God Plans Things
to the Day

Christ entering Jerusalem

In Nehemiah 2:1, we learn that the Jews are given permission to rebuild Jerusalem including the wall, by King Artaxeres in the month Nisan, in the twentieth year of his reign. That, in our modern calendar, is March 14, 445 B.C. The task was completed in 49 years.

The second part of the prophecy refers to the presentation of Jesus Christ as King. The Messiah will be cut off after seven weeks and sixty two weeks of years, for a total of 69 weeks of years, times seven, or 483 years. Now, take 483 years and multiply it by the Jewish year of exactly 360 days. That comes to 173,880 actual days.

From March 14, 445 B.C., when permission was given to rebuild Jerusalem and the wall, to the day that Jesus Christ rode into Jerusalem on the foal of a donkey on Palm Sunday (April 6, 32 A.D.), exactly 173,880 days had passed.

The second coming of Christ is near, say Jesus and Mary (see the Warnings section). The prophecies of Daniel will soon be fulfilled, with the 70th week of years (the seven-year period of tribulation and the time of the Antichrist). The final week of years comes to 2,520 days, fully explained in the final chapter in the Bible.

Now, we must all come under Jesus Christ's Divine Mercy, because the day of His Justice is near. Sadly, many will follow the Antichrist on the path to hell.

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