Even the Nazis referred to Purim in regard to wiping out the Jews. In the story of the Jewish holiday of Purim, the Jews in the Persian Empire were almost wiped out by an evil adviser to the king named Haman. In this excerpt from Antichrist 2016-2019, we can see how this ancient historical figure mirrors the coming Antichrist:
“One of the earliest historical figures compared to the Antichrist is Haman, an ancient Persian Prime Minister described in the Book of Esther. Esther 3:10 tells us who Haman is: “Then the king took his signet ring from his hand and gave it to Haman, the son of Hammedatha the Agagite, the enemy of the Jews.” Hammedatha means “he who troubles the law” and reminds me of “The Lawless One” we know as the Antichrist. Agagite means “given by the moon” which makes me think of Islam’s main symbol, the crescent moon that represented Arabia’s Moon god, and Allah – in modern times. Using occult methods to pick a date on which it would be best to exterminate the Jews in the Persian empire (after a prominent Jew named Mordecai refused to bow down to him) Haman drew lots and selected the thirteenth day of the thirteenth month after that moment – the thirteenth of the first month of the next year.
Esther 3:6 (three sixes: 666?) describes his genocidal decision “But he disdained to lay hands on Mordecai alone, for they had told him who the people of Mordecai were; therefore Haman sought to destroy all the Jews, the people of Mordecai, who were throughout the whole kingdom of Ahasuerus.” (Xerxes)
Esther, the king’s beautiful new wife – was secretly Mordecai’s cousin – herself a Jew. Since Mordecai had previously saved the king from a coup, and Queen Esther revealed her Jewish origins, the King did not allow Haman to kill the Jews. The failure of Haman’s plans – the survival of the Jewish people after an attempt to exterminate them by an evil, Antichrist-like figure – is celebrated in the holiday of Purim – the day after the thirteenth day of that thirteenth month.
One of the main Purim holiday traditions is to wear a mask, symbolic of hiding one’s identity. Esther hid hers up until a decisive moment – and I expect the Antichrist will hide his true identity as well, until it is time to reveal himself. The story of Purim is riddled with details reminiscent of the Antichrist, and three sixes, and thirteens. But just as Mordecai was saved, we can rest assured that our King will save His bride and people in a similar turnaround of events” Possibly in December 2019. (I have calculated a timeline for end times Bible prophecies based on a few dozen clues, and while those clues may prove to be coincidences and I my timeline may prove meaningless, those clues point to Judgment Day on December 28, 2019.)
“…I know of one biblical bride who became Queen by marrying the King on a known date.
There are also reasons to assume that the story of Mordecai and Esther is not a literal story based on real events, but that it is really about the Babylonian story of Marduk and Ishtar, the good spirit and the mediating goddess. Ahasuerus fulfills the role of Ahura Mazda the Most High God, Haman is Ahriman the Evil Spirit, and their associated heavenly bodies in Babylonian and Persian mythology act out certain events in the heavens.
Esther 5:14 tells us Haman requested the Persians make “a tree fifty cubits high” in his house on which to hang Mordecai. The “tree” to be made is either a gallows, or more likely for the time – a t-shaped post and crossbar on which to crucify someone. Depending on which cubit is meant, 50 cubits make this at least 75-80 feet high – a ridiculous height for such an act, especially if in a house. But if Haman is really an astronomical reference, then his “house” is his constellation or region of the sky; the extreme height indicates it takes place in the heavens, and his evil nature probably refers astronomically to the stinger of Scorpio, which is poised to strike the heel of Ophiuchus, the constellation restraining the serpent – quite possibly what is being described in Genesis 3:15.
The crucifixion probably means the sun is on the crossing point of the ecliptic and the Milky Way near the stinger of Scorpio – a position associated the Valley of the Shadow of Death and with world-ending events as far away as Mexico. (FWIW – that is where the winter solstice sun will be in late December 2019.)
If this were a real Jewish story, it is highly unusual that the Jews do not ask God for help, or even mention God in the Book of Esther. Can you think of another Jewish book from the Old Testament that doesn’t mention God? Another sign of the story’s questionable origins is that Persian kings in that time only married women only from the seven leading families of Persia, therefore marrying Esther for her beauty contest victory seems questionable.
But in the story of Purim, Esther married the Persian King Ahasuerus (Xerxes) on the first day of the month of Tevet, as hinted at in Esther 2:16. Christ is the King of Kings, and if a relevant analogy can be made to December 2019 then Christ’s bride will reign as Queen on the first of Tevet as well, which is now the seventh day of Hanukkah, and falls on December 28 in the year 2019.”
There are mountains of evidence leading us to be aware that end times Bible prophecy might be fulfilled from December 21-28, 2019 – when the sun, moon, and stars and planets appear to move in a way that not only matches descriptions of future skies in many prophetic visions – but the heavenly bodies also appear to act out all the major steps of an ancient Jewish wedding ceremony that week. If that timeline proves correct the present world as we know it will end with a POLE SHIFT.
Haggai 2:6 “For thus says the LORD of hosts, ‘Once more in a little while, I am going to shake the heavens and the earth, the sea also and the dry land.”
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