ALL:

Before I go to bed, I usually just open up my One Year Bible at
random to read a verse or 2 and have that in my mind. So, as
my Bible came open last night, I started reading.........

1 The heavens declare the glory of God;
the skies proclaim the work of his hands.
2 Day after day they pour forth speech;
night after night they display knowledge.
3 There is no speech or language
where their voice is not heard.
4 Their voice goes out into all the earth,
their words to the ends of the world.

Now, I had already seen the pictures of Comet Lovejoy and
knew that this was Psalm 19 even without looking, BUT, for
some reason, the words "resonated" to me BETTER. Just
LOOK AT AND RE-READ THE WORDS AGAIN.

Sooooooooooooo......................

This morning I got a note which Elliot Hong wrote to myself
and Kevin:

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Hi, Calvin and Kevin:

I found an interesting post "top of its phase" by Michael Colunga
on Five Doves today.


Michael Colunga (24 Dec 2011)
""top of its phase""

He thinks it meant "New Moon".

Although John Lawler understood as it meant "Full Moon" when he
received a prophetic word on Dec.30, 2010, the first thought came up
to me was "New Moon" when I read it, because in any rehearsal "let's
start from the top" means "let's start from the beginning".

If it really meant "New Moon", it's yet another strong confirmation
that the Judgment will begin on the 5th day of Hanukkah, Christmas
and the Departure will occur on the 8th day.

See you soon.

Elliot

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I had posted some pictures of Comet Lovejoy on the horizon as the
sun comes up,......................







...........................and, AS I read Elliot's letter, it just CAME TO ME that
this comet was POINTING TO THE SUN, or, (using scripture correctly),
POINTING TO "SOMETHING" ABOUT THE "SON" (sun = "SON")........

...Psalm 19
...1 The heavens declare the glory of God;
...the skies proclaim the work of his hands.
...2 Day after day they pour forth speech;
...night after night they display knowledge.
...3 There is no speech or language
...where their voice is not heard.
...4 Their voice goes out into all the earth,
...their words to the ends of the world.
...In the heavens he has pitched a tent for the SUN,
...5 which is LIKE A BRIDEGROOM COMING FORTH
...from his pavilion, like a champion rejoicing to run
...his course.
...6 It rises at one end of the heavens
...and makes its circuit to the other;
...nothing is hidden from its heat.

AND SO...........

Psalm 96 (KJV)
12 Let the field be joyful, and all that is therein:
then shall all the trees of the wood rejoice
13 Before the LORD: FOR HE COMETH,
FOR HE COMETH TO JUDGE THE EARTH:
HE SHALL JUDGE THE WORLD WITH RIGHTEOUSNESS,
AND THE PEOPLE WITH HIS TRUTH.

Comet Lovejoy Observed From Earth Orbit (2011.12.21)



"BLESSINGS!!!"

"COME, LORD JESUS!!!"

Calvin

Thanks Calvin, what an Awesome video, incredible indeed!

Blessings!

Valerie

Val,

THANKS!!! I got my info from Astro Bob but is it also on
spaceweather.com along with some INCREDIBLE comments!!!

BLESSINGS AND MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Calvin

COMET LOVEJOY FROM ORBIT: Veteran astronaut Dan Burbank has seen many amazing things. Once, he even flew through the aurora borealis. So when Burbank says "[Comet Lovejoy] is the most amazing thing I have ever seen in space," it really means something. Currently serving onboard the International Space Station, Burbank photographed the sungrazing comet on Dec. 21st, an experience he describes in this NASA video:

Comet Lovejoy Observed From Earth Orbit (2011.12.21)

Burbank describes the tail of Comet Lovejoy as a "green glowing arc at least 10 degrees long." He saw it just before orbital sunrise emerging from Earth's limb, which was "lit up as a bright sliver of blue and purple."

After plunging through the sun's atmosphere only 120,000 km above the stellar surface on Dec. 16th, and improbably surviving, Comet Lovejoy has become the finest comet since Comet McNaught in 2007. Its orbit is carrying it through the skies of the southern hemisphere where sunrise sky watchers are seeing the comet almost as clearly as Burbank did. Amateur astronomer Lester Barnes sends this Dec. 23rd picture from Port Lincoln, South Australia:



"Fantastic view--one to remember," says Barnes. "The comet was bright; this is 1 minute exposure I took using my Canon 20Da digital camera."

The visibility of Comet Lovejoy should continue to improve in the days ahead as the comet moves farther away from the sun. Early-rising sky watchers in the southern hemisphere should remain alert for this amazing apparition.

This does seem pretty incredible.God is still in perfect control and always will have the whole universe in His hands.