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“And when he shouted, the seven thunders shouted.” 3
These “seven thunders” are the seven Sifroth: Chesed - Gevurah - Tiferet - Netsach - Hod - Yesod - Mulcut or ZA and Mulcut. These are the same number above His head, Rev.10.1, and His shouting adds the Sun the conduit.
Thus He shouted out through this conduit and the mechanism that created all things by Him and through Him. The last time these sounded was at the beginning of Chapter eight, verse 5, just before the first trumpet was blown:
“Then the angle took the censor and filled it with fire from the altar and threw it to earth; and there were peals of thunder, voices, flashes of lightening, and an earthquake.”
That sounding preceded the end of one or more lands of Israel in a exiled kingdoms, 8.7-9, and event of the Tribulation, 10-12, and the Church crying out the woes, 13. It also foretold of two wars as a result of the comet, 9.1, one on Ephraim Temple 2-11, and the second a kind of Armageddon yet not exactly, 13-19, but ends with only the sinners continuing in their sins, 20-21 (so its not).
Yet here, at the onset, we learned this isn’t a physical destruction like 8 and 9, but a outpouring of His manifestation, His pure Light to those open to His Light. This matches one to one, Rev.14.1-5, the going out of the song. Further, in the very next chapter when action continues, the two witlessness/martyrs begin their mission. So this is a going forth like the Gospel of the first century but this is also a song, (Harmony) and a small scroll.
These “seven thunders” are the seven Sifroth: Chesed - Gevurah - Tiferet - Netsach - Hod - Yesod - Mulcut or ZA and Mulcut. These are the same number above His head, Rev.10.1, and His shouting adds the Sun the conduit.
Thus He shouted out through this conduit and the mechanism that created all things by Him and through Him. The last time these sounded was at the beginning of Chapter eight, verse 5, just before the first trumpet was blown:
“Then the angle took the censor and filled it with fire from the altar and threw it to earth; and there were peals of thunder, voices, flashes of lightening, and an earthquake.”
That sounding preceded the end of one or more lands of Israel in a exiled kingdoms, 8.7-9, and event of the Tribulation, 10-12, and the Church crying out the woes, 13. It also foretold of two wars as a result of the comet, 9.1, one on Ephraim Temple 2-11, and the second a kind of Armageddon yet not exactly, 13-19, but ends with only the sinners continuing in their sins, 20-21 (so its not).
Yet here, at the onset, we learned this isn’t a physical destruction like 8 and 9, but a outpouring of His manifestation, His pure Light to those open to His Light. This matches one to one, Rev.14.1-5, the going out of the song. Further, in the very next chapter when action continues, the two witlessness/martyrs begin their mission. So this is a going forth like the Gospel of the first century but this is also a song, (Harmony) and a small scroll.
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