A Bright Star will accompany the February full Supermoon
The 1290 days are telling me that we're at the end, the end of these wonders. Rebels have become completely wicked.
It might be a very intense time that amounts to a couple weeks. Or in the 45 day difference that the 1290 sits within the 1335 days.
But what i'm thinking about right now is how are these numbers from Daniel 12 supposed to be situated with one another.
If the Abomination and the End of these Wonders and "darkened" sun are 1290 days apart, how do they fit with the 1335 days?
Will there still be 45 days to go? Or less? How does the 1290 fit inside of the 1335?
Blessed is the one who waits for and reaches the end of the 1,335 days
<----1260---->
<-----1290-----> 0.976744186046512
<------1335------> 0.966292134831461
<-------1372-------> 0.973032069970845
From the "darkened" sun until Presidents Day is 45 days.
From the "darkened" sun until the biggest Supermoon is 45 days.
That will also be Daisy Gatson Bates Day in Arkansas.
www.timeanddate.com/holidays/us/daisy-gatson-bates-day
I know it sounds like a weird thing to say, but i think i'm standing on the empirical right now while i'm saying it. The 1290 days are an EXACT lock fit. It would be a pretty tough thing to fake, even by a Dragon empowered composite beast.
From the Abomination, until the "darkened" sun was exactly 1290 days.
45 days after that, (1335 days), is the biggest supermoon of the year. And one of the biggest moons of all time.
At this time i'm still hooked on the 1290 days as THE EMPIRICAL. They reverse engineer themselves all the way back to the Foxe Book Days. Probably the only people that might have a chance to understand me are the historicists who are able to recognize the 1260 years from 538 to 1798.
I don't know what it is, but i doubt that we are starting a new 1335 day slot. My lights flashed, i can't take this wind. It's making me nervous. I wish some of the better Bible guys could help me figure this out.
From the Abomination, until the "darkened" sun was exactly 1290 days.
Or another way to word it is:
From the Abomination, until the February 19 Supermoon is 1335 days.
Then from the "darkened" sun,
until the second of the three super moons is 45 days,
1335 - 1290 = 45.
1,335
1,290 -
--------------------------
45 =
Will there still be 45 days to go? Or less? How does the 1290 fit inside of the 1335?
Or does the 1290 fit within the 1335?
Blessed is the one who waits for and reaches the end of the 1,335 days
<----1260---->
<-----1290-----> 0.976744186046512
<------1335------> 0.966292134831461
<-------1372-------> 0.973032069970845
Measure carefully, the time in your mind.
Year’s biggest supermoon on February 19
This February full moon ushers in the second in a series of 3 full moon supermoons occurring on January 21, February 19 and March 21, 2019. All of these full moons are less than 362,000 km (225,000 miles) distant as measured from the centers of the Earth and moon. (In contrast, the year’s farthest full moon on September 14, 2019, will reside at a distance of 406,248 km or 252,431 miles.) The full moons of January, February and March 2019 are regarded as supermoons because of their relative nearness to Earth.
2019 Jan 21 full moon: 357,715 km (222,274 miles)
2019 Feb 19 full moon: 356,846 km (221,734 miles)
2019 Mar 21 full moon: 360,772 km (224,173 miles)
The full moon on February 19, 2019, counts as the most “super” of these full supermoons because it’s the full moon that most closely aligns with perigee – the moon’s closest point to Earth in its monthly orbit:
Perigee: 2019 Feb 19 at 9:06 UTC (356,761 km or 221,681 miles)
"For the Goodman is not at home, He is gone a long journey:
He hath taken a bag of money with Him, and will come home at the full moon.
Regulus: The Kingly Star
Regulus is a bright star seen in the constellation Leo the Lion. It's the brightest star in the constellation and among the brightest in Earth's night sky.
This blue-white beauty of a star represents the Lion’s heart.
The year’s closest full moon on February 19, 2019, swings a whopping 49,402 km (30,697 miles) closer to Earth than does the year’s farthest full moon (or micro-moon) on September 14, 2019. Hence, the diameter of the February full moon is about 14 percent greater than that of the September full moon. But the disk size and brightness of this February supermoon exceed those of the September micro-moon by about 30 percent. To make the difference more concrete, perhaps, the size difference between the year’s largest and smallest full moons is comparable to that of a U.S. quarter versus a U.S. nickel.
Enjoy the grand and glorious full moon supermoon of February 2019 as this brilliant celestial lamp lights up the nighttime from dusk till dawn!
The moon will appear plenty full to the eye on the nights of February 18 and 19.
That bright star accompanying the February full moon is Regulus,
the brightest star in the constellation Leo the Lion.
"For the Goodman is not at home, He is gone a long journey:
He hath taken a bag of money with Him, and will come home at the full moon.
"I counsel you to buy from me gold refined by fire,
so that you may be rich, and white garments so that you may clothe yourself and the shame of your nakedness may not be seen, and salve to anoint your eyes, so that you may see.
Lord give me the eyes so that i may see,
When You come home at the full moon.
"Measure carefully in your mind, and when you see that a certain part of the predicted signs are past, then you will know that it is the very time when the Most High is about to visit the world which he has made. - 2 Esdras 9
When part of the signs are PAST?
Then you will KNOW that it is the very time?
www.space.com/22890-regulus.html
earthsky.org/brightest-stars/best-regulus-the-heart-of-the-lion
earthsky.org/?p=299494
