Jesus Cries 666

Count - The Midnight Sun

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Count

Noun - Calculation, tally, number, computation, enumeration, poll, total, whole

Verb - Judge, think, regard, consideration, weigh, tell, signify, cast, figure, calculate, decipher, solve

Count can mean to add.   (Such as 1+2 =3)   It can mean many other things also.  In counting the number of the beast of Revelation Chapter 13 , the word count itself must be scrutinized in its whole aspect. 

In counting we can add, subtract, multiply, divide.  It can mean quantity, quality, meditation, contemplation, budgeting, forecasting, reckoning, depiphering, unraveling, resolving.  Also it may include, gauging, measuring.

A roll is like a list or roster.  It can include a head count, a chronicle, a register, roll call, schedule, scroll or table.

Roll can be like a drumbeat, or thunder, a rumble, or a loud voice or cry, a cycle, rotation, revolution, repetition,  spinning, or a turning.

To turn can be like a wheel.  A voice can be a proclamation, publication or declaration conveyed  in loud form, whispering form, written, audio, video, and other forms.

To count can mean to keep time or watch.  In the Bible the day was divided into watches.

Repetition can be like the Midnight Cry of the soon advent of Christ, (Behold the Bridegroom cometh...) repeating.  At midnight the sun would shine the brightest. 

Matthew 25:6   And at midnight there was a cry made, Behold, the bridegroom cometh; go ye out to meet him.

To compute can mean to meditate on the counting.  Meditation is done with the mind.  Meditation takes place in a temple, church or sanctuary.

To count can mean to perceive the meaning of something.  Perception is seeing, or hearing the word of God.  It is done with the eye or ear or mind.

Watching with a perceptive eye can give judgment or discernment to an issue. 

Obviously, the one (him that hath understanding) with wisdom and understanding has to be told to count the number of the beast.  He does it with no genius of his own.  If she did it with her own genius she would not have to be told to count.  Here is wisdom means the tools necessary to count is supplied by God.

 And where do we go to find God?   

Hab. 2:20   But the Lord is in his holy temple: let all the earth keep silence before him.

 

Counting - Lyric Song

To sing can mean to exclaim with a loud voice or prophecy. 

Music

Musick - H7892  Shiyr

• a song, singing, musical
• lyric song
• religious song
• song of Levitical choirs

Musick - H7891  Shiyr

• to sing, singer, songstresses

  

2 Chronicles 29:28  And all the congregation worshipped, and the singers sang, and the trumpeters sounded.

Counting Related to Divine Worship

Counting the mark of the beast has something to do with worship.  One either worships the one true God or a False god.

Count

Strongs G5586  Psallo

• To pluck off, pull out
• To cause to vibrate by touching, twang
  • to touch or strike the chord, to twang the strings of a musical instument to they gently vibrate
  • to play on a stringed instrument, to play, the harp,  etc.
  • to sing to the music of the harp
  • in the NT to sing a hymn, to celebrate the praises of God in song
• Celebrate the divine worship with music and accompanying odes, make melody, sing (psalms)

Count - Rubbing out Kernals of Grain

Count

Strongs G5587 - psocho

• To Rub, Rub to pieces
• Triturate - rub out kernals from husks with the fingers or hands

 

Counting Related to White Stone Judgment

Count

Strongs G5586 - psephos

• a small worn smoothe stone, a pebble
  • in the  ancient courts of justice the accused were condemned by black pebbles and the acquitted by white

Strongs G5584 - pselaphao

• Search - Feel After - Handle - Touch
• Mentally to Search after tokens of a person or a thing

He that hath an ear let him hear what the Spirit saith unto the churches; To him that overcometh will I give to eat of the hidden manna, and will give him a white stone, and in the stone a new name written, which no man knoweth saving he that receiveth it.  Revelation 2:17

Counting

The Word Count as used in Revelation Chapter 13 "Let him that hath understanding count" is interesting.  At first it seems that the word counting involves only basic arithmetic such as counting, 1,2,3 , etc. 

God in His wisdom seems to have especially chosen this word so that the number 666 could be understood on a deeper and more complete fashion.  Those who will be living during the mark of the beast time period are the ones who so desparately need to know how to prophetically count.

Sequential word studies beautifully allow us to see more light in God's revealed word.

Much emphasis has bee placed on the number 666 itself.  Of equal interest is how to the count the number and why God used this number.

Stong's OT # 5585

• to use pebbles in enumeration
• stones (worn smoothe by handling)
• counter    ballot    verdict
• a vote   stone   voice

What is the most important love song in the Bible?

 
The song of songs, which is Solomon's   Song of Solomon Ch: 1:1

God, in the person of Solomon, calls his children into a special love relationship with himself.  He does it with a song that supersedes all songs in importance as it is labeled the song of songs. 

 
 
  

Song of Solomon is Gate of Heaven's Love

Expositon with Practical Observations of the Song of Solomon by Matthew Henry

      All scripture, we are sure, is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for the support and advancement of the interests of his kingdom among men, and it is never the less so for there being found in it some things dark and hard to be understood, which those that are unlearned and unstable wrest to their own destruction. In our belief both of the divine extraction and of the spiritual exposition of this book we are confirmed by the ancient, constant, and concurring testimony both of the church of the Jews, to whom were committed the oracles of God, and who never made any doubt of the authority of this book, and of the Christian church, which happily succeeds them in that trust and honour. I. It must be confessed, on the one hand, that if he who barely reads this book be asked, as the eunuch was Understandest thou what thou readest? he will have more reason than he had to say, How can I, except some man shall guide me? The books of scripture-history and prophecy are very much like one another, but this Song of Solomon's is very much unlike the songs of his father David; here is not the name of God in it; it is never quoted in the New Testament; we find not in it any expressions of natural religion or pious devotion, no, nor is it introduced by vision, or any of the marks of immediate revelation. It seems as hard as any part of scripture to be made a savour of life unto life, nay, and to those who come to the reading of it with carnal minds and corrupt affections, it is in danger of being made a savour of death unto death; it is a flower out of which they extract poison; and therefore the Jewish doctors advised their young people not to read it till they were thirty years old, lest by the abuse of that which is most pure and sacred (horrendum dictu--horrible to say!) the flames of lust should be kindled with fire from heaven, which is intended for the altar only. But, II. It must be confessed, on the other hand, that with the help of the many faithful guides we have for the understanding of this book it appears to be a very bright and powerful ray of heavenly light, admirable fitted to excite pious and devout affections in holy souls, to draw out their desires towards God, to increase their delight in him, and improve their acquaintance and communion with him. It is an allegory, the letter of which kills those who rest in that and look no further, but the spirit of which gives life, 2 Cor. iii. 6; John vi. 63. It is a parable, which makes divine things more difficult to those who do not love them, but more plain and pleasant to those who do, Matt. xiii. 14, 16. Experienced Christians here find a counterpart of their experiences, and to them it is intelligible, while those neither understand it nor relish it who have no part nor lot in the matter. It is a son, an Epithalamium, or nuptial song, wherein, by the expressions of love between a bridegroom and his bride, are set forth and illustrated the mutual affections that pass between God and a distinguished remnant of mankind. It is a pastoral; the bride and bridegroom, for the more lively representation of humility and innocence, are brought in as a shepherd and his shepherdess. Now, 1. This song might easily be taken in a spiritual sense by the Jewish church, for whose use it was first composed, and was so taken, as appears by the Chaldee-Paraphrase and the most ancient Jewish expositors. God betrothed the people of Israel to himself; he entered into covenant with them, and it was a marriage-covenant. He had given abundant proofs of his love to them, and required of them that they should love him with all their heart and soul. Idolatry was often spoken of as spiritual adultery, and doting upon idols, to prevent which this song was penned, representing the complacency which God took in Israel and which Israel ought to take in God, and encouraging them to continue faithful to him, though he might seem sometimes to withdraw and hide himself from them, and to wait for the further manifestation of himself in the promised Messiah. 2. It may more easily be taken in a spiritual sense by the Christian church, because the condescensions and communications of divine love appear more rich and free under the gospel than they did under the law, and the communion between heaven and earth more familiar. God sometimes spoke of himself as the husband of the Jewish church (Isa. lxiv. 5, Hos. ii. 16, 19), and rejoiced in it as his bride, Isa. lxii. 4, 5. But more frequently is Christ represented as the bridegroom of his church (Matt. xxv. 1; Rom. vii. 4; 2 Cor. xi. 2; Eph. v. 32), and the church as the bride, the Lamb's wife, Rev. xix. 7; xxi. 2, 9. Pursuant to this metaphor Christ and the church in general, Christ and particular believers, are here discoursing with abundance of mutual esteem and endearment. The best key to this book is the 45th Psalm, which we find applied to Christ in the New Testament, and therefore this ought to be so too. It requires some pains to find out what may, probably, be the meaning of the Holy Spirit in the several parts of this book; as David's songs are many of them level to the capacity of the meanest, and there are shallows in them learned, and there are depths in it in which an elephant may swim. But, when the meaning is found out, it will be of admirable use to excite pious and devout affections in us; and the same truths which are plainly laid down in other scriptures when they are extracted out of this come to the soul with a more pleasing power. When we apply ourselves to the study of this book we must not only, with Moses and Joshua, put off our shoe from off our foot, and even forget that we have bodies, because the place where we stand is holy ground, but we must, with John, come up hither, must spread our wings, take a noble flight, and soar upwards, till by faith and holy love we enter into the holiest, for this is no other than the house of God and this is the gate of heaven.

 

 

Simplicity Astounds and Confounds Leaders in Latter Days

 There will be many from all religions that will join in with God's latter day church.  A message of love is what will bring things into perspective.  God's love for his children will manifest during these last times of confusion and unrest.  The darker the night the brighter God's heart candle will shine.  Not one honest truth seeker will be missing from Gods grand plan.  God has concealed the complete meaning of the 666 until the times of the end. He has done this in order to contrast and manifest his great and burning light during the last days.  666 is to only be understood through contrast. 

God has messengers of His own choosing that will bear a message of truth.  God's sheep know His voice and follow Him.  The simplicity of HIs hidden truths will astound and confound all the leading religious scholars of the day. 

New Religion

I think that Jesus plans to start a new religion (at least new to most) because none of the religions have been able to get it right. This religion will be established before the second advent of Jesus Christ. Why would he need to do this? To get everyone ready for the advent, of course.