"From conception to birth"
Zola Levitt, a messianic Jew, died on April 19, 2006
Zola Levitt was asked by one of his publishers to write a book
about birth to be given to parents at the birth of their child.
Wanting to do the research, he consulted Dr Margaret Matheson, an
obstetrician who has delivered over 10,000 babies.
Her first statement, "Conception happens on the fourteenth day of the
first month..."
To Zola's Jewish heart, he heard the exact same words of Leviticus
23:5
God's instructions for Passover. The 1st of 7 Feasts
Margaret continued, "Fertilization must occur within 24 hrs" This is
about the egg or the seed. The Feast of Unleavened Bread 2nd Feast
The egg-seed must be implanted. Feast of First Fruits 3rd Feast
The embryo goes through many stages until the 50th day when it
becomes a fetus. The 50th day is Pentecost 4th Feast
Spiritually...these 4 feasts were fulfilled on the exact day
according to Lev 23
At the 7th month of development the baby can now hear sounds.
7th month of the Jewish calendar is the Feast of Trumpets 5th
Feast
On the 10th day of the 7th month, the baby can now produce its own
blood. This is the exact day of the Feast of Blood Atonement 6th
Feast
On the 15th day of the 7th month the lungs are developed, and the
baby can survive if born now. This is the exact day for the Feast of
Tabernacles The Living God dwelling with His people The 7th Feast
From conception to birth, every human being has completed the 7
Feasts of God just as accurately as a medical chart.
The Feast of Hanukkah is the correct distance on the calendar from
the Feast of Tabernacles to comlete a 280 day pregnancy.
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Another revelation about you and God's marvelous plan......
On the 18th day after conception...when you were only 1/10th of an
inch...the first parts to be developed were your ears and your eyes
On the 25th day ...and you were 1/4 of an inch...your heart...and
your tongue were developed.....
I am fearfully and wonderfully made....be sure to read Psalm 139
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