Mel Gable
God created just the right size of the moon and the correct distance from the sun to allow for a total eclipse to occur. During the creation of the heavens and earth, God has put signs into the heavens for us to see and interpret. We will first take a look at the significance of the moon. Total solar eclipses are considered a bad omen for the nations. Blood moons are an omen for the Jewish people and the nation of Israel. Both are recognized in ancient times and today’s world in which we live. There are three sets of blood moons or lunar eclipses that corresponded to significant events in the past. The Spanish Inquisition’s final year of 1492 when the Alhambra Decree ordered all remaining Jews who would not convert to Christianity to leave Spain. The Israeli 1948 War of Independence and the 1967 Israeli Six-Day War had back-to-back blood red moons occur on the first day of Passover and Tabernacles as well as the following year. The other blood moons were in 162/163 AD, 795/796 AD, 842/843 AD and 860/861 AD. Solar eclipses have been interpreted as bad omens or forewarnings. The ancient Greek historian Herodotus wrote that Thales of Miletus predicted an eclipse that occurred during a war between the Medians and the Lydians. Both sides put down their weapons and declared peace as a result of the eclipse. The Trojan War and the final battle of the Iliad occurred during a solar eclipse on June 11, 1312 BC. A solar eclipse occurred in France in 1918 during WW I. Numerous historical wars have occurred during a total solar eclipse. There are a maximum of seven eclipses that can occur in any year. The moon was created just the right size and the right distance from the sun to allow for a total eclipse to occur. This tells of an intelligent designer, the Creator of this world. Therefore, the sun and moon must have some importance as a sign in the heavens. This book will look for signs in the heavens over America. It will identify signs over the past 50 years and into the futu
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