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Indeed the same star that heralded the King of the Jews and God's gift of salvation to mankind, would also be used to again lead us to Christ the Bridegroom!

I expect references to clouds was more of an metaphor for our meeting in the sky!

At His second coming I do expect glory clouds accompanying  Him and us!  As He returns as King of Kings and Lord of Lords!

Again, our being reunited with our Bridegroom is not an open affair!  No more than at any other wedding!

TR


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Snowing like mad near Vancouver, BC.

Sadly,  it won't be even remotely clear to see the conjunction.  Cry
 


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Raining and overcast where I live!  How long is this conjunction supposed to last!

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Apparently won't last long.  As someone has pointed out, His star in the East two thousand years ago was rising!

This time His star will fall from view in the Western sky!

Oh the implications there!  Truly our going home omen!

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Use this from timeanddate. com

Just do a search for your location.

https://www.timeanddate.com/astronomy/night/usa/new-york


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