xelum mi wax ci mbooloy gëm yi. Peeñu 3:12, 13.
At the Mount of Transfiguration, Peter, James and John were the only disciples present, as they were at the resurrection of Jairus’ daughter and also again at Gethsemane. Gethsemane, like unto the Father speaking in John twelve—came just before the cross. Gethsemane means “oil press,” identifying the oil test of the virgins. Gethsemane is the “crisis” that brings the soul “face to face with death,” and the wise virgins pass the test, for in the second temple test they came face to face with life, as Jesus taught “face to face” for thirty days.
Ca kaw Wàllu Soppiik bañ, Piyeer, Saag ak Yowaana rekk a doon taalibey yi fa nekk, ni ñu nekkoon itam ci dekkital janq bu Yairus ak baat yi akaat ci Getsemaane. Getsemaane, ni Baay bi waxee ci Yowaana fukki ñaar—dafa jiitu woon bant ba. Tekki Getsemaane mooy “pesukaay diwlin,” te loolu mooy wone nattu diwlinu jigéen yu sell yi. Getsemaane mooy “jafe-jafe ju mag” ji di yóbbu bakkan bi “kanam ak dee,” te jigéen yu xel yi dañuy jaar ci nattu bi, ndaxte ci ñaareelu nattu kër Yàlla gi dañoo daje “kanam ak dund,” ni Yeesu jàngalee “kanam ak kanam” diiru fanweer.
The first time the Father spoke was at Christ’s baptism and the first time He exclusively took Peter, James and John was when the twelve-year-old daughter of Jairus was resurrected. The resurrection of the twelve-year-old virgin aligns with the baptism of Christ, which symbolizes the power of the resurrection. The resurrection of Jairus’s daughter aligns with the baptism of Christ and Caesarea Philippi. Gethsemane and the troubling of Christ when the Father spoke just before the cross align with Caesarea Maritima.
Bu njëkk yoon baay bi waxoon moo doon ci sóobu Kirist, te bu njëkk yoon mu yóbbu woon Piyeer, Saag ak Yowaana rekk, moo doon bi ñu dekkaloon doom ju jigéen ju am fukki at ak ñaar, doom Yayirus. Dekkalu janq bu jigéen ji am fukki at ak ñaar dafa ànd ak sóobu Kirist, mi mel ni màndargay dooley ndekkite gi. Dekkalu doom Yayirus dafa ànd ak sóobu Kirist ak Seesare Filip. Gesemane ak tiisug xol bu Kirist amoon bi Baay bi waxee lu jiitu bant ba, dafa ànd ak Seesare Maritima.
Line upon line Peter represents the one hundred and forty-four thousand who are sealed at Caesarea Philippi, when Simon Barjona’s name is changed to Peter. Once sealed at Panium, which is Caesarea Philippi, Peter goes to the sixth hour of the Mount, where he is lifted up as an ensign as he continues on to answer the call of Cornelius at Caesarea Maritima. At Caesarea Philippi Peter leaves the Exeter camp meeting with the seal of God and the message of the Midnight Cry to proclaim. The message of Islam as represented by the feast of trumpets carries Peter on to Caesarea by the sea. The message of Islam lifts up Peter to the view of the world, for Peter has predicted the prophetic arrival of Islam in advance of the feast of trumpets.
Ndeysaan ci wet, Piyeer dafa tegu ci ñeen-fukk ak ñeent ak ñaar fukki junni ñi ñu tëj, ca Césaré Filib bi, ba turu Simóŋ Barjona soppeeku Piyeer. Buñu ko tëjee ca Paniyom, mooy Césaré Filib, Piyeer dem na ca waxtu bu juróom-benn ci tundu bi, fa ñu ko yékkati ni raayaay, ndaxte mu ngi toppandoo ngir tontoo woote gu Corneliyus ca Césaré Maritima. Ca Césaré Filib Piyeer bàyyi na ndaje boobu Exeter ak màndarga Yàlla ak yégleb Buu Gudd Giir guddi ngir waare ko. Yégleb Islaam, ni ko màggal gu trompet yi tegtal, yóbbu na Piyeer ba Césaré gu nekk ci géej gi. Yégleb Islaam yékkati na Piyeer ci gis-gisu àddina si, ndaxte Piyeer waxoon na lu jëm ci dikk gu yonentel gu Islaam, lu jiitu màggalu trompet yi.
Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and dreadful day of the Lord: And he shall turn the heart of the fathers to the children, and the heart of the children to their fathers, lest I come and smite the earth with a curse. Malachi 4:5, 6.
Xooluleen, dina leen yónni Ilyaas mi yonent bi, bala bésu Boroom bi mag te tiit baaxul ñëw: moom nag dina delloo xolu baay yi ci doom yi, ak xolu doom yi ci seen baay, ngir bañ ma ñëw daldi dóor suuf si ak mbaañ. Malasi 4:5, 6.
Line upon line the Elijah message is the message that is premised upon aligning the fathers with their children. Elijah was Father Miller, who illustrates his children. The one hundred and forty-four thousand are the children of William Miller, and to turn the hearts of Miller to his children is to align Millerite history with the history of Elijah, as well as John the Baptist with the messenger associated with the one hundred and forty-four thousand. An element of the alignment of these four lines is that in each of the testing histories of Elijah, John and Miller the only message of present truth—was the message which came through the messenger.
Bataaxal Eliya bi ci rëyante gu nekk ci rëyante mooy bataaxal bi sampu ci méngale baay yi ak seen doom yi. Eliya mooy Baay Miller, mi di misaalal ay doomam. Téeméer ak ñeent-fukk ak ñeent ñaar junni ñooy doom yi William Miller, te delloo xol-u Miller ci ay doomam mooy méngale jaar-jaaru Millerite ak jaar-jaaru Eliya, noonu itam Yaxya Miy Sóobkat ak yónentkat bi ñu boolale ak téeméer ak ñeent-fukk ak ñeent ñaar junni. Benn cër ci méngale ñeenti rëyante yii mooy ne, ci bépp jaar-jaaru nattu Eliya, Yaxya ak Miller, benn rekk bataaxalu dëggu jamono—mooyoon bataaxal bi jóge ci yónentkat bi.
And Elijah the Tishbite, who was of the inhabitants of Gilead, said unto Ahab, As the Lord God of Israel liveth, before whom I stand, there shall not be dew nor rain these years, but according to my word. 1 Kings 17:1.
Te Eliya, waa dëkk Tishbe te bokkoon ci waa Galàd, wax na Ahab ne: “Ni Aji Sax ji, Yàlla Israyil, di dund, moom mi ma taxaw fa kanamam, amul guy dew walla taw ci at yii, ludul ci samay kàddu.” 1 Kings 17:1.
Sister White is clear that those who did not accept the message of John, who Jesus identified as Elijah, would not be benefitted by the teachings of Jesus, and also that those who rejected the message of Miller, as represented as the first angel’s message, could not be benefitted by the message of the second angel. Accompanying Elijah’s announcement that rain would only come at his command, was the ultimate test that included the command to choose between Elijah’s message or Baal’s message. The prophetic symbol of “how long” aligns Elijah’s Mount Carmel with the Sunday law.
Mbokk White wone na bu leer ne ñi nanguwul woon ndigalu Yaxya, mi Yeesu wax ne mooy Eliya, duñu jot njariñ ci njàngale yi Yeesu; te itam ne ñi bañoon ndigalu Miller, mi ñu teewal ci waxtu bi mel ni ndigalu malaaka bu jëkk bi, duñu jot njariñ ci ndigalu malaaka bu ñaareel bi. Ci kaw yégleb Eliya ne taw mi dina ñëw rekk bu ko moom santaanee, amoon na itam nattu gu mujj ga, ga ëmboon ndigal gi ñu tànn diggante ndigalu Eliya ak ndigalu Baal. Misaal gu yonent ci wax ji ne “ba kaña” dëppook na Mount Carmel bu Eliya ak yoonu Dibeer bi.
So Ahab sent unto all the children of Israel, and gathered the prophets together unto mount Carmel. And Elijah came unto all the people, and said, How long halt ye between two opinions? if the Lord be God, follow him: but if Baal, then follow him. And the people answered him not a word. Then said Elijah unto the people, I, even I only, remain a prophet of the Lord; but Baal’s prophets are four hundred and fifty men. Let them therefore give us two bullocks; and let them choose one bullock for themselves, and cut it in pieces, and lay it on wood, and put no fire under: and I will dress the other bullock, and lay it on wood, and put no fire under: And call ye on the name of your gods, and I will call on the name of the Lord: and the God that answereth by fire, let him be God. And all the people answered and said, It is well spoken. 1 Kings 18:20–24.
Kon nag Akab yónnee ci ñépp ñi bokk ci Israyil, dajale yonent yi ca tundu Karmel. Noonu Eliya ñëw ci ñépp ña, ne leen: «Ba kàn ngeen di sàccaar ci diggante ñaari xel? Su Boroom bi mooy Yàlla, toppleen ko; waaye su mooy Baal, toppleen ko.» Waaye nit ña tontu ko benn baat. Noonu Eliya ne nit ña: «Man rekk, ba tey, maa des yonentub Boroom bi; waaye yonenti Baal am nañu ñeenti téeméer ak juróom-fukk. Nañu nu may nag ñaari yëkk; nañu tann benn yëkk ci seen bopp, dagg ko ay xaaju, teg ko ci bant, te buñu ci taal safara; man itam dinaa waajal beneen yëkk bi, teg ko ci bant, te duma ci taal safara. Yeen nag wooleen turu seen yàlla yi, te man dinaa woo turu Boroom bi; te Yàlla ji tontu ak safara, kooku mooy Yàlla.» Noonu nit ñépp ña tontu ne: «Loolu wax bu baax la.» 1 Kings 18:20–24.
The test of Carmel was choosing between two messages. A test between true and false prophecy, and the messenger Elijah or the prophets who sat at Jezebel’s table. It was about the messenger and the message. In 1844, Carmel was repeated as the Lord brought about a test which manifested Miller as the true prophet, and Miller’s message as the dew and rain. The distinction between the true prophet and true message in contrast with the false prophet and the false message was represented at the Exeter camp meeting by the Exeter tent and the tent of the Watertown group. Two tabernacles representing the true in contrast with the false. The distinction made at Carmel and the history of 1844 is identified at Caesarea Philippi when Peter is sealed and lifted up to the Mount as an ensign. He is lifted up because he had claimed that his message was the only true message of the latter rain. He was lifted up when his prediction was fulfilled.
Nattu Karmel mooy tànn diggante ñaari yégle. Nattu bu nekk diggante waxu Yàlla dëgg ak waxu fen, ak yonnent bi Eliya walla yonnent yi toogoon ci lekkukaay Yézabel. Moo doon mbirum ndaw si ak yégle bi. Ci 1844, Karmel amaat na, ba Boroom bi indi ab nattu buy wone ne Miller mooy yonnent bi dëgg, te yégleb Miller mooy xonq mi ak taw bi. Wuuteg yonnent bi dëgg ak yégle bi dëgg, ci jàppandikoom ak yonnent bu fen ak yégle bu fen, dafa feeñoon ca ndaje kaŋ Exetër, ci kër gu maggu Exetër ak kër gu maggu kurélug Watertown. Ñaari tabernak yu tey wone lu dëgg ci jàppandikoom ak lu dul dëgg. Wuuteg bi ñu defoon ci Karmel ak taariixu 1844, ñu ko xamale ca Sesaré Filib, ba Péexeeru tëjjeef, te yékkati ko ci tundu bi muy ràññee. Yékkati nañu ko ndaxte moo waxoon ne yégleem rekk mooy yégle bi dëgg ci tawu mujj ba. Yékkati nañu ko ba bi waxam gi amee.
The feast of trumpets is the third and litmus test in the Pentecostal season and before the litmus test Peter identifies that Islam is to be loosed to mark the beginning of the proclamation of the Midnight Cry. The fulfillment of prophecy is what made the distinction between the Millerites and the Protestants, who represent the former covenant people who are being passed by. Elijah personally killed the false prophets, once the distinction between true and false was manifested. The distinction is made at the feast of trumpets, when a prediction of Islam is fulfilled.
Màggalu bu trompet yi mooy ñetteelu ndaje ak xelum seetlu ci jamono Pentekot, te lu jiitu xelum seetlu boobu, Piyeer xamale ne war na bàyyi Islaam mu mucc ngir màndarga tàmbali yéglee Woote gu Diggante guddi. Matug kàddug yonent mooy li defoon wuute bi nekk ci diggante Millerit yi ak Protestaŋ yi, ñoom ñi di firi nit ñi bokkoon ci ñëw-kàddug njëkk te ñu di leen weesu. Eliyaa ci boppam rey na yonent yu dëgërul ya, bu yoon wi feeñee ne am na wuute ci diggante dëgg ak fen. Wuute wi mooy am ci màggalu bu trompet yi, bi yeneen waxu ne Islaam dina feeñ, te loolu mat.
The Midnight Cry of Millerite history was a prediction that was corrected and thereafter fulfilled. It was fulfilled on October 22, 1844, whereas Miller’s original understanding of the Midnight Cry was the year 1843. Samuel Snow represents the correction of the message, and his message became known as the “true” Midnight Cry message.
Waxu Guddi-Ci-Biir gu tarih Milerit yi doon wax gu ñu waxoon lu ñu jubbanti te gannaaw loolu mu am. Mu am na 22 Oktoobar 1844, fekk xalaatu njëkk bu Miller ci mbirum Guddi-Ci-Biir mooy atum 1843. Samuel Snow dafa tegtal njubantal xebaar bi, te xebaaram lañu xamoon ni mooy xebaaru Guddi-Ci-Biir gu “dëgg”.
1844 was an illustration of the distinction between the message of Miller and the message of the Protestants. In the testing process the Protestants were slain by Miller and they then became apostate Protestantism, the daughters of Rome, the priests of Jezebel. The distinction was manifested by either a reception or rejection of the prophetic message. With John and Miller the prophetic message exposed the false message of the former covenant people who were being passed by. Elijah’s message claimed there would be no rain except at his word, and after three and a half years the test of that claim was to be made manifest.
1844 nekkoon nañu ci misaal bu wone wuute gi nekk ci diggante yëgleb Miller ak yëgleb Protestaŋ yi. Ci jéego ngir nattu gi, Protestaŋ yi Miller rey na leen, te gannaaw loolu ñu nekk Protestaŋ bu wacc ci ngëm, doom yi Room, saraxalekati Jezabel. Wuute gi feeñ na ci nangu walla bañ yëgleb wax ci kanam. Ak Yaxya ak Miller, yëgleb wax ci kanam wi dafa bloot yëgleb bu jubadi bi ñeel askanu kóllëre gu njëkk, ñi ñuy bàyyi. Yëgleb Eliya dafa wax ne du am taw mukk ludul ci baatam, te gannaaw ñetti at ak genn-wàll, nattu gi ngir seedeel wax jooju war na feeñ.
And it came to pass, when Ahab saw Elijah, that Ahab said unto him, Art thou he that troubleth Israel? And he answered, I have not troubled Israel; but thou, and thy father’s house, in that ye have forsaken the commandments of the Lord, and thou hast followed Baalim. Now therefore send, and gather to me all Israel unto mount Carmel, and the prophets of Baal four hundred and fifty, and the prophets of the groves four hundred, which eat at Jezebel’s table. 1 Kings 18:17–19.
Noonu, bi Ahab gisée Eliya, Ahab ne ko ko: “Ndax yaay ki di jaxase Israyil?” Mu tontu ne: “Man jaxasewuma Israyil; waaye yaw ak kër sa baay, ndaxte dangeen bàyyi ndigali Boroom bi, te nga topp Baalim yi. Léegi nag yónnee, te dajaleel ma Israyil gépp ca tundu Karmel, ak yonent yu Baal ñeent téeméer ak juróom-fukk, ak yonent yu xeer ya ñeent téeméer, ñiy lekk ca bànqaasu Jesebel.” 1 Kings 18:17–19.
The distinction between the false and true, whether it be the messenger or the message was made in a testing process that included accusations against both the message and the messenger. Elijah was the one who was accused of troubling Israel, for his message had stopped the rain. Had it continued to rain in Israel, no issue about Elijah would have been raised. The issue was based upon Elijah’s prediction, and its fulfillment over the three and a half years.
Wuutale bi nekk ci diggante lu dul dëgg ak lu dëgg, muy ki yóbbu xibaar bi walla xibaar bi ci boppam, am na ci jëfandikoo bu nattu boolee ak jiiñ ci kow xibaar bi ak ci kow ki koy yóbbu. Ilyaas mooy ki ñu jiiñ ne mooy sonal Israyil, ndaxte xibaaram tax na taw bi taxaw. Su fekkee ne taw bi daan na wéy di taw ci Israyil, kenn du woon yékkati benn mbir ci Ilyaas. Mbir mi dafa sukkandiku woon ci waxu Ilyaas bu jëm ci li di ñëw, ak ci ni mu matalee ci biir ñetti at ak genn-wàll.
When Peter is at the litmus test of Caesarea Philippi, which is the feast of trumpets, and also where the ass is loosed, the beginning of the message of the Midnight Cry is marked. Peter like unto Elijah, has just witnessed the confirmation of his prediction, and the distinction between the true and false has been demonstrated for all to see. The prediction’s confirmation is represented by the feast of trumpets—which is the litmus test. The prediction was typified by both 1840 and 1844, where a prediction is corrected and thereafter fulfilled. The corrected prediction of Josiah Litch empowered the first angel on August 11, 1840 and the prediction of the year 1843 by Miller was corrected by Snow.
Bi Piyeer nekk ci jéemantu xóot bu Caesarea Philippi, mi di màggalu trompet yi, te itam fa la ñuy yiwi mbaam ma, njàlbéenug yégleb Woote bu Diggante Guddi gi lañu màndargaal. Piyeer, ni Eliya, fekke na rekk firndeelug waxam wu njëkk wi, te wuuteg dëgg ak fen bi feeñ na ngir ñépp gis. Firndeelug wax ju njëkk ji màndargaalees na ko ak màggalu trompet yi — mi di jéemantu xóot bi. Wax ju njëkk ji wonees na ko ci 1840 ak ci 1844, fa ñuy jubanti ab wax ju njëkk, gannaaw loolu mu am. Wax ju njëkk juñ jubanti woon, ji Josiah Litch, dooleel na malaaka bu njëkk ba ci 11 Ut 1840, te waxu atum 1843, bi Miller waxoon, Snow moo ko jubanti.
“In the year 1840 another remarkable fulfillment of prophecy excited widespread interest. two years before, Josiah Litch, one of the leading ministers preaching the second advent, published an exposition of Revelation 9, predicting the fall of the Ottoman Empire. According to his calculations, this power was to be overthrown . . . on the 11th of August, 1840, when the Ottoman power in Constantinople may be expected to be broken. And this, I believe, will be found to be the case.’
“Ci atum 1840 am beneen yeneen ci mat séddoo bu yéeme ci waxu Yàlla moo yëngal yëngu-yëngu gu yaatu. Ñaari at yu jiitu woon, Josiah Litch, kenn ci saraxalekat yi jiite ci waaree ñëw ga ñaareel ga, moo génne ab firnde bu ndaw ci Peeñu Yuhana 9, di wax lu jiitu bu jëm ci daanu Mbooloom Ottoman. Toppandoo ak ay nattam, kàttan googu war na woon a tas... ci 11i Ut, 1840, buñu man a séentu ne kàttanu Ottoman ci Constantinople dina dammiku. Te loolu, man gëm naa ne, dees na ko gis ne noonu la.”
“At the very time specified, Turkey, through her ambassadors, accepted the protection of the allied powers of Europe, and thus placed herself under the control of Christian nations. The event exactly fulfilled the prediction. When it became known, multitudes were convinced of the correctness of the principles of prophetic interpretation adopted by Miller and his associates, and a wonderful impetus was given to the advent movement. Men of learning and position united with Miller, both in preaching and in publishing his views, and from 1840 to 1844 the work rapidly extended.” The Great Controversy, 334, 335.
“Ci waxtu wi ñu tëraloon, Tirki, jaarale ko ci ay ndawam, nangu na aarug doole yu booloo yu Europé; te noonu mooy teg boppam ci suufu saytu réew yu Kiristaan. Loolu am na ba mat sëkk waxi yonent gi. Bi loolu siiwée, mbooloo yu bare gëm nañu ne pexe yu tekki yonent yi Miller ak ay bokkam jëfandikoo dañoo jub; te loolu jox na yëngu-yëngu ngir dellusi ga doole gu réy. Nit ñu am xam-xam ak daraja booloo nañu ak Miller, muy ci waare waxtaanam ak ci bind ak siiwal ay xalaatam, te li ëpp dox jëkk ci 1840 ba 1844.” The Great Controversy, 334, 335.
The prediction of Litch was about Islam, and the prediction of Snow was about the closed door. When Litch’s prediction was fulfilled, the methodology that established the message was accepted, and those who accepted the message “united” with the messenger. Both the message and the messenger was recognized in the fulfillment of the prediction. The prediction of Litch was about Islam, and the prediction of Snow was about the closed door.
Waxu Litch jëfandikoo ci wax gu ñëwuloon mooy ci Islaam, te waxu Snow mooy ci bunt bu tëj. Bi waxu Litch mattee, yoonu firndeel bi tax a dëgëral xebaar bi nangu nañu ko, te ñi nangu xebaar bi “boolewuñu” ak yonnenta bi. Xebaar bi ak yonnenta bi itam, dañu leen xàmmee ci matug wax gu ñëwuloon ga. Waxu Litch jëfandikoo ci wax gu ñëwuloon mooy ci Islaam, te waxu Snow mooy ci bunt bu tëj.
“I saw the people of God joyful in expectation, looking for their Lord. But God designed to prove them. His hand covered a mistake in the reckoning of the prophetic periods. Those who were looking for their Lord did not discover this mistake, and the most learned men who opposed the time also failed to see it. God designed that His people should meet with a disappointment. The time passed, and those who had looked with joyful expectation for their Saviour were sad and disheartened, while those who had not loved the appearing of Jesus, but embraced the message through fear, were pleased that He did not come at the time of expectation. Their profession had not affected the heart and purified the life. The passing of the time was well calculated to reveal such hearts. They were the first to turn and ridicule the sorrowful, disappointed ones who really loved the appearing of their Saviour. I saw the wisdom of God in proving His people and giving them a searching test to discover those who would shrink and turn back in the hour of trial.
«Gis naa nit ñi Yàlla bàyyi ak mbégte ci yaakaar, di xool seen Boroom. Waaye Yàlla naroon na leen a nattu. Ay loxoom muur na ab njuumte ci waññ waxtuyi yëgle yi. Ñi doon xaar seen Boroom gisewuñu njuumte boobu, te itam góor ña gëna xam-xam, ñi doon bañ jamono ji, gisewuñu ko. Yàlla naroon na ne ay nitam dañuy daje ak naqaru yàqu yaakaar. Jamono ji weesu na, te ñi doon xaar ak mbégte seen Musalkat nekk nañu ak tiis ak yàqu xol, waaye ñi bëggul woon feeñug Yeesu, waaye nangu woon yégle bi ndax ragal, bég nañu ne ñëwul ci jamonoy yaakaar ji. Seeni waxu ngëm du woon lu laal xol bi te sellal dund gi. Weesug jamono ji màggaloon na ngir feeñ xol yu mel noonu. Ñoom ñooy ñi jëkka dellu, di ree ak ñi nekk ak tiis te yàqu yaakaar, ñi bëgg dëgg-dëgg feeñug seen Musalkat. Gis naa xelu Yàlla ci nattu nitam ak jox leen nattu gu xóot ngir gisal ñi di xañu te dellu ginnaaw ci waxtuw nattu.»
“Jesus and all the heavenly host looked with sympathy and love upon those who had with sweet expectation longed to see Him whom their souls loved. Angels were hovering around them, to sustain them in the hour of their trial. Those who had neglected to receive the heavenly message were left in darkness, and God’s anger was kindled against them, because they would not receive the light which He had sent them from heaven. Those faithful, disappointed ones, who could not understand why their Lord did not come, were not left in darkness. Again they were led to their Bibles to search the prophetic periods. The hand of the Lord was removed from the figures, and the mistake was explained. They saw that the prophetic periods reached to 1844, and that the same evidence which they had presented to show that the prophetic periods closed in 1843, proved that they would terminate in 1844. Light from the Word of God shone upon their position, and they discovered a tarrying time—‘Though it [the vision] tarry, wait for it.’ In their love for Christ’s immediate coming, they had overlooked the tarrying of the vision, which was calculated to manifest the true waiting ones. Again they had a point of time. Yet I saw that many of them could not rise above their severe disappointment to possess that degree of zeal and energy which had marked their faith in 1843.
«Yeesu ak mbooloom dal yu asamaan yépp xooloon ak yërmande ak bëgg-bëgg ñi doon séentu ak yaakaar ju neex di seetaan moom mi seen xol bëgg. Malaaka yi daan naaw ci seen wet ngir dooleel leen ci waxtu seen nattu. Ñi bañoon a nangu yégleb bu asamaan bi, bàyyi nañu leen ci lëndëm, te meru Yàlla tàkk ci seen kaw, ndaxte bëgguñu woon a nangu leer gi Mu leen yónnee woon jóge asamaan. Ñoom ñi takku, te nàqarlu nañu, ñi mënuñu woon a xam lu tax seen Boroom dikkul, bàyyiwuñu leen ci lëndëm. Yeneen yoon, yóbbu nañu leen ca seen Bibil ba ngir gëstu ay diir yu waxoon ci yonent yi. Loxo Boroom bi dindi na ci ay lim yi, te leju njuumte ga gis na leer. Gise nañu ne diir yi yonent yi waxoon jëm nañu ba 1844, te benn firnde bi ñu jëfandikoo woon ngir wone ne diir yu yonent yi jeex nañu ci 1843, mooy itam firnde bi wone ne dinañu yem ci 1844. Leer gu jóge ci Kàddug Yàlla tàllal na seen taxawaay, te gis nañu fa ab waxtu bu yàgg—“Bu [peeñ mi] yàgg sax, xaaral ko.” Ci seen mbëggeel ngir dikkug Kirist gu gaaw, fàtte nañu woon yàggug peeñ ma, mi waroon a wone ñi di xaar dëgg. Yeneen yoon, amoon nañu ab bés bu ñu jublu ci. Waaye gis naa ne ñu bare ci ñoom mënuñu woon a jéggi seen nàqar wu metti ngir amaat kàttanug cëre ak doole ju mel ni ji feesaloon seen ngëm ca 1843.»
“Satan and his angels triumphed over them, and those who would not receive the message congratulated themselves upon their farseeing judgment and wisdom in not receiving the delusion, as they called it. They did not realize that they were rejecting the counsel of God against themselves, and were working in union with Satan and his angels to perplex God’s people, who were living out the heaven-sent message.
“Seetaane ak malaakamam daan nootu leen, te ñi bëggul woon a nangu yëgle bi, dañu sant seen bopp ci seen xel mu jëm kanam ak seen xam-xam ci li tax ñu bañ a nangu réer ga, ni ñu ko woowe. Waaye xamuñu woon ne dañuy bañ ndigalu Yàlla ci seen bopp, te ñu doon liggéey booloo ak Seetaane ak malaakamam ngir jaxasoo askanu Yàlla, ña doon dundee yëgle bi bawoo asamaan.”
“The believers in this message were oppressed in the churches. For a time, those who would not receive the message were restrained by fear from acting out the sentiments of their hearts; but the passing of the time revealed their true feelings. They wished to silence the testimony which the waiting ones felt compelled to bear, that the prophetic periods extended to 1844. With clearness the believers explained their mistake and gave the reasons why they expected their Lord in 1844. Their opposers could bring no arguments against the powerful reasons offered. Yet the anger of the churches was kindled; they were determined not to listen to evidence, and to shut the testimony out of the churches, so the others could not hear it. Those who dared not withhold from others the light which God had given them, were shut out of the churches; but Jesus was with them, and they were joyful in the light of His countenance. They were prepared to receive the message of the second angel.” Early Writings, 235–237.
«Ñi gëm ci bataaxal bii dañu leen sonaloon ci njël yi. Diir bu nekk, ñi bëggul woon nangu bataaxal bi, ragal moo leen terewoon jëfandikoo xalaat yu nekk ci seen xol; waaye weesug waxtu wi feeñal na seen dëgg-dëgg xel. Dañoo bëggoon noppi seed bi ñiy xaar ña daan naxal ne war nañu koo yégle, maanaam ne jamono yu wax ci yonent yi dafa yàgg ba 1844. Ak leer gu xóot, gëmkat yi leeral nañu seen njuumte te joxe sabab yi tax ñu yaakaaroon seen Boroom ci 1844. Ñi leen di weddi mënul woon indi benn layoo ci kaw sabab yu am doole yi ñu joxoon. Waaye merum njël yi tàkk na; dañu fas yéene bañ a déglu firnde, te téj seed bi ci biti njël yi ngir ñeneen ñi bañ a ko dégg. Ñi muñoonul woon tëj ci ñeneen ña leer gi Yàlla joxoon leen, génne nañu leen ci njël yi; waaye Yeesu nekkoon na ak ñoom, te ñu neexoon ci leeru kanamam. Ñu waajaloon nañu ngir nangu bataaxalu malaaka ñaareel bi.» Early Writings, 235–237.
Peter represents the one hundred and forty-four thousand who like unto Litch present a corrected prediction about Islam and the end of a kingdom; and like unto Snow, Peter also presents a corrected prediction of the closed door. Litch’s message of the second woe of Islam was an external prediction, and Snow’s closed door was an internal prediction. For Snow the work began when the Lord removed his hand from the figures, and it was then seen that same evidence that had been previously been thought to prove 1843, actually proved October 22, 1844. For Litch it was a calculation that when fulfilled brought the angel of Revelation ten down to stand upon the earth and the sea.
Piyeer dafa tegtal ñi téeméer ak ñeent fukk ak ñeent junni ñent téeméer ak ñeent fukk ak ñeent, ñi, ni Litch, jébbale ab yégle yu jubat ci Islam ak mujju buur gu nekk; te itam, ni Snow, Piyeer jébbale na it ab yégle yu jubat ci bunt bu tëj bi. Baatu Litch ci ñaareelu ay wooyee ci Islam ab yégle la woon bu dëkk ci bitim-reew, te bunt bu tëj bu Snow mooyoon ab yégle bu dëkk ci biir. Ci Snow, liggéey bi tàmbalee na bi Boroom bi jële woon loxoom ci figiir yi, te ca lañu gis ne benn seede boobu, bi ñu njëkk a defe woon ni muy firndeel 1843, moo dëgg-dëgg di firndeel 22 Oktoobar 1844. Waaye ci Litch, xayma la woon bu, bi mu mattee, indi malaakam Pexe yi fukk wàcc ngir taxaw ci suuf ak géej gi.
The fact that Litch recalculated his prediction ten days before its fulfillment identifies the work of correcting a previous prediction as a test. Is the beginning in 1840 and the ending in 1844 actually a prophetic symbol of a prediction that is recalculated to become the true Midnight Cry? Does the alpha and omega of Millerite history which concluded with the proclamation of the Midnight Cry actually typify the prophetic characteristics of the true Midnight Cry of the one hundred and forty-four thousand?
Liici mi yeesaat ne, fukki fan laata mu mat, mooy xamle ne liggéeyu jubbanti benn yégle bu jiitu dafa doon natt. Ndax tàmbali gi ci 1840 ak jeexital gi ci 1844, dëgg-dëgg, ab màndargay waxi yonent buy tektal yégle buñ yeesaat ngir mu nekk déggantéy Yuuxu Guddi gu dëgg? Ndax alfa ak omega ci jaar-jaaru Millérite, mi jeexee ci yégle Yuuxu Guddi, dëgg-dëgg dafa màndargaal melokaan yu yonent yi ci Yuuxu Guddi gu dëgg gu ñettéem-fukki junni ak ñeenti junni?
In both periods of the corrected prediction’s proclamation, controversy was manifested against the Millerite message, for the message troubled the people. When Peter stands at Caesarea Philippi there is a controversy over the message that began prior to Caesarea Philippi, for it is the fulfillment that confirms that it was only at Peter’s word that the message of rain would fall. Caesarea Philippi is the feast of trumpets aligns with Christ sending two disciples, representing the second angel, to loose the ass of Islam. The loosing of the ass of Islam announces the beginning of the message of the Midnight Cry at Exeter camp meeting, for arriving on horse a day late, on August 13, Samuel Snow, who had tarried rather than arrive on the opening day, marks the end of the tarrying time and the beginning of the message that would be carried like a tidal wave when the meeting ended on the 17th.
Ci ñaari jamono yu yépp yi ñu waxee yégle bu jubbantal bi, wërngal feeñ na ci boppam ci kaw yégleb Millerit bi, ndaxte yégle bi dafa sonal nit ñi. Bi Piyeer taxawee Kesaré Filipi, am na fa wërngal ci mbirum yégle bi, bi tambalee woon bala Kesaré Filipi, ndaxte moomu mooy matug li dëggal ne ci kàddug Piyeer rekk la yégleb taw bi di wàcce. Kesaré Filipi mooy feestu bu trompet yi, te muy ànd ak Kirist di yónnee ñaari taalibe, di tekki malaaka ñaar ba, ngir yiwi mbaamum Islaam. Yiwum mbaamum Islaam mooy yëgël ndoortel yégleb Yuuxu Guddi gi ci ndaje xare bu Exeter, ndaxte bi mu agsee ci fas, fekk bés benn weesu na, ci 13 Ut, Samuel Snow, mi toogoon baaye ndax bañ a dikk ca bësu ubbi ga, mooy màndarga mujju jamonoy xaar ga ak ndoortel yégle bi, bi ñuy yóbbu mel ni gànnaay gu mag bi ndaje mi jeexee ci 17 ga.
The controversy of Millerite history, the accusations of king Ahab and the resistance of the quibbling Jews as Christ entered Jerusalem all identify a controversy that reaches its conclusion at the feast of trumpets, when the ass is loosed. The loosing of the ass is the confirmation of a prophecy that identifies a closed door upon Adventism in the beginning at Caesarea Philippi and a closed door at the end of the period at Caesarea Maritima. The ass is a symbol of Islam of the third woe that strikes the United States, including Nashville, Tennessee. The failed prediction of July 18, 2020, is now being progressively corrected as the Lord removes His hand, and unseals the revelation of Jesus Christ. That unsealing began in the wilderness in July of 2023.
Werante gi ci jaar-jaari taariixu Millerite bi, jiiñi yu buur Akab ak bañ-bañu Yawut yu di xuloo yi Kirist dugg Yerusalem, ñoom ñépp dañuy won werante gu àgg ba ci njeexitalam ca bérëbu màndarga yi, bu mbaam ma yiweesoo. Yiweesoo mbaam ma mooy firndeelug ab yonnént gu taxawal bunt bu tëj ci kaw Adventism ca njàlbéen ga ca Césarée Philippi, ak bunt bu tëj ci mujjug jamono ja ca Césarée Maritime. Mbaam ma mooy misaalug Islam bu ñetteelu wóor wa, mi di dóor États-Unis, boole Nashville, Tennessee. Yégle bu antuwul bu 18 Sulet 2020 bi, léegi dees na ko jubal ndank-ndank bi Boroom bi di dindi loxoom, tey ubbi liñu tëj woon ci Peeñug Yeesu Kirist. Ubbig liñu tëj woon loolu dafa tàmbalee ca màndiŋ ma ca Sulet 2023.
The vision of Daniel Eleven
Peeñu Daniel Fukk ak Benn bi
The feast of trumpets represents the seventh trumpet, which is the third woe, which is Islam. A trumpet is an external warning message of war, but it may also be understood as an internal call to a holy convocation. As the litmus test that begins when the thirty days of the second temple test concludes, it is both an external and internal message. The first foundational test arrived in the spring of 2024 with the external vision of antichrist as represented in Daniel 11:14.
Màggalu bu trombet yi dafa tektal trombet bu juróom-ñaareel bi, miy ñetteelu musiba bi, muy Isalaam. Trombet mooy ab yégle xare bu jóge bitim-réew, waaye man nañu ko itam déggoo ko ni woote gu biir ngir ab ndaje bu sell. Naka ab seetlu buy xamle li dëgg ak li dul dëgg, bi tambalee ba fanweeri at ak ñett-fukk yi ci nattu kër Yàlla gu ñaareel gi jeexee, mooy benn yégle bu jóge biti ak bu jóge biir. Nattu bu njëkk bu sampu ndomboo takk na ca noorug 2024, ak peeñug bitim bi ci mbirum antikrist, ni ñu ko tektalee ci Daniel 11:14.
And in those times there shall many stand up against the king of the south: also the robbers of thy people shall exalt themselves to establish the vision; but they shall fall. Daniel 11:14.
Te ci jamono, ñu bare dinañu jógu di weddi buur bu bëj-saalum; te itam, ñi mbóotu sa xeet te di jëfandikoo jàkka ngir yékkati seen bopp, ngir taxawal peeñ ma, waaye dinañu daanu. Daniel 11:14.
The previous verse introduced Panium, and the testimony of Panium continues through to verse fifteen.
Saar bu jiitu jëwriñ Panium, te seedeem Panium di wéy ba ca saar fukk ak juróom.
For the king of the north shall return, and shall set forth a multitude greater than the former, and shall certainly come after certain years with a great army and with much riches. Daniel 11:13.
Ndax buur bu bëj-gànnaar dina dellusi, te dina génne mbooloo mu gën a réy ba mu jiituwoon; te ci lu wóor dina ñëw gannaaw ay at yu njëkk ak xeetlu bu réy ak alal yu bare. Daniel 11:13.
The king of the north in verses ten through fifteen is the proxy power of the papacy, who was represented by Ronald Reagan in verse ten when the wall of the iron curtain was removed as typified by the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9, 1989. Verse sixteen marks the removal of the wall of separation of church and state at the Sunday law. Verse eleven and twelve represent the Ukrainian war that began in 2014, and verse thirteen is identifying the election of 2024, when Trump, the eighth president since Reagan, who is also the eighth president who is of the seven previous presidents, “returns” with more power, for when he returns he “shall set forth a multitude greater than the former, and shall certainly come after certain years.” The “certain years” are the four years of Joe Biden.
Buur bëj-gànna bi ci ay kàddu yu fukk ba fukk ak juróom-benn mooy doole ju papaas bi di jëfandikoo ni ab ndaw-doole, ki Ronald Reagan di waraloon ndawam ci kàddu fukk, ba miir baa ñu doon wax Iron Curtain ñàkk, ni ko wonee ci daanu Miir Berlin bi ci 9 Nowàmbar 1989. Kàddu fukk ak juróom-benn mooy màndargaal wallu miir mi doon tasale kërceen ak nguur gi ci yoonu Dimaas. Kàddu fukk ak benn ak fukk ak ñaar dañuy tegtal xareb Ukraine bi tàmbalee ci 2014, te kàddu fukk ak ñett mooy xamle tannug 2024 bi, ba Trump, njiit bu juróom-ñett ba ndaw ci Reagan, te itam mooy njiit bu juróom-ñett bi bokk ci juróom-ñaari njiit yi ko jiitu, “dellu” ak doole gu gën a réy, ndaxte bu delloo dina “indi mbooloo mu gën a bare ba mu weesu bu njëkk bi, te dina dikk dëgg-dëgg gannaaw ay at yu wóor.” “Ay at yu wóor” yooyu mooy ñeenti at yi Joe Biden nekkoon.
After 2024, in agreement with verse thirteen, Rome will insert itself into the prophetic history of Panium. May 8, 2025 the first pope from the spiritual glorious land was selected and He chose the name of Leo, that carries with it many significant prophetic characteristics. Then in verse fifteen the battle is engaged.
Gannaaw 2024, ci déggoo ak waxu benn-fukk ak ñett, Room duggu na boppam ci jaar-jaaru waxu yonent yi bu Panium. 8 Mee 2025, jëfandikukat bu njëkk bu paap bi jóge ci suuf su tedd te màgg gu ngëm gi tànn nañu ko, te moom tànn turu Leo, te tur woowu yóbbu na ak moom ñu bare ci melokaan yu am solo ci yonent. Gannaaw loolu, ci waxu benn-fukk ak juróom, xeex bi tàmbali na.
So the king of the north shall come, and cast up a mount, and take the most fenced cities: and the arms of the south shall not withstand, neither his chosen people, neither shall there be any strength to withstand. Daniel 11:15.
Kon buur bëj-gànnaar bi dina ñëw, te tabax ay pënd yu ñu fexe, te jël dëkk yi gën a wér ci tata yi; te dooley bëj-saalum bi du ko man a taxaw, du itam ay nitam yu mu tànn, te du am benn doole buy man a taxaw ci kanamam. Daniel 11:15.
The battle of Panium is engaged in verse fifteen and the earth-beast represented by Donald Trump will defeat the kingdom of the south. The king of the south in verse eleven began a war with Ukraine, the papacy’s proxy power who was financed and supported by the papacy’s proxy power of verse ten—the United States. The king of the south would be victorious in the battle of Raphia, but in the aftermath of the victory the progressive dissolution which is always associated with the demise of a dragon kingdom of the south, leaves the king of the south in an extremely vulnerable position as the king of the north returns, stronger than ever and prepares for the battle of Panium. Russia and Putin are the king of the south when the United States initiated the Ukrainian War in 2014. In 2022 the invasion began and blood began to flow. In 2024 the king of the north returned.
Xareb Paniyum bi dafa tàmbalee ci aaya fukk ak juróom, te rabi suuf si, mi Donald Trump di tegtal, dina daan nguur gu bëj-gànnaar gi. Buur bu bëj-gànnaar bi ci aaya fukk ak benn tàmbalee na xare ak Ukraine, doole ju wuutu baap bi, jooju la baap bi doon jox xaalis tey dimbali, jaarale ko ci doole ju wuutu baap bi nekk ci aaya fukk—Mbooloom Ameerika. Buur bu bëj-gànnaar bi dina am ndam ci xarebu Raphia, waaye gannaaw ndam loolu, yàqu-yàqu gu yokk te feeñ ba sax ci njéexitalug benn nguurug ajdahaa gu bëj-gànnaar, dafa bàyyi buur bu bëj-gànnaar bi ci berab bu metti lool ci wet gu néew doole, bi buur bu bëj-saalum bi delloo, gëna am doole lu mu masoon, te waajal xarebu Paniyum. Risi ak Putin ñoo di buur bu bëj-gànnaar bi ba Ameerika tàmbalee xareb Ukraine bi ci atum 2014. Ci 2022 la song bi tàmbalee, deret daldi wal. Ci 2024 buur bu bëj-saalum bi dellusi.
Peter is at Caesarea Philippi, which is the beginning of the proclamation of the message of the Midnight Cry. Peter, like unto Elijah and the Millerites as represented by Litch and Snow has previously set forth a prediction of a closed door and Islam. Its fulfillment identifies the distinction between the true and false latter rain messages, and the true and false messengers. Peter’s message is the corrected message of Nashville and Islam, and when he is standing in Caesarea Philippi, he is standing at Panium, the battle that leads to the Sunday law of verse sixteen. The fulfillment of Peter’s prediction identifies the beginning of the proclamation of the Midnight Cry, when Islam is loosed, which is also, line upon line when the battle of Panium arrives.
Piyeer nekk na ca Seesaré Filib bi, te loolu mooy tambaliwaayu yégleb xibaaru Yuuxu Digg-guddi. Piyeer, ni Eliya ak Millérite yi, ni Litch ak Snow di leen teewal, dafa woon jëkk a yëgle ab waxu waxu bunt bu tëjju ak Islaam. Matug waxam mooy xamle wuute gi nekk diggante yégleb tawfeexu mujj gu dëgg ak gu dul dëgg, ak it yonnent yi dëgg ak yi dul dëgg. Xibaaru Piyeer mooy xibaar bi ñu jubal ci Nashville ak Islaam, te bu taxawee ca Seesaré Filib bi, mu ngi taxaw ca Panium, xare bi jiite yoonu Dibeeru dund bi ci saar 16. Matug waxu Piyeer mooy xamle tambaliwaayu yégleb Yuuxu Digg-guddi, bi ñu yiwi Islaam, te itam, ci rëdd ak rëdd, mooy bi xareb Panium agsee.
The Vision of Daniel ten
Peegu Danyeel fukki
The feast of trumpets represents the seventh trumpet, which is the third woe, which is Islam. A trumpet is a warning message, and also a call to a holy convocation. It also is the litmus test that begins when the thirty days of the second temple test concludes. The first foundational external testing vision of antichrist arrived in the spring of 2024, and the second internal testing vision of Christ, as represented in Daniel 10 arrived in 2026.
Bëj-gànnaar biir bu trompet yi dafay tegtal trompet bu juróom-ñaareel bi, mi di ñetteelu musiba bi, mi di Islaam. Trompet mooy bataaxal bu artu, te itam woo ci ndaje mu sell. Itam mooy seetlu bu wóor wi tambalee bu fanweer yu ñett-fukk yi ñaareelu kër Yàlla bi di nattu jeexee. Njàlbéen gi njëkk gi di seetan bu biti, buy taxaw ci antichrist, agsi na ci noorug atum 2024, te njàlbéen gi ñaareel gi di seetan bu biir, buy taxaw ci Kirist, ni ko Daniel 10 tegtalee, agsi na ci 2026.
Then I lifted up mine eyes, and looked, and behold a certain man clothed in linen, whose loins were girded with fine gold of Uphaz: His body also was like the beryl, and his face as the appearance of lightning, and his eyes as lamps of fire, and his arms and his feet like in colour to polished brass, and the voice of his words like the voice of a multitude.
Noonu ma xoolaat, te gis, te ñu ngi fi nit ku sol yére yu linu, te def na wër-bu-géej ci ndëggam ak wurus wu baax wu Upphas. Yaramam mel ni beril; jëmmam mel ni leer gu melax; ay bëtam mel ni lamp yu safara; ay loxoom ak tànkam mel ni xànjar wu ñu raxas ba mu leer; te baatam mel ni baatu mbooloo mu bare.
And I Daniel alone saw the vision: for the men that were with me saw not the vision; but a great quaking fell upon them, so that they fled to hide themselves.
Man maa, Daniel, ma gis pegt gi doom; ndaxte góor ña nga and ak man gisulñu pegt ga; waaye tiit bu réy daldi dikk ci seen kaw, ba tax ñu daw, dem nëbbu.
Therefore I was left alone, and saw this great vision, and there remained no strength in me: for my comeliness was turned in me into corruption, and I retained no strength.
Kon ma nekk naa maak, te gis naa peeñ gu réy gi, te doole desul woon ci man; ndaxte taar sama kanam soppiwuloon ci man ba neexul, te amuloon naa benn doole.
Yet heard I the voice of his words: and when I heard the voice of his words, then was I in a deep sleep on my face, and my face toward the ground.
Waaye dégg naa baat yi mu wax; te bi ma déggee baat yi mu wax, ma nekk ci nelaw gu xóot, di daanu ci sama kanam, sama kanam jublu ci suuf.
And, behold, an hand touched me, which set me upon my knees and upon the palms of my hands. And he said unto me, O Daniel, a man greatly beloved, understand the words that I speak unto thee, and stand upright: for unto thee am I now sent. And when he had spoken this word unto me, I stood trembling. Then said he unto me, Fear not, Daniel: for from the first day that thou didst set thine heart to understand, and to chasten thyself before thy God, thy words were heard, and I am come for thy words. But the prince of the kingdom of Persia withstood me one and twenty days: but, lo, Michael, one of the chief princes, came to help me; and I remained there with the kings of Persia. Now I am come to make thee understand what shall befall thy people in the latter days: for yet the vision is for many days. And when he had spoken such words unto me, I set my face toward the ground, and I became dumb.
Te xool ma, loxo nag laal ma, mu tax ma toog ci sama bëñ ak ci baaraamu sama loxo. Mu ne ma: “Yow Daniyel, góor gu Yàlla bëgg lool, xam wax yi may waxal la, te taxaw bu jub; ndaxte yow lañu ma yónni léegi.” Bi mu waxee ma kàddu googu, ma taxaw di yërëm. Noonu mu ne ma: “Bul ragal, Daniyel; ndaxte li dale ca njëkk bés ba nga dogal sa xol ngir xam te toroxal sa bopp fa kanam sa Yàlla, dégg nañu sa wax, te ñëw naa ngir sa wax yi. Waaye kilifa réewum Perse weddi na ma benn fan ak ñaar-fukk ak benn; waaye xool ma, Mikaa’el, kenn ci kilifa yu mag ya, ñëw na ngir dimmëli ma; te desoon naa fa ak buur-yi Perse. Léegi ñëw naa ngir may xamal li dina dal sa xeet ci bés yu mujjaay; ndaxte peeñ mi jëm na ci bés yu bare.” Bi mu waxee ma wax yooyu, ma jublu sama kanam suuf, te ma neexul wax.
And, behold, one like the similitude of the sons of men touched my lips: then I opened my mouth, and spake, and said unto him that stood before me, O my lord, by the vision my sorrows are turned upon me, and I have retained no strength. For how can the servant of this my lord talk with this my lord? for as for me, straightway there remained no strength in me, neither is there breath left in me.
Te xoolu, kenn ku mel ni sàmmu doom-aadama yi laal sama tuñ; ba noppi ma ubbi sama gémmiñ, wax, ne ka taxawoon ci sama kanam: “Sama sang, ndax peeñ mi, metit yi dellusi nañu ci man, te desatul benn doole ci man. Ndax naka la jaamu sama sang bii man a wax ak sama sang bii? Ndax ci man, ci saa si doole desatul ci man, te sax neenatul benn ngelaw ci man.”
Then there came again and touched me one like the appearance of a man, and he strengthened me, And said, O man greatly beloved, fear not: peace be unto thee, be strong, yea, be strong. And when he had spoken unto me, I was strengthened, and said, Let my lord speak; for thou hast strengthened me. Daniel 10:5–19.
Noonu kenn ku nekat ma, daldi ma, mo mel ni melow nit ñu mel ni nit, mu dooleel ma. Mu ne ma: “Yaw nit ki ñu bëgg lool, bul ragal; jàmm na la; am doole, waaw, am doole.” Bi mu waxee ak man, ma am doole, ne: “Na sama sang wax, ndaxte yow dooleel nga ma.” Daniel 10:5–19.
Daniel on the twenty-second day, sees the vision of the heavenly High Priest in the latter days. The vision of Rome establishing the vision was the foundational and alpha test of 2024, and the vision of Christ is the temple test. It produces a separation of the class who flee from Daniel and hide. That class hides under lies and falsehoods, and for this reason they receive strong delusion.
Ci ñaar-fukk ak ñaaréelu bés bi, Daniel gis na peeñu Saraxalekat Bu Kowe bi ci asamaan ci fan yu mujj yi. Peeñu Room miy samp peeñ mi moo doon natteg ndombo ak alfa bu atum 2024, te peeñu Kirist moo di natteb kër Yàlla gi. Loolu jur na xeexoo gu tas kuréelu ñi daw bàyyi Daniel te nëbbu. Kuréel googu, ci fen ak neen lañuy nëbbe, te looloo tax ñuy jot nax gu tar.
Daniel is then touched three times, the first by Gabriel then by Christ and then a third time by Gabriel. In the Most Holy Place, when Daniel is touched three times he is portraying a strengthening, for it begins with him having no strength when he saw the vision, but by the third touch he is ultimately strengthened. He is strengthened to understand what shall befall God’s people in the latter days. The prophetic message of what befalls God’s people in the latter days is the message represented within the parable of the ten virgins.
Gannaaw ñu laalna Daniyel ñetti yoon: bu jëkk bi Jibiriil, gannaaw loolu Almasi bi, te ba noppi ñetteelu yoon bi Jibiriil. Ci Barab bu Gëna Sell bi, bu ñu laalee Daniyel ñetti yoon, dafay mel ni xojkatug doole, ndaxte tambalee na ci moom ne amul woon doole bi mu gisoon peeñ mi, waaye ci ñetteelu laal ba mujj bi ñu dëgëral ko bu baax. Ñu dëgëral ko ngir mu xam li dina dal askanu Yàlla ci fan yu mujj yi. Baatu waxu yonent bi ci li dina dal askanu Yàlla ci fan yu mujj yi mooy bataaxal bi ñu teewal ci léebu fukki janq.
Daniel begins with no strength, for the looking glass vision of Christ left him with no strength, but by the end of the three touches he is strengthened, and the command to “be strong, yea, be strong,” is a doubling, which marks the second angel or the second test. The second test is the temple test where God’s people are strengthened to proclaim the message of the Midnight Cry when the Exeter camp meeting ends. That test is the temple test where the cap stone, that was the foundation and corner stone becomes the marvelous capstone of the temple, thus marking its completion. Daniel is strengthened on the twenty-second day, when he enters the Most Holy Place by faith. When he does Gabriel touches him, then Christ touches him and then Gabriel touches him again. Daniel is therefore strengthened to proclaim the message in the Most Holy Place where he sees Christ between two angels, and the place in the Most Holy Place where Christ is in the middle is the mercy seat with the two covering cherubs looking to the ark that is illuminated from the light of the Shekinah glory of Christ seated upon His throne. The vision of Daniel ten is prophetically structured with Daniel looking upon the glory of Christ as the Shekinah upon the throne of the mercy seat, while the two covering cherubs gaze into the ark!
Danyeel tàmbalee ak amul doole, ndax gis-gis bu mel ni seetu bu Kirist mooyoon lu ko tax mu des akul doole; waaye ci njeexital ñetti laal ya, mu dëgër, te ndigal li ne “na nga dëgër, waaw, na nga dëgër” mooy ñaareelu wax ju ñu yóbbante, te loolu mooy màndargaal malaaka ñaareel bi walla nattu ñaareel bi. Nattu ñaareel bi mooy nattu kër Yàlla gi, fa xeetu Yàlla diñu leen dëgëral ngir yégle xibaaru Yuuxu Diggante Guddi gi bu ndaje màkkaanu Exeter jeexee. Nattu boobu mooy nattu kër Yàlla gi, fa doj wu ci kaw gën a mag, bi doon woon fondamaŋ ak doju wet gi, di nek doj wu ci kaw bu yéeme kër Yàlla gi, noonu muy màndargaal jeexitalam. Danyeel dëgëral nañu ko ca fanweer ak ñaar fukki ñaar ba, bi mu duggée ci Bérab bu Gën a Sell bi ci ngëm. Bi mu ko defee, Jibraayil laal ko, ba noppi Kirist laal ko, ba noppi Jibraayil dellu laal ko. Kon nag Danyeel dëgër na ngir yégle xibaar bi ci Bérab bu Gën a Sell bi, fa mu gis Kirist diggante ñaari malaaka; te bérab bi ci Bérab bu Gën a Sell bi fa Kirist nekk ci digg bi mooy bérabu yërmande bi, ak ñaari serub yu muuru yi di xool ca gaal ga, ga leer gi joge ci leeru ndamu Shekina gu Kirist mi toog ci saagoom di leeral. Gis-gisu Danyeel fukki bi ñu sampu na ko ci yoonu yonent, ak Danyeel di xool ndamu Kirist mel ni Shekina ci kaw saagu bérabu yërmande bi, fekk ñaari serub yu muuru yi di xool dugg ci gaal ga!
Before the feast of trumpets Elijah claims his message of rain is the only message of rain that is of the Lord, and he sets forth a prediction that reaches its conclusion with a demonstration which proves who is or is not the messenger and what is or what isn’t the message. For three and a half years before Carmel king Ahab was searching for Elijah, for there is a period of controversy that precedes Carmel. Mount Carmel is simply the litmus test where character is manifested. The same period in Millerite history contained the same witness, as those who hated the message shut the faithful out of the churches and the faithful thereafter raised a message calling people out of the fallen former covenant people who were being passed by.
Balaa mbëgtu trompet yi, Eliya dafa wax ne yéen waxam ci taw bi mooy rekk waxu taw bi jóge ci Boroom bi, te dafay joxe ab yëgle gu jëm ci mujjam ak wone gu leer buy firndeel kan mooy ndawsi Boroom bi walla kan du ko, ak lan mooy waare bi walla lan du ko. Diiru ñetti at ak genn-wàll ak genn-wàll bu jiitu Karmel, buur Ahab dafa doon seet Eliya, ndaxte amna jamono ju xuloo ji jiitu Karmel. Tundu Karmel moom ab nattukaay rekk la fa melowaay di feeñ. Benn jamono boobu ci jaar-jaaru Millerite moom itam dafa yoroon benn seede boobu, ba ñi bañee waare bi tëj ñi takku ci kàŋkam yi, te gannaaw loolu ñi takku jóg a yégle benn waare buy woo nit ñi mujj ci biir ñi doon nit ñi nekk ci kóllëre gu njëkk gu daanu, ña ngay bayyi gannaaw.
Peter is at the Pentecostal Sunday law proclaiming the message of Joel, which means Peter is proclaiming the same message when the period of the Midnight Cry begins at the end of the Exeter camp meeting, which began when the prediction of Peter had been corrected as was Snow and Litch’s messages. A controversy always precedes the fulfillment of the prediction. The controversy therefore begins before the fulfillment of the prediction.
Piyeer mungi ci yoonu-dogal bésub-dibéer bu Pentikót, di yéglee bataaxalu Yoël; loolu mooy ne Piyeer di yéglee benn bataaxal boobu sax bi jamono jiitu guddi gi tàmbalee ci mujju ndaje-xëtu Exeter, mi tambalee ba ca saa sa waxu-jëmkanam Piyeer feesal nañu ko ci njub, ni ko doon bataaxali Snow ak Litch it. Jëfandikoo wuuyoo mooy faral di jiitu matug waxu-jëmkanam bi. Kon nag, wuuyoo gi day tàmbali balaa waxu-jëmkanam bi mat.
The message that causes anxiety for Ahab, Jezebel and her prophets, and the quibbling Jews of Christ day, and the fallen Protestants of Millerite history is identified by Peter as the book of Joel. Before the third litmus test that is marked by the loosing of the ass, Peter’s message is attacked by Laodicean Adventism, and Peter responds to the resistance by identifying that the messengers are not drunk, they are simply a fulfillment of Joel’s three chapters. Joel’s three chapters begin with a scathing condemnation of Laodicean Adventism. When the message reaches the ears of those who are drunken with strong drink they will respond. They confronted Christ as He descended the mount on His way to Jerusalem, and they confronted Him again in Jerusalem.
Bataaxal bi di jur tiis ci Ahab, Jezabel ak seeni yonent yi, ak Yawut yu bëgg a xuloo yi nekkoon ci fan yi Kirist, ak Protestan yu daanu yi ci jaar-jaaru Millerite, Piyeer mooy ko wax ne mooy téereb Yoel. Bala ñetteelu seetukaay bu wér bi te màndargaaleefi loosug mbaam mi, Adwantis bu Laodise moo daanxi bataaxalu Piyeer; te Piyeer tontu ci seen aaytebi jox xamle ne ndaw ñi màggatulewuñu ndoxum sangara, waaye ñoom dañuy matal rekk li nekk ci ñetti sarxi Yoel. Ñetti sarxi Yoel tambali na ak yedd gu metti ci kaw Adwantis bu Laodise. Bu bataaxal bi agsee ci noppu ñi màggat ak naan gu tar, dinañu tontu. Dañoo daje ak Kirist bi Mu wàcce tundu wa ci yoonam jëm Yerusalem, te dañoo ko dellu di daje ak moomaat ci Yerusalem.
The ass is loosed, the entry begins; the quibbling Jews want the message silenced. Jesus continues and then stops and weeps over the Adventism’s last day of probationary time. Then in Jerusalem another confrontation with the Jews who wish the people to cease their message. When the sun went down that day, probation for the Jewish nation reached another step. The progression of resistance continues to the death of the cross, and it began in earnest with the resurrection of Lazarus, which marked the arrival of the second angel and the tarrying time.
Mburu mi ñàkk, duggu gi tàmbali na; Yawut yu di jëfandikoo wax ju bare bëgg nañu ñu noppiis bataaxal bi. Yeesu sax di wéy, ba noppi taxaw jooy ci bés yu mujj yu waxtu xéewalu natangu Adventisme. Gannaaw loolu, ca Yerusalem, am na beneen jàkkaarloo ak Yawut yi, ñoom ñi bëgg nit ñi bàyyi seen yégle bi. Bi jant bi sooree bés booba, waxtu xéewalu réewum Yawut ya jotaat na beneen jéego. Yokkuteg bëgg-bañ bi sax na ba ci dee gi ci bant ba, te dafa tàmbali woon bu baax ak dekki bi Lasaar, mi màndarga woon ñëwug malaaka ñaareel bi ak waxtu yi yàgg.
“Bethany was so near Jerusalem that the news of the raising of Lazarus was soon carried to the city. Through spies who had witnessed the miracle the Jewish rulers were speedily in possession of the facts. A meeting of the Sanhedrin was at once called to decide as to what should be done. Christ had now fully made manifest His control of death and the grave. That mighty miracle was the crowning evidence offered by God to men that He had sent His Son into the world for their salvation. It was a demonstration of divine power sufficient to convince every mind that was under the control of reason and enlightened conscience. Many who witnessed the resurrection of Lazarus were led to believe on Jesus. But the hatred of the priests against Him was intensified. They had rejected all lesser evidence of His divinity, and they were only enraged at this new miracle. The dead had been raised in the full light of day, and before a crowd of witnesses. No artifice could explain away such evidence. For this very reason the enmity of the priests grew deadlier. They were more than ever determined to put a stop to Christ’s work.
“Betani dafa jege woon na Yerusalem ba xew bi nekk yégle dekk ba gaaw. Jaarale ko ci yépp-yéppkat yu gisoon kéemaan gi, kilifay Yawut yi jot nañu ci gaaw dëgg yi. Ci saa si lañu woo ndajeem Sanedireŋ ngir dogal lu war a def. Léegi Almasi bi feeñal na bu baax ne moo yor sañ-sañ ci kow dee ak bàmmeel bi. Kéemaan gu mag gu mel noonu mooyoon seede bu mujj bi Yàlla jox nit ñi ne moo yónni Doomam ci àddina ngir seen musal. Loolu nekk woon woninu kàttanu Yàlla gu doy ngir convainkër xel mu nekk su fekkee ne njiitug waxin ak xel mu leer. Ñu bare ci ñi seede woon ndekkitel Lasaar, gëm nañu Yeesu. Waaye bañug saraxalekat ya ci moom gëna tar. Dañoo weddi woon bépp seede bu gëna ndaw ci Yàllaayam, te kéemaan gu bees gii rekk moo leen gëna merloo. Dee ba dekkat na ci leerug bëccëg, te fa woon mbooloo mu barey seede. Benn pexe manu woonula faral di dindi dooley seede boobu. Moo tax noonu noonug saraxalekat ya gëna bon. Gëna ca kanam, dogu nañu ba noppi ne dañuy taxawal liggéeyu Almasi bi.”
“The Sadducees, though not favorable to Christ, had not been so full of malignity toward Him as were the Pharisees. Their hatred had not been so bitter. But they were now thoroughly alarmed. They did not believe in a resurrection of the dead. Producing so-called science, they had reasoned that it would be an impossibility for a dead body to be brought to life. But by a few words from Christ their theory had been overthrown. They were shown to be ignorant both of the Scriptures and of the power of God. They could see no possibility of removing the impression made on the people by the miracle. How could men be turned away from Him who had prevailed to rob the grave of its dead? Lying reports were put in circulation, but the miracle could not be denied, and how to counteract its effect they knew not. Thus far the Sadducees had not encouraged the plan of putting Christ to death. But after the resurrection of Lazarus they decided that only by His death could His fearless denunciations against them be stopped.” The Desire of Ages, 537.
“Sadusen yi, doonte seen xol neexul Kirist, waaye seen fitna ci moom feesul woon a ni ko Farisen yi defe. Seen bañ bañ bu metti woonul a ni seen bos. Waaye léegi, tiit jàpp na leen bu baax. Gëmulñu dekkiwatey ñi dee. Dañoo indi li ñuy wax xam-xam, di xalaat ne kenn manul delloo bakkan ci yaram wu dee ba noppi. Waaye ak ay wax yu néew ci Kirist, seen njàngale gu ñu sos daanu na. Won nañu leen ne xamulñu Mbind mi, te xamulñu it kàttanu Yàlla. Gisuñu woon benn yoon ngir dindi xel mi kéemaan ga def ci nit ña. Naka lañu doon man a wëlbët nit ña ci moom mi daan na ba jële dee yi ci bàmmeel bi? Yéene yu dul dëgg lañu tas ci biir nit ña, waaye kenn manul weddi kéemaan ga, te xamuñu naka lañu doon def ngir wàññi dooleem. Ba fukki fan yii, Sadusen yi dooleelul woon pexe mu ñuy rey Kirist. Waaye gannaaw ndekkiwate Lasaar, dogu nañu ne ci dee rekkam rek lañu man a tax mu noppi di leen yedd ak kóllëre gu amul ragal.” The Desire of Ages, 537.
Lazarus’s death marked the beginning of the four days that Jesus tarried. His death represented the arrival of the second angel, that marks the beginning of the tarrying time. His resurrection marks the resurrection of the two witnesses on December 31, 2023, twenty-two years after 9/11. His resurrection marks the resurrection of Ezekiel’s dead dry bones. His resurrection was typified by the creation of Adam, which consisted of humanity, represented by clay, being combined with Divinity, represented by the breath of life.
Ndee Láasaar moo tàmbalee ñaari fan yu ñeent yi Yeesu yéexee. Deegeem dafa mel ni jotuwaayub ñaareelu malaaka bi, miy téere tàmbaliwaayu waxtu waññiku bi. Dekkiwaayam moo tegtal dekkiwaayu ñaari seede yi ci Desàmbar 31, 2023, ñaari fukki at ak ñaar gannaaw 9/11. Dekkiwaayam moo tegtal itam dekkiwaayu yax yu wow te dee yi Ezekiel. Dekkiwaayam dafa amoon misaal ci bindug Aadama, mi doon nit ñi, ñu tegtal leen ak suuf, boolees ak Yàllaay gi, gu ñu tegtal ak noflaayu dund.
“The priests and rulers of the Jews hated Jesus; but multitudes thronged to listen to His words of wisdom and to witness His mighty works. The people were stirred with the deepest interest and anxiously followed Jesus to hear the instructions of this wonderful teacher. Many of the rulers believed on Him, but dared not confess their faith lest they should be put out of the synagogue. The priests and elders decided that something must be done to draw the attention of the people from Jesus. They feared that all men would believe on Him. They could see no safety for themselves. They must lose their position or put Jesus to death. And after they should put Him to death, there would still be those who were living monuments of His power. Jesus had raised Lazarus from the dead, and they feared that if they should kill Jesus, Lazarus would testify of His mighty power. The people were flocking to see him who was raised from the dead, and the rulers determined to slay Lazarus also, and put down the excitement. Then they would turn the people to the traditions and doctrines of men, to tithe mint and rue, and again have influence over them. They agreed to take Jesus when He was alone; for if they should attempt to take Him in a crowd, when the minds of the people were all interested in Him, they would be stoned.” Early Writings, 165.
“Sarxalkat yi ak njiit yu Yawut ya bañoon nañu Yeesu; waaye mbooloom nit ñi daan nañu dawsi ngir déglu ay kàdduyam yu xel mu rafet te seede ay jëfam yu am doole. Xelum nit ña yëngu woon na lool ci yéene gu gëna xóot, te ak tiit ak yëngu-yëngu ñu topp Yeesu ngir dégg ndigalam ak njàngalem jàngalekat bii yéeme. Ñu bare ci njiit ña gëm nañu ko, waaye ñoom ànd ak ragal, ñu ñemeewul wax seen ngëm, ndaxte dañu ragaloon ñu dàq leen ca jàngu ba. Sarxalkat ya ak mag ña dogal nañu ne war nañu def dara ngir jëlee xelum nit ñi soral ko Yeesu. Dañu ragaloon ne nit ñépp dinañu gëm ci moom. Gisuñu woon benn kaaraange ci seen bopp. War nañu woon a ñàkk seen taxawaay mbaa reye Yeesu. Te gannaaw bu ñu ko reyée, dinañu desaat ay nit yu nekk seeni seede yuy dund ci dooleem. Yeesu dekkaloon na Lasaar ci biir néew ba, te dañu ragaloon ne bu ñu reyée Yeesu, Lasaar dina seede ci dooleem gu mag. Nit ñi daan nañu dawsi ngir gis ki ñu dekkaloo woon ci dee ba, te njiit ña dogal nañu rey itam Lasaar, ngir dindi bànneexu yëngu-yëngu boobu. Noonu dinañu delloo xelum nit ña ci aada ak njàngale yi nit ñi sos, ci fey asaka ci nana ak ru, te amaat seen yitte ak seen noot ci ñoom. Ñu déggoo nañu jàpp Yeesu su fekkee ne mu ñàkk nit ñi; ndaxte su ñu ko jéemee jàpp ci biir mbooloo, bi xelum nit ñépp tàmbalee taq ci moom, kon dinañu leen sànni ay doj.” Early Writings, 165.
On July 18, 2020 the two witnesses of Revelation were slain and the second angel and tarrying time arrived. December 31, 2023 the two step resurrection process began. The first step was the foundation; the second step was the erection of the temple upon the foundation. The Laodicean Seventh-day Adventist church hated the message from the time it was born in 1989, and they hate it still. Now that the hated witnesses they thought were dead, are alive again; they will hate the message even more. They will argue about the prediction of July 18, 2020 with a venom that the Jews had for the resurrection of Lazarus. In the history of the temple test, Peter will answer their erroneous charges by pointing to the book of Joel as the answer to all their lies.
Ci 18 sulet 2020, ñaari seede yi ci Kàddug Yàlla bi nekk ci Peeñ mi dañoo rey, te ñaareelu malaaka ak waxtu yéex bi agsi. Ci 31 desàmbar 2023, ñaari jëf-jëfu dekkital bi tambali. Jëf-jëf bu njëkk bi mooy doxalin wi; ñaareelu jëf-jëf bi mooy taxawal kër Yàlla gi ci kaw doxalin wi. Mbooloom Àddina Bésub Noppalu bu juróom-ñaareel, buy Laodise, bañ na ndaje gi dale ca jamono ji mu juddoo ci 1989, te ba tey mu ngi koy bañ ba tey. Léegi nag, gannaaw seede yi ñu bañ, yi ñoom daan yaakaar ne dee nañu, dundaat nañu; dinañu gën a bañ ndaje gi. Dinañu werante ci mbirum yégleb 18 sulet 2020 ak mer mu tàng ni bi Yawut ya ame woon ci dekkital Lasaar. Ci jaar-jaaru nattu kër Yàlla gi, Piyeer dina tontu seen jiiñ yu jubulwul, dajale tegtal téereb Yoel ni mooy tontu bi ci seeni fen yépp.
We will continue this study in the next article.
Dinu jàng mi dinañu ko wéyal ci bind bi ci topp.