I’ve written SO MUCH about the upcoming Eclipse, but it turns out there is still more I did not know about.
And there is no one better than Trey Smith to put it all together in a video and tie together all the loose ends.
As always, whenever there is a new Trey Smith video released I usually drop what I’m doing and take time to watch — and this one certainly did not disappoint!
From Trey himself:
2024 Eclipse: A Space Force project is a film about signs, symbols, and the 2024 eclipse.
https://www.godinanutshell.com/partners/
In this film we examine the April 8th 2024 eclipse and the signs and symbols which surround it from a Biblical perspective. The name “Eclipse: A Space Force project” is derived from a “Space Command” logo which looks striking similar to the crossing path of the 2017 and 2024 US eclipses.
Genesis 1:14 Then God said, “Let there be lights in the expanse of the heavens to separate the day from the night, and let them be for signs and for seasons and for days and years…”
A little about the 2024 eclipse is provided beneath (by Paul Lehr)https://paulthepoke.com/2024/04/06/great-american-eclipse-ii-april-8-2024/
The eclipse is set to take place on April 8th, 2024 on our western Gregorian calendar. On a Hebrew calendar, the eclipse will usher in the Biblical New Year, Nisan 1. The year is 5784 per the secular Hebrew calendar. Per the Essenes’ calendar, the year is 5949 (note, we are getting close to the last Jubilee of this 1,000 years). Time, time, time…
Ancient Jewish rabbis have taught the moon represents Israel. The Hebrew calendar follows the cycle of the moon. The sun represents the gentile nations. Gentile calendars follow the cycle of the sun. In the case of solar eclipses, the nation experiencing the phenomenon is the nation under consideration.
Then, there was a second solar eclipse. Granted the eclipse on October 14, 2023 was an annular solar eclipse.
The intersection of these three eclipses very much looks like the ancient Hebrew letter “aleph”. This is the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet. The meaning of “aleph” according to Hebrew scholars is: origin of the universe; leader, chief. Some suggest the “oneness of God.” It is associated with the Greek letter “Alpha” or the beginning.
Observation, the three intersection points happen to coincide with a significant earthquake fault line or subduction zone.
The solar eclipse scheduled for April 8, 2024 is the third. The first complete solar eclipse occurred on August 21st, 2017.
The intersection of these two total solar eclipses is similar to the Hebrew letter “tav”. This is the last letter of the Hebrew alphabet. The letter means: mark, sign, omen, or seal, it is the symbol of truth, perfection, and completion.
X will mark the spot in a region of southern Illinois called “Little Egypt”.
Music in “Eclipse: A Space Force project” is provided by Trevor Demaere:
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To watch other films by God in a Nutshell, please visit: https://www.godinanutshell.com/partners/
God bless you and your families,
Trey Smith
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‘Once-in-a-lifetime’ total solar eclipse first in region in 700 years
Get ready for an extremely rare celestial spectacle across Eastern Ontario as the region prepares for a total solar eclipse not seen in this part of the world in 700 years, say sky watchers.
Barring cloudy skies the afternoon of April 8, residents will be some of the most fortunate people on earth gazing upward to witness the moon completely block out the sun given the path of totality will sweep across the region.
Queen’s University astronomers said for cities in the region such as nearby Kingston “this coming total solar eclipse will truly be a once-in-a-lifetime event … the last eclipse was almost 700 years ago in 1349, and the next one won’t be for another 375 years in 2399.”
Similarly, Belleville has been identified by the Canadian Space Agency as one of the best sites in all of Canada to witness the full event. Millions are forecast to turn out across at locations within the narrow totality path across the province and eastern Canada to take in the astronomical wonder.
It’s unclear precisely how many people will descend upon Belleville, but the city has been preparing for months to ensure the municipality is ready to host what may, or may not be, a great influx of amateur astronomers and others from around North America and the world.
Belleville Fire Chief Dan Smith, director of Fire and Emergency Services, is chair of an ad hoc city committee of fire, police, transit, parks and municipal staff convened for forward planning to meet the day.
Smith said in an interview, plans are in the works to designate East and West Zwick’s Park on the Bay of Quinte as the central observation viewing location site…
Read more:
https://www.intelligencer.ca/news/once-in-a-lifetime-total-solar-eclipse-first-in-region-for-700-years
