Av 29 Solar Eclipses and Two Empires

Now, when we look at America, we look at America. And let me go through them first before we go through the stats right now. But America, like I said before, we rose on World War I. We rose to being the superpower of the world in World War I, right? You can go look that up. I mean, I think that's pretty common. World War II, we were basically confirmed that we were the superpower, right? In 1945, the Japanese Empire, the Nazi stuff, all of that, they were gone. And so there was no one left but the American Empire and the Soviet Union. And the Soviet Union went bankrupt in Afghanistan, believe it or not. They went bankrupt, and then they became Russia. So, that goes into what we're seeing now with America as well. But anyhow, my friends, the Ottoman Empire was a huge empire. It was about the size of the United States of America, the totality of the empire when you look at it. Look how large this empire actually was. They ruled the Middle East for about 500 years approximately. Super huge empire, 500 to 600 years. Totally amazing when you look at that. But anyhow, that's the Ottoman Empire when they were at their largest land mass. But we'll go through this again. There was a solar eclipse on August 21st, 1914, three years before they started to collapse, and then seven years later, they did collapse in 1924, and they became the Republic of Turkey.

So, now when we look at the American Empire, the American Empire obviously was again, rose up on World War I when we went over to Europe, and then World War II, we were confirmed as the superpower, and then go from there. So, again, the Shmita year can be good and bad. It was bad for the Ottoman Empire, it was bad for the Brits, it was bad for a lot of other empires in World War I, but it was great for the American Empire. World War II, the Japanese Empire, they collapsed. The Nazis, of course, thank God, collapsed. And then you had the American Empire that was confirmed again as the superpower of the world. So, again, there's a lot of great correlations with the Shmita years as we go down the line. And I've done a video on that as well. And I'll go through that a little bit later on about America and the Shmita years and all these things so that we can look ahead to 2029 on what could be or could not be going down.

But look at what happened in 2017, my friends. The Great American Eclipse. We all remember that. Look at the date. The Gregorian date was August 21st, 2017. Isn't that interesting? The same Gregorian date as the Ottoman Empire collapsing. And then look at the Hebrew date. The Hebrew date is Av 29. Think about that. That's the same biblical date as the Ottoman Empire. So, let's get this straight. This is factual history, everybody. Not only did the Ottoman Empire and the American Empire share the same Gregorian date, they share the same biblical date as well. So, all of the statistic majors out there, put that in the calculator on the odds of that of two empires having something occur on the same Gregorian date and the same biblical date at one time. Pretty amazing to go through these things.

So, again, the Gregorian date was the same date as the Ottoman Empire eclipse, August 21st. The date, even though it was 1914, it was 2017 when we had ours. And then the Hebrew date for both of them, the Ottomans and the American Empire, was Av 29. And the year is very interesting, 5777. This is just interesting. Do what you want with it. In 2008, on a Shmita year, by the way, the Dow Jones fell 777 points, which at that time was the largest single drop in its history. I'm not sure if that correlates with anything. I just thought about it. I thought it was interesting because it is a Shmita year. And like I said before, I do believe America has risen on the Shmita year, and America will fall on the Shmita year if we don't repent, if we don't get our act together, if we don't overcome some of these things. We will fall on the Shmita year. That's where the judgments will fall for the empires.

So, again, the remarkable part of this with the Ottoman Empire and the Great American Eclipse is this 1914 eclipse, August 21st. 2017 eclipse, August 21st. So, they occurred on the same Gregorian calendar day, exactly 103 years apart. So, they occurred on the same Gregorian calendar. And even more remarkable is that the solar eclipses occurred on the same biblical day as well. And that's really more important than the Gregorian date, obviously, because God is on His calendar and not man's calendar. I'm just thinking it's pretty interesting that it was on man's calendar as well, August 21st. But His calendar is Av 29, is when these two eclipses were for the Ottoman Empire and also the American Empire, respectively.

So, look at the bottom of the document. It says, "Ottoman Empire, Av 29, August 21st, 1914." "America, same date, Av 29, August 21st, 2017." So, same Gregorian date, same biblical date, both major solar eclipses over world powers of the time. And this is only a factual historical observation and confirmation that we're seeing here. So, the pattern is actually Av 29, August 21st, 1914, the total solar eclipse over the Ottoman Empire. Av 29, 5777, August 21st, 2017, the total solar eclipse crossing the continental United States. And then we have this year, August 12th, 2026, Av 29. Again, the same biblical date, everybody. Three times we have the same biblical date on these solar eclipses that tie into Av 29 for a reason. So, notice something fascinating. The Hebrew date is identical in all three cases. The Gregorian date changes because the Hebrew calendar moves relative to the Gregorian calendar.