Greetings: :
Podcast LII is ready for listening! It is entitled: “Run That You May Win – The Symbolism in the 144th Kentucky Derby, May 5, 2018”
The Transcript will be posted under the Mikvah of the Great Adventure as: “Transcript of Podcast LII: `Let Me Run’ – Reflections on the Symbolism of the Kentucky Derby, May 5, 2018.” It is under the Mikvah of the Great Adventure #47, also under “Recent Articles.”
I didn’t know that the 144th Kentucky Derby would be held last night, Cinco de Mayo, May 5th (5-5, number of mercy.) I love horses, and I love to watch them run, especially in the Kentucky Derby, the Belmont Stakes, and the Preakness. About 6:00, I went up stairs to have dinner, and learned that the horses would begin their run about 6:50 EST. The race is only 2 minutes, but multi-millions of dollars go into this race. The horse named “Justify,” #7 in the lineup, was predicted to win. It had been raining. The track was muddy, and the rain continued.
There was so much symbolism to do with this race! It gave a clear message to Abba’s remnant, so I felt strongly to podcast it.
Listen and learn. Read II Samuel 15-18, and see strongly Ahema’atz wanted to run to King David. This is a clear message to us who run to greet our returning King, the son of King David. This Kentucky Derby was especially a sign, an encouraging message, to His Bridal remnant–the ones on whom He holds the bridle. Feel the anointing; share it with others.
Shalom, in His love,
Yedidah
May 6, 2018
“Recent Articles.”
I didn’t know that the 144th Kentucky Derby would be held last night, Cinco de Mayo, May 5th (5-5, number of mercy.) I love horses, and I love to watch them run, especially in the Kentucky Derby, the Belmont Stakes, and the Preakness. About 6:00, I went up stairs to have dinner, and learned that the horses would begin their run about 6:50 EST. The race is only 2 minutes, but multi-millions of dollars go into this race. The horse named “Justify,” #7 in the lineup, was predicted to win. It had been raining. The track was muddy, and the rain continued.
There was so much symbolism to do with this race! It gave a clear message to Abba’s remnant, so I felt strongly to podcast it.
Listen and learn. Read II Samuel 15-18, and see strongly Ahema’atz wanted to run to King David. This is a clear message to us who run to greet our returning King, the son of King David. This Kentucky Derby was especially a sign, an encouraging message, to His Bridal remnant–the ones on whom He holds the bridle. Feel the anointing; share it with others.
Shalom, in His love,
Yedidah
May 6, 2018