But I’ll give you a glimpse of the locust. They’re Apache helicopters IMO. If prophecy is fulfilled, we’re pretty close.
I remember this section of The Bible. I just did a search on Google, and found this
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Rev 9: 7-10, Helicopter,tails like unto scorpions, Face of a Man
Interpretation: First of all, I determined all the possible clues to the Pictographic relationships and then like anyone else would do, I study it’s relationships. Looking through John’s eyes does not take too much practice, so take your time anyway! Reading the Written Pictorial Writings
9:7-10, it was easily concluded and identified to be a “Helicopter.”
Rev 9:7-And the shapes of the locusts were like unto horses prepared unto battle; and on their heads were as it were crowns like gold, and their faces were as the faces of men.
Picture of Desert Locust.
Rev 9:8-And they had hair as the hair of women, and their teeth were as the teeth of lions.
Rev 9:9-And they had breastplates, as it were breastplates of iron; and the sound of their wings was as the sound of chariots of many horses running to battle.
Rev 9:10-And they had tails like unto scorpions, and there were stings in their tails: And their power was to hurt men five months.
The Rubin’s Cube Scenario:
Although John was very much in tune with documenting his vision, there is always a small chance of error when it was interpreted from his script to the first ancient hand copied versions. Hand copies were the means for distributing this information back in it’s days. Referring back to the mechanics behind all Journalism, the Languages of the Brain and Pictographic Relationships, that these individuals (Ancient Journalist) of the past that translated this script had the same struggles as those interpreters of today-which is they have to paint the same picture as the other of what they are expressing. Now here’s the issue; if the first ancient translations were originally thought to imply to only those first ancient generations, and if it is meant to be for the present, the 21st Century, then there becomes a strong possibility that these passages were manipulated and Journalized to make sense to the reader in that ancient time period! In which, the order of expression may get placed out of order of meaningful sentence structure in the process of translation.
I am going to make a correction in the pictographic Relationship/Passage Revelation
9:7 and
9:8. Now, don’t let this alarm you, because I’m not adding too, nor am I taking away,-All I’m doing is taking two segments and switching them to where they make sense to the sentence structure as they are now switched and so noted as underlined!
Rev 9:7-And the shapes of the locusts were like unto horses prepared unto battle; and on their heads were as it were crowns like gold
as the hair of women.
Rev 9:8-And
their faces were as the faces of men, and their teeth were as the teeth of lions.
In Rev 9:7 and 8, I interchanged two line segments. They are noted as underlined and bolded. The changes to the above two passages were changed to give full meaning to sentence structure. I remind you (The Reader) that I did not add nor take away from the picture expression or object that is being described. Now, back to the interpretation.
Let me explain what I see! Looking at a Military Helicopter from a distance and even up close, it looks like a locust relating to (Shapes of the Locusts
9:7), and pertaining to Military Chronic Groupings, two or more helicopters such organized, are always in a strait line as the same as relating to (Horses prepared unto battle
9:7). Now if you were at a distance, up on higher ground looking down at an angle at a helicopter ready for take off with the sun at the same angle on the other side, the sun’s light reflecting off the top of the whirling propeller will look Gold in color (Relating to crowns like Gold
9:7 depending how Orange/Yellow the sunrise or sunset is, and this is a fact. Now if you question this, the same reflective view can be simulated with a running table or floor fan. By taking a floor fan and laying it flat-propped on it’s edges on chairs and positioned so that the sun is at the same angle on the opposite side in your view of the fan blades–you will see the sun’s reflection. If you try to take a picture of this moment, you will encounter a wagon wheel effect–as the propeller will appear to be stationary or not turning as shown in the following picture as shown of the helicopter is in flight. Also the same effect can be experienced sitting on a lake shore on a clear morning sunrise or evening sunset. The sun reflecting of the lake is beautiful and it is also a serene experience. Now, “as the hair of women
[9:7] is a secondary particle expression pertaining to the gold crown.”
Resource: In reference to the Gold Crown (The reflection off the whirling propeller-as hair of women)–I did a web search of “Ancient Women Hair Styles” and got this following information.
Resource: The Ancient Roman Women often dyed their hair usually a Golden-Red Color–referred to in present day as “(Henna Hair Dye)” pictured below! Now per chance if you were to copy this document to black and white, it would appear as stated–a vibrant Golden-Red in color, relating to the color of the sun’s reflection of the top of the helicopter propeller.
The noise from a helicopter’s engine and propellers ready to take off or become air-born would sound like the-sound of chariots of many horses
9:9. Looking at the front of a Attack Helicopter, I can see where John would have used the words; “Faces of Men”-
[9:8], “Teeth of Lions”-
9:8, “Breastplates of Iron”-
9:9-and the tail end of a helicopter does look extraordinarily very much like “Tails like unto Scorpions”-
9:10. Now, what completes this interpretation is “Stings in their Tails”-
9:10)–Stings–is plural!
Continue on to Rev:9-10
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