Psalms Confirmation

So far, we have shown how the various seal dates spread across history, and we have hinted at how they will match to headlines that identify the Lost Tribes of Ancient Israel. Before going that far, we stop and look at an internal match between those Seal Dates and the Psalms.

Background

The underlying Hebrew language has a word for the number 1000. That word is "Aleph" which is also the name of the first letter in the Hebrew language. The word "Aleph" has several meanings in English, including the animal: Ox, a group of people: Tribe, and the numeric value: 1000.

The underlying passage in Revelation which drives the seal dates can be parsed using an algebra based on the grammar of that key Hebrew word, Aleph.

Review again the passage that lists the 144,000 being sealed and realize that the use of the numeric value, 1000, can be refactored in the term tribe.

There are 12 tribes, and they each have 12 tribes that make them up. To the original language reader, this is a great pun, but it is also the basis for seeing how this list works in another way.

As already shown each of these seal dates has 6000 days, or 6 Alephs on either side, and the last seal date hangs in time at the end of a 144,000 day period. This last seal thus adds, in effect, another 6 Alephs to the overall period. The total number of Alephs is thus 150, the same number as there are Psalms.

Psalms to Seals

If each psalm is also 1 Aleph away from each other, then there is a map between the psalms and the seals. The following table shows this map:

If this preceding table is correct, then there should be internal evidence linking the various psalms to the tribes. There is, here is a sampling.

Example: Psalm 1 and Dan

The first psalm links to the unsealed tribe of Dan. That tribe is predicted by Jacob, at his death, to become the Judge of his fellow tribes. His name means judge, after all. What follows here is the text of Psalm 1:

This psalm deals with those who delight on the law of god. Who but a judge would delight in this law?

Skipping ahead, the World Court is located in the Netherlands, the modern tribe of Dan, and fulfills both Jacob's prophecy over Dan, and this psalm as a prophecy as well.

At this level, though, all we're trying to show is the internal consistency between the psalms and the Seals. We have done that already here.

Example: Psalm 13 and Judah

Once the linkage from the psalm to the Tribe is know, then a book could be written on the details itself. The first level, though, is simply to look for clues in the text that link to known clues for the Patriarch, or the Tribe itself.

Judah's main characteristics can be found in the Book of Genesis, and mostly deal with his inability to see. He gets this from his mother, who also had bad eyes, and it shows up in various stories like that with his daughter-in-law Tamar. In that story Judah is unable to see that Tamar is more righteous than he for his forsaking Tamar.

In general we reap what we sow, and in this psalm the topic is on waiting for justice. Judah denied justice to Tamar. The psalmist also requests that his eyes be opened, the same problem Judah inherited from his mother.

This psalm has a lot more to say about the modern nation of Russia, the modern location of the Tribe of Judah. In general, Russians have persecuted severely all movements of the Holy Spirit within her borders. Milk-Drinkers, as they have been called, have been forced to immigrate west. Russia's high tendency to paranoia can also be seen in this psalm.

Example: Psalm 25 and Reuben

Reuben is most well known for having defiled his father's bed and by so doing he was written out of Jacob's will. That birthright blessing passed to Joseph. This will eventually be seen in world history when the Vikings, modern Reuben, land in North America, but are eventually supplanted by English speakers, who are the modern inheritors of Joseph's promises.

That shameful act is often referenced in passages that deal with Reuben and it can be seen in the associated psalm. In this psalm we learn this was an act of childish foolishness and the psalmist asks god to forgive him of this sin.

The inheritance blessing originated with Abraham and then moved down the family line. That blessing was to inherit the whole earth, and it is referenced in this psalm. But, remember, this is bitter sweet as Reuben lost that blessing in favor of his brother Joseph because of his childhood sin.

Example: Psalm 61 and Naphtali

The clearest promise over Naphtali is given by Jacob in his end-times prophecies in Genesis chapter 49. In that promise, Jacob says that Naphtali will have some sort of language blessing. This is seen in the affiliated modern nation of Germany, which has the German language. That language is the least dense of all western languages, taking roughly twice the space as English to express any equivalent idea. (Hebrew runs about a factor of 2 the other way.)

Many of the passages dealing with Naphtali play to this language feature, and it shows up in the affiliated psalm. The psalm is all about hearing and listening.

Example: Psalm 73 and Manasseh

Manasseh become the modern United States and the affiliated psalm may contain a considerable amount of material that matters to the eventual history of that nation.

At an initial level we're trying to establish a link between the psalms and the Seals, to confirm the map. This of course requires knowledge of the tribes. Of course that knowledge in part comes from these psalms, but there are some clues that are helpful here.

Manasseh is the holder of one of the Covenant Promises to Abraham, in this case the great nation promise. It was passed to Isaac, then Jacob, then Joseph, and then to Manasseh. Passages dealing with Manasseh usually reference aspects of that promise including various types of national wealth. This can bee seen in this associated psalm, with words like abundance, wealth and power.

Example: Psalm 97 and Levi

The tribe of Levi were the keepers of the Tabernacle, and by their location were most able to observe at least the outward workings of the functions of this tent. The Levites were not to be counted in national census', because they were not to take part in fighting wars.

That Lost Tribe became the modern Confederation of the Helvetti, popularly known as the Swiss. (Who also are neutral...)

Note that the name, Helvetti, can be easily mapped to the Hebrew word by dropping vowels, H-L-V-T-T, and the first letter, "H" simply means "the" in Hebrew. So Helvetti is "the-Levites."

The Levites were also keepers of God's government which is figuratively in scripture called a mountain and the Swiss are of course living now in the Swiss Alps. This ancient feature of the Levites shows up in affiliated scripture with synonyms to mountain, including rock, hill, island and so on.

The associated psalm deals directly with various aspects of the tribe of Levi.

Example: Psalm 133 and Joseph

Joseph, of course, was written out of the will by Jacob, and his 2 sons replaced him. The seal date will end up on the Lend Lease Treaty between the United States and the United Kingdom, the 2 sons of Joseph, Ephraim and Manasseh.

The question, though, if this affiliated psalm has any content that would apply to Joseph. It does. Here's the psalm.

There are a tremendous amount of things that could be said about this psalm. But at the most basic level the question is this: Is there any content that would apply to Joseph or his 2 sons?

Yes. Joseph's sons are 2 brothers who would indeed dwell together in unity, and their eventual headline will be a treaty of friendship.

Example: Psalm 145 and Benjamin

Benjamin was the tribe destroyed in a Holocaust, and becomes the Jewish people, and nation of Israel, today. We will explore them more fully later. The affiliated psalm deals quite specifically with their redemptive call which was to bear witness to the Hebrew Scriptures and the God who is documented therein. The associated psalm picks right up on those themes.

Psalms to Modern Dates

A previous article explained how there were Seal Dates associated with each of the Seals from Revelation chapter 7. Those dates are 12,000 days apart and cross the past 400 years in modern world history.

We have also shown here how there is a map between the various psalms and the tribes that go with each seal. Some of that association is rather dramatic, and confirms the map, others informs on the associated tribes themselves.

The question that remains: Does the time component suggested by the Seals carry over to the psalms? If so, then the psalms are 1000 days apart, and begin with the unmentioned Seal Date for Dan, and then continue from there throughout much of the rest of modern history.

Of course they do. what remains is simply the leg work of showing it. To start we need the exact dates. Here's a date report for those dates.

Finding Headlines

And of course, these dates do have interesting headlines that go with them. Beyond our scope here...