Farewell, Hebrew Wisdom, and Secretariat's Inspiration

Miss Lisa, thank you so much for joining us. Shalom to you. Great to see you as always. We hope all is well in the Caymans and you guys are staying cool down there. "Hey Chadwick, blessings from the beautiful Cayman Islands." And they are beautiful indeed, kind of like all of you down there. And we'll be with you guys very soon, I think, on Shabbat as well. And I'm looking forward to reconnecting with you guys on Shabbat. So, we hope all is well down in the Caymans and we'll see you again very soon.

Mr. Evan, "A powerful prayer, brother. I felt it through the internet." Amen. Amen. And amen. Well, thank you very much. Thank you very much for being with us tonight. And it's just very powerful to glean in on these Hebrew letters. Not that we have to be scholars, but just the understanding of the eyesight, of the ears, of the mouth, or whatever the Hebrew letter is really pointing to. That's how Moses would have taught the people, right? Is through the pictographs of the eyes. And goodness, Isaiah as well, since he got the revelation from the throne of heaven. Can you imagine that? The prophet Isaiah up there in the throne room, excuse me, in front of Yeshua, his lips were touched by coal. That goes into another revelation if people don't understand that of the holy anointing oil and the incense in Exodus 30 and forward. They're doing that in heaven, by the way. And that's why the prophet Isaiah was cleansed with his lips because the altar in heaven with the incense touched his lips, and he was holy, anointed. And then he said, "Who shall go before us?" The Almighty said that in Isaiah 6. And Isaiah said, "I am a man of unclean lips, but here I am. Haden, send me." And He said, "I'm going to send you. Go tell the people, shut their eyes, shut their ears." So, who wants to be a prophet out there? Okay, that's the message of the prophets. It's not "Ain't life grand." It's "Cleanse, purify, or bad things are going to happen. Close their eyes, close their ears so they do not understand." Wow. It's pretty hardcore stuff, man.

"Yes. So powerful. Cannot wait." Amen. Amen. Miss Linda, shalom. Great to see you as always. Thank you for everything. Shalom. "These teachings are truly anointed. Thank you, Chadwick." Well, thank you so much, and praise Yah. And I really appreciate you being a part of everything. I really do. Thank you so much for your heart. Amen. Mr. Trisha, great to see you. We finally connected here online. I know you're over in Europe, somewhere over in Europe. I don't want to disclose that, but hopefully, you're doing well. You and your family, you and Keith are doing well over there. I hope your book's doing well that Keith put out as well. So, shalom to y'all. I hope all is well over in Europe. So happy to hear you live. Blessings to you all. And it is nice to get our European friends, or our American friends who live overseas in Europe, to be a part of the live as well. So, it's always good to connect with you guys, and we hope you are having a great week and we hope you guys are staying safe over in Europe.

Miss Linda, "Chadwick, just wanted to share this. I saw Secretariat run, and every time I saw him, I saw the glory of Elohim around the track. The saying was, 'He is the horse that God made.' Thanks for letting me share." Well, you know what? You can share that anytime because the horses are amazing creatures, right? I mean, amazing animals that... I mean, goodness, think about the Four Horsemen in Revelation, right? So, amazing creatures. I mean, He made a donkey speak, right? Even though it's not a horse, it's a jackass, but He still made it speak. So, I'm a huge Secretariat fan. In fact, if I can just talk about it right now since it's at the end of the video, Secretariat still owns all three major races, the quickest, the fastest to run them. Number one, 1973 is when he did it. That's a very long time. A lot of great horses came since that time, and Secretariat still owns the record of the Derby, Kentucky Derby, the Preakness, and also the Belmont. He won the Belmont by 31 lengths. I'll tell a quick story on that really quick, whoever cares to listen. So, there is... and you can probably find this online because I saw this online back in 2004, 2005, somewhere in there, that they had this ESPN documentary about Secretariat, and there was a sports reporter from ESPN. I can't remember the guy's name. You can just look it up, I guess. But he slept in the stall with... where Secretariat was. I'm not saying in the stall, but he was in the horse where they were sleeping, and he was right outside Secretariat's stall that night. The entire night he stayed out there, and the guy... I wish he could tell the story because he was there. But anyhow, he told the story that, man, he didn't sleep at all. Secretariat didn't like... the entire night he did not sleep. He was lathered up. I mean, he was ready to rock and roll. His eyes were like saucers, the guy said. And the next day he won by 31 lengths. Now, let me tell you, the next horse that was next to him was called Sham. And if anyone knows about horses, that horse would have probably won the Triple Crown if Secretariat didn't that year, 1973. That's how great Sham was. And Secretariat blew him out of the water at the Belmont. 31 lengths. So again, I'm a big believer in that. I don't... again, just talking about horses, but amazing, amazing creatures. But yeah, anybody wants to talk about Secretariat, I'm all for that. And I'm so happy that you got to see actually run in a live race. One of my good friends in my hometown, he and his family went out, and I'm not going to tell the entire story because I'm not sure if this is kosher to do, but I'll see if I can say it in a way that people can know what I'm saying. But anyhow, he was the man. And they said that before because they went to where he retired, and they said that when they fed the horses, that none of the horses would even come near the feed until Secretariat got finished first. So, I guess he's the alpha, right? Like other horses could tell that he was the alpha of the group, so to speak. And from what they say, and maybe I'll get myself in trouble a little bit, but whenever he came up to the people, to the tourists there to see Secretariat, he knew that they were there. And I'll just leave it at that. But something about horses. But anyhow, he was an alpha. He was a great horse. And I do believe that God does use horses like that to inspire all of us. And they said whenever they cut Secretariat open after he passed away, that his heart was like double the size heart of an average horse. He had a huge heart. But anyhow, I know he put a lot of love into a lot of people, including myself and some of my friends and stuff. But anyhow, just thought I'd share that tidbit with you. Thank you very much, Linda. Yes. Amazing, amazing horse. I love them.

Shalom to you, Janice. Thank you so much for joining us. Great to see you. We hope all is well up in the Northeast and you guys are doing great this summer, and we hope to see you very soon. Shalom to you. It was the... hopefully when he was two years old, Saratoga. Yep. It's good to see another horse fan out there because I love them. They're... I mean, goodness, veteran human beings, most of them are. So are dogs, you know, as well. So thank you so much for sharing that, Miss Linda. And thank you, everybody, for being with us tonight. We really appreciate it. These are always fun videos to do with a lot of great revelation with the Hebrew language. Again, we'll be with you tomorrow night for Tammuz 17th, or the fourth month, the 17th day of the month, for this important fast day. In Zechariah 8, it's called the Fast of the Fourth. Now, that's not tomorrow. It starts tomorrow night. Okay? So, tomorrow, or right now, is Tammuz 16th. Tomorrow night, this time, will be Tammuz 17th. And they call that Zechariah 8, for those who might not be with us tomorrow night. Zechariah 8 says, "The fast of the fourth, the fast of the fifth, the fast of the seventh, and the fast of the tenth." So, what does that mean? Well, it's important, first off, to understand that He's speaking about the biblical calendar. He's not speaking about April, May, September, and January, or October, I'm sorry. He's not talking about the Gregorian calendar. He's talking about the fast of the fourth biblical month, the fast of the fifth biblical month, and the seventh and the tenth. So, that's the first thing that we have to correct ourselves, because there are people who would look at that and think He's talking about the Gregorian calendar, which He is not, because it's not based upon the sun and the moon. It's just not His calendar. It's a great scientific calendar. It's just not the one that God uses for the anointings. So, when it says the fast of the fourth, it's talking about the fourth month, which they call Tammuz, the 17th day of the month, which is when the golden calf was erected. That day became a fast day and a judgment day. That begins the three weeks of dire straits or three weeks of sorrow. It ends on the fast of the fifth, which is the ninth day of Av. Why did the ninth day of Av become a fast day? Is because that's when the ten spies brought back the bad report in the second year of the Exodus. First year, golden calf. Fasted the fourth. The second year, they were about to enter into the land. God sent 12 spies. Only two brought back the good report: Joshua and Caleb. They entered. All the rest of them died. And that day became the fast of the fifth, the ninth day of Av. Since that time, it's the most cursed day in biblical history: the ninth day of Av. Both temples were destroyed on that day. Okay, pretty crazy. The fast of the seventh. Remember they killed the high priest Gedaliah. So, they remember that on the fast of the seventh, which is Tishrei 3. And then God said the fast of the tenth, which is Tevet, the 10th month of the biblical calendar. Nebuchadnezzar came to town. Tevet 10. So that's why it's the fast of the tenth, because of Nebuchadnezzar. All right. So, you have four fast days in Zechariah 8:22-24. And what's so beautiful about it is God said that He's going to turn these fast days into joyful gladness, cheerful feast days at the millennial kingdom. How beautiful is that, my friends? So, if you're going to be with Jesus in the thousand-year reign, then you will be celebrating the ninth day of Av and the 17th. It's probably not going to be called the Babylonian names, but it'll be the fourth month fast. It'll be a feast. The fifth fast will be a feast. The seventh fast will be a feast. And the tenth fast will be a feast as well. So, just like I tell my Christian friends: if you want to be in the millennial kingdom, then don't you think you need to understand why there are fast days that will turn into feast days? Wouldn't that be responsible, as a believer, to understand why those days were fast days so that our temples aren't destroyed, so that we will be a part of the millennial kingdom and enjoy the feast days? Remember, those are divine appointments, everybody. Feast is called a Moed. So, not only will you have the seven Moedim that we have in Leviticus 23, or really eight with the Sabbath, you'll also have, in this case, Tammuz 17th as a feast day. You'll have the ninth day of Av as a feast day, not a cursed day. Nothing's going to be destroyed. Then it's going to be a feast day. Tishrei 3, feast day. And then Tevet 10 will be overturned into a feast day. We have a lot of great things ahead of us, my friends. But we have to understand them. They're going to be surprises, no matter what. But at the same time, some people don't know that about the fast of the fourth, the fifth, the seventh, and the tenth will be feast days. So, just as we celebrate Passover, you'll be celebrating tomorrow night a feast day in the millennial kingdom. It's pretty amazing to be a part of. So, hopefully, you'll be with us tomorrow night at 8:00 PM. And I will go through the calendar. We'll show you the 40 days, how important it is. We'll show you the trajectory further on the three weeks of sorrow, and then even beyond that, as we go into the Feast of Trumpets, and how all of those things do connect. But my friends, thank you so much for being with us tonight. It's been a true pleasure to be with you, and we hope to see you again here tomorrow night at 8:00 PM. And until that time, may God bless you. May He keep you. May His face shine upon you and give you His grace. May He lift up His countenance upon you and your families and give you His everlasting shalom. My name is Chadwick Harvey, and you've reached Faithful Performance. Good night, everybody. We'll see you tomorrow night.

Lord, thank You for saving me, lost to found. Move me along the floodwaters, higher ground. Lord, guide me in Your arms so I don't lose my crown. Forever I'll rest in Your arms, safe and sound. Oh, forever I'll rest in Your arms, safe and sound. Oh, safe and sound.