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"Mene Mene"
The Sum of Two Evils

The deaths of Uday and Qusay,
sons of Saddam the madman,
in fulfillment of the mene-tekel bible code
You may find this article in its entirety
here, published Sept. of 2001.
The hand-code is found several verses before the mene-tekel-code of Daniel
5.
There are also many parallels between this
code and Babylon/Saddam.
(See here for the mene-tekel
code as it relates to Saddam.)
You can see the similarities for yourself, and no commentary is really
needed.
I believe this code, however, has particular reference to a future battle
against Jerusalem by another "Babylon." Thus, the code pertains to
that future wicked one called the anti-Christ, of whom Saddam was a foretaste.

The words that make the form/outline of a hand read:

| "The
Hand of Jehovah!"
Note: 'mene-tekel-peres' was applied
by Daniel to Babylon and her king;
the bible code repeats this application, though with a subtle application
to Christ as well.
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Each
line consecutively
starts from a finger |
Notes |
| "Jehovah? |
Forms thumb (ELS +14);
the remaining four lines below read along the fingers (ELS +1). |
| Is it the hand of Jehovah? He Himself went to
war. He put him to death! |
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Or, to make the before mentioned acrostic,
it can leave out the last letter of the first line and read:
"Jehovah---Did the hand of Jehovah go to war? Even, I put to
death!" (See Deut. 32:39) |
| Jehovah
goes to war against her (i.e., 'Babylon'),
and the arrogant one! (or, 'succulent one') |
Cf.,
Isaiah 5:17.
Or,
"...and the Suckling Lamb," i.e., Jesus! |
| Jehovah goes to war against
her, and the rebellious one! |
Or, "...and
the rebellious ones,"
or "...The Rebellion," or "...the Sorrowing One,"
i.e., Jesus! |
| Jehovah goes to war against
her, and the one being removed!" |
Or, "...for he shall
be removed!" or, "...and the one being shaken." I.e., a play on words:
Belshazzar
shook
for fear when he saw the hand that foretold his removal from
being king, and was put to death that same night, see Daniel 5. |
(There are two
separate pictures of the hand, one is seen when the letters are arrayed at 14
letters per row, and the other at a matrix of 15. The switching from one
matrix/hand to the other is what makes the hand 'move.')
The "Wheels"
Explain the Above Code
23 blue
and red
circles w. text
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The 11 blue circles |

The 12 red circles |
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