The Shir HaShirim is sung today on the 8th day of Passover around the world. There is a hidden chronology in the song as well as other secrets. The Rashbi in his Sepher HaZohar tells us that the song(which he calls the Holy of Holies/Kedosh Kedoshim) covers the entire history of the Jewish people including the final Yovel/jubillee and great Sabbath of global Peace. There are 117 verses in the eight chapters of the song. If each represents a fifty year jubillee period then we multiple 115 X 50=5750. That was the year 1990 on the secular solar calendar. The parsha Terumah commentary of the Zohar explains with a big hint that this year-1990/5750 would be the return of Eliyahu HaNavi/Elijah the prophet. It evens mentions the year in the Gregorian number as
"One thousand nine hundred ninety raqain/firmaments" when a celestial chief(sar/angel) could return to the Earth.. That is a big hint that the last of the four exiles of the Jews, that of Edom/Rome would end with that ROMAN
year. Many globe changing events occurred in the year after that including the break up of the Soviet Union. The holiday of the Pesach/Passover also celebrates with the welcoming prayer the return of Elijah who helps bring Peace to the world as the prophet Malachi recorded.
We are now a full 28 years since that date of 5750/1990 on the Passover. 28 years is a full cycle of the planetary sphere Shabbatai/Saturn and it has moved back into the sign of the GEDI/goat-kid. Saturn is there now with Pluto/Ashmodai/(Lillith) and Mars/Meadim. This is rare and highly significant. This 28 year cycle of the planet Shabbati/Saturn is the key to the rare 28 year Birchas haChamah, the blessing of the sun which I covered in a previous post.
After the 115th verse of the Shir HaShirim the next verse, next to last of the entire song involves a shout for all listening.
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| יג הַיּוֹשֶׁבֶת בַּגַּנִּים, חֲבֵרִים מַקְשִׁיבִים לְקוֹלֵךְ--הַשְׁמִיעִנִי. | 13 Thou that dwellest in the gardens, the companions hearken for thy voice: 'Cause me to hear it.' |
