I’m staying hopeful that the rapture might take place in April instead of June. 😉 Check out this interesting post: - Fair Use - I agree, Blake. That dream was a long time ago and she never talked about it much that I can remember. It is a mysterious number that can be interpreted in millions of ways. I have heard of many people who have had dreams or "visions" but nothing has come of any of them. I have had rapture dreams before, too, but that was all they were....dreams. I'm not opposed to speculation about Lisa's number, I just have no interest in it. Well said! TR Alrighty according to this Politico article ... Dr. Janis Orlowski gives her take on the timeline of when the virus will suddenly end and life will return back to “normal”. It happens to be ... Memorial Day! 😉 But before you start celebrating ... by late Nov - early December (during Christmas shopping season) ... get ready for Round 2. :wacko: So do we have a very narrow window of normality timeline of when the rapture might happen if you’re looking for a ”business as usual” setting and IF this high watch week of Passover and Easter comes and goes? :unsure: Here are some future high watch dates :mail: Please let me know if I’m missing any that you might have. Thanks. May 7th Super Moon (National Day of Prayer in U.S.) May 14th Rebirth of the State of Israel (Pope Francis is inviting world leaders and young people to come together at the Vatican on May 14, 2020, for a an event called “Reinventing the Global Educational Alliance) May 21st Ascension Day May 25th Memorial Day (The “Virus” Ends?) May 31st Pentecost June 19th (Last Day of Spring) “might be” the code date of Lisa Leenie’s dream? If you read the numbers 11192 backwards from right to left like a Jewish scroll ... we are looking at: 29 + 111 days. Does 29 represent – Feb 29th since it’s a leap year as the start date and then add 111 more days … it will take us to June 19th which is the last day of Spring. July 17 Pentecost (according to 2nd Coming research) ——————— The Politico article ... I only copied the meaningful paragraphs: “By December, we are going to go through this again” As the United States faces down the dual crises of the Covid-19 pandemic and a widespread shortage of medical supplies and equipment, Dr. Janis Orlowski is working 13-15 hours a day trying to mitigate the damage. As the chief health care officer of the Association of American Medical Colleges, she talks with senior government officials daily. She listens to the concerns of some of the biggest hospitals in the country — the shortages of masks and ventilators and ICU beds and doctors and nurses. And she’s sober-minded about the weeks and months ahead. I believe that we're going to return to a semi-normal life at the end of May — Memorial Day,” Dr. Orlowski said in an interview for a special coronavirus-focused episode of POLITICO’s Women Rule podcast. “But the other thing that I would say is that we have to prepare ourselves to go through a similar exercise in the fall, in the late fall. If you take a look at the 1918-1919 influenza pandemic, and if you take a look at how coronavirus is acting, this is not just the winter and spring of 2020. Probably late November, by December, we are going to go through this again. - Fair Use - Off topic but I'm glad someone posted. Lol. It had been 16 hours. I thought maybe the Rapture happened. :unsure:
A conversation with Dr. Janis Orlowski, chief health care officer of the Association of American Medical Colleges.
Now, what we hope is that we have a vaccine, but there's not going to be a vaccine that's going to be ready in 6-8 months. And so the likelihood is that we're going to spend the summer months having a semi-normal life, but getting ourselves prepared to go through this again and go through it better. Be ready to stay at home. Understand what that means. Everyone get as much toilet paper as they need to have. We're going to do this again and we're going to be smarter and better at doing this. And so, let's start talking about how we make it through the next seven weeks. But then let's talk about how we're going to do it smarter, come the winter time.
