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December 10, 2011 will see the 2nd full lunar eclipse of 2011, a blood red moon. This will be visible from Alaska, northern Canada, Australia, New Zealand, central Asia and eastern Asia. Viewers in most of North America and Hawaii will view the moon set still in eclipse, while those along the west coast of the United States and Canada will see the beginning of totality just as the moon disappears below the western horizon. The best view of the total lunar eclipse will be from central and eastern Asia. The eclipse will find the moon set between the horns of Taurus the Bull. (see notes on Tauras at the end of this message)

• At sundown (during the actual eclipse)  it will be Kislev 15:
  • (163 BC) “Now the fifteenth day of the month Kislev, in the hundred forty and fifth year, they set up the abomination of desolation upon the altar, and builded idol altars throughout the cities of Judah on every side.” I Macabees 1:54
  • The above incident is what led to the Jewish revolt to take back the Temple- a memorial celebration now known as Hanukkah
  • December 7, 1976- That bastion of impartiality- The UN Security Counsil, endorsed by Nazi Kurt Walkheim, Secretary-General for his 2nd 5 yr term

The Constellations tell the entire story of Jesus from His first coming as a baby to His Second Coming.   Taurus– The Bull – tells the story of “Messiah – the Judge, coming to rule the whole earth”.

Perry Stone wrote in Unleashing the Beast: History reveals that the seven churches mentioned in Revelation 2 and 3 were all located in Asia Minor, or what is today modern Turkey. All were located at the base of the Taurus Mountains. The parallel is this: In the heavens, there is a constellation called Taurus, the bull; in the ancient Jewish Temple, a bull offering was designated for the high priest (Leviticus 3:6-14). Within the constellation Taurus is a star cluster called the Pleiades. It consists of a main star surrounded by seven other stars. The word Pleiades means “congregation of the ruler.” The Aramaic name is al-Cyclone, meaning the center, because ancient Jews and Arabs considered the Pleiades the center of the universe. How significant it is that the Pleiades, with one star surrounded by seven others, is in the constellation Taurus, and the seven churches were located at the base of the Taurus Mountains.