Chronology of the New-World Order by ELI YAH - HTML preview

Four BLOOD MOONS and Two SOLAR ECLIPSES on GOD ‘S MARKED DAYS

2014 through to 2015 CE

Another End-of-the-world Prophecy?

You have heard that the lunar eclipse on September 28, 2015 completed a series of six “Signs in the Sky”.

Will it have an effect on your life that four total lunar eclipses (Blood Moon Tetrad) and two solar eclipses (Black Sun) accompany and reinforce significant Set-Apart (i.e. holy) Days of GOD YHVH42 in 2014 through to 2015?

Many are convinced that this liaison is not a mere coincidence, but that these eclipse clusters will turn out to be very significant harbingers of things to come.

The term Blood moon or Blood-red moon has become popular when referring to the total lunar eclipses in 2014/2015. The term “blood moon” did not come from astronomy and has no technical basis. The catchy term might have originated from laymen, due to the at times distinct rusty reddish-brown color of the totally eclipsed full moon. When the earth eclipses a full moon, the direct sunlight is blocked, but the sun's rays still light up the moon and under certain circumstances causes the totally eclipsed moon to look red.

A lunar eclipse or a solar eclipse is a common natural phenomenon. However, lunar eclipses usually do not occur in any specific order. Yet, from time to time, 4 total lunar eclipses happen in a row. This is called a lunar tetrad. The 4 successive total lunar eclipses are separated by 6 months.

The 2014-2015 tetrad has special significance because the lunar eclipses align with and thus highlight two of YHVH’s important “pilgrimage” festivals. The two April lunar eclipses in 2014 and 2015 occurred during the Feast of Unleavened Bread while the October 2014 and September 2015 eclipses occur during the Feast of Tabernacles.

Astronomical and astrological constellations associated with biblical Feast Days in 2014-2015

Gregorian April 15, October 8, March 20, 2015 April 4, 2015 September 13, September 28, 2015 Calendar 2014 2014 2015 Dates (CE)

Unleavened Tabernacles Biblical New Year Unleavened Trumpets Tabernacles Bread 5995 B.K. Bread

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Moon "Blood "Blood ● "Black" "Blood moon" "Apogee" new ● "Blood moon"

moon, i.e. a moon" Supermoon moon ● 6th Supermoon of 2015 total lunar ● New moon

eclipse ● 3rd Supermoon of during a full 2015

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Other Mars Full moon ● Vernal equinox, Full moon New moon ● Largest Super-full-moon of the year

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The year 2015 has six supermoons44. They are the new moons of January, February and March 20 and the full moons of August, September 28 and October. Supermoons can affect earth’s interior and tides. Note: A supermoon is defined by Astrologers as a new or full moon closely (within 90%) coinciding with perigee – the moon’s closest point to Earth in its orbit. The moon appears larger than usual.

The full moon on September 28, 2015 at the Feast of Tabernacles will present the closest supermoon of the year; moreover, it will stage a total lunar eclipse, concluding a series of 4 Blood Moons that started with the total lunar eclipse of April 15, 2014.

The March 20, 2015 supermoon was accompanied by an exceedingly rare total solar eclipse bringing its shadow to the North Pole for two minutes on the first day of the vernal equinox; as if this wasn’t enough, sunset March 20 was the beginning of YHVH’s New Year 5995 B.K. (Exodus 12:2, 13:3-4). It is safe to assume that this interweaving of events has never occurred before in human history.

This total eclipse of the Sun was a northern hemisphere event. The band of totality started in the northern Atlantic to the south of Greenland. It moved to the east to pass between Iceland and Scotland with the Faeroe Islands on its southern edge. A swing to the northeast took it across most of the islands of Spitsbergen after which it continued north to move off the surface of the Earth from the Arctic.

The two solar eclipses have special significance because the eclipses appear in accord with YHVH’s New Year (first day of the first biblical month of the beginning of the year) and HIS Feast of Trumpets (first day of the seventh biblical month of GOD’s calendar year). Both signal the beginning of a new month on a new moon, where the trumpets should be sounded. The new month is celebrated with a family meal (1.Sam 20:5). It signifies a time of alertness and thanksgiving, of beginnings and renewal. In addition, you call yourself into remembrance with GOD (Numbers 10:1-10).