The coming Shemitah 2015 with the partial solar eclipse will be September 13, 2015, also known as Elul 29. |
Back in July we were talking about
the coming Shemitah…back before we got off on the topic of the 9th
of Av and other topics. I've discovered more about the Shemitah that I'd like
to share. Did you know there is going to be
a partial solar eclipse ON the day of the coming Shemitah?
There are actually two partial solar
eclipse events this year – in 2015. One is already past. (Tweet that!) It took place back on
March 20th and we talked about how it was occurring on the exact day
that was the mid-point of this Shemitah year. (Tweet that!)
There will also be a partial solar
eclipse on the Shemitah day itself. (Tweet that!)
Again I'm learning so much from
author and teacher Rabbi Jonathan Cahn. Here is a bit from his book The Mystery
of the Shemitah. Keep in mind that his book came out in 2014, before this partial
solar eclipse which is now in our past:
During 2015 there will be two solar eclipses. Interestingly both of them will bear significance with regard to the Shemitah's timing. One will mark the Shemitah's exact center point. The other will mark its climactic last day, Elul 29. The last time a solar eclipse fell on Elul 39 of a Shemitah year was twenty-eight years earlier in September 1987. It ushered in the greatest stock market percentage crash in American history that same month.
(The Mystery of the Shemitah by Jonathan Cahn, page 40.)
Notice that the previous solar
eclipse on a Shemitah day was 28 eight years ago. Remember that a Shemitah is
the 7th year of a 7-year cycle. So that was four Shemitahs ago. (Tweet that!) We've
discuss what happened on the previous two in previous posts on this blog. See
Related Articles below. If you want to know more about the happenings in 1987 I
recommend you get his book.
In coming posts we'll learn more
about the Shemitah from Jonathan Cahn's book.
Related Articles:
- You can learn briefly what happened on the previous two Shemitahs in this post: Introduction to the "Shemitah"
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