From a strictly astronomical perspective, the total solar eclipse of March 20, 2015 was special because it was very rare. All of the following astronomical events, which are not directly linked to each other, happened together:
The total solar eclipse itself happened.
The spring equinox, which is the day of the year when the sun crosses the equator northward and the lengths of day and night are approximately equal.
The moon made its closest approach, which was close enough for it to be categorized as a supermoon.
The new moon of the eclipse will wax into the very full moon that will become the third blood moon of the current blood moon tetrad, which is a rare thing itself.
The probability of all those events happening together is extremely rare on a scientific basis, but that’s not all. The biblical aspect offers several more features to make the eclipse special:
The new year. The fact that the solar eclipse, and thus the astronomical new moon, occurs on the spring equinox means that the first visible crescent of the moon definitely occurs after the spring equinox. This means that it begins the 1st month of the biblical year, which always begins on or after the spring equinox. As various groups observed and reported, the first crescent was visible with the naked eye on Saturday night, March 21, which makes that night and the following day, March 22, the first day of Nissan.
The Passover moon. The 14th day of the 1st month, April 4, is Passover. This coincides with the full moon and lunar eclipse which makes the third blood moon of the current tetrad.
The barley ripeness. The biblical year can be delayed one month, in cases where the barley is not ripe enough yet. As has been reported, mature barley was found around Jerusalem, so the 1st possibility for beginning the year has been confirmed as official.
These calendric coincidences draw attention to the fact that God uses the sun and moon for signs. They were created for that purpose but are not to be worshiped. Satan, in the form of the sun god or the moon goddess, solicits worship through the sun and moon. This total solar eclipse followed by the lunar eclipse show that God will likewise blot out Satan in all his forms, as well as those whose allegiance is with him. If you don’t yet know who Satan is, he is unmasked here.
The blotting out of Satan’s kingdom is prophesied many times in the Bible. In Bible prophecy, the name of his kingdom is Babylon, and its destruction is prophesied to come in “the day of the Lord,” which is a reference to the time when God will pour out His wrath upon the world in the seven last plagues. One of many such prophecies is found in Isaiah:
The burden of [or prophecy against] Babylon, which Isaiah the son of Amoz did see.... Howl ye; for the day of the Lord is at hand; it shall come as a destruction from the Almighty.... Behold, the day of the LORD cometh, cruel both with wrath and fierce anger, to lay the land desolate: and he shall destroy the sinners thereof out of it. For the stars of heaven and the constellations thereof shall not give their light: the sun shall be darkened in his going forth, and the moon shall not cause her light to shine. (Isaiah 13:1,6,9-10)
This or similar prophecies are repeated many times in the Bible, for example in Joel 2:31, as well as in the New Testament, but Isaiah 13:10 specifies an additional physical criterion for the fulfillment of this prophecy:
Isaiah 13:10 states that the sun shall be darkened “in his going forth.” The sun goes forth every day when it rises in the east, making its journey across the sky, and finally setting in the west. Did this solar eclipse occur “in his going forth”? Yes, the news media was full of reports of the “morning” eclipse, which began at sunrise in the North Atlantic Ocean.
Furthermore, the verse links the dark moon with the dark sun, which is exactly the situation of this eclipse of the sun, which leads to an eclipse of the same moon once it becomes full about two weeks later. Other similar prophecies (e.g. Joel 2:31) make specific mention of its appearance as a “blood” moon.
Although there have been similar eclipses in the past, these criteria have never all been completely fulfilled since Isaiah’s words were recorded, until now.
However, that is still not all!
The same verse connects this sign with something happening in the stars and constellations. If you look up the Hebrew word that was translated as constellations, you will find:
H3685
כּסיל
kesı̂yl
The same as H3684; any notable constellation; specifically Orion (as if a burly one): - constellation, Orion.
There were no news reports of stars or the Orion constellation “not giving their light” in connection with the solar eclipse, so what could this prophecy of Isaiah mean? It must have a symbolic application, unless we are prepared to wait untold millennia for these “fortuitous” circumstances to return again, combined with a darkening of the stars of Orion.
Isaiah 13:10 speaks about the stars not giving their light, or not shining. There is only one Bible verse that prophesies that the stars shall shine:
And they that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament; and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars for ever and ever. (Daniel 12:3)
When we understand that the “wise” people of Daniel 12:3 are the 144,000 who understand and teach the Orion message, then the prophecy of Isaiah 13:10 becomes a specific confirmation of where we are in time, as the message of the fourth angel comes to a close. Thus, we have two more criteria for this solar eclipse:
The wise of Daniel 12:3 are not giving their light.
The Orion message is not giving its light.
While this is a sadly accurate prediction of present reality, the statistical impossibility of all of these criteria meeting together in this solar eclipse still makes it one ultimate confirmation that “the day of the Lord cometh,” and that now it is time for all to come out of Babylon, who don’t want to receive of her plagues.
Is your little light shining? Are you leading others out of Babylon?
As darkness covers the earth, it’s your time to rise and shine!
God be with you!
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