I flash back to yesterday: my “donkey” had made me half crazy.

I was busy perfecting the diary entry of November 7, 2012, by adding Bible texts to the biblical passages listed there. Then I checked the links. In the passage from the Bible in Matthew 17:10, I got the message: “file not found”, although in my opinion everything was correct. I changed and tested and tested and changed. There was always the same message. Then it occurred to me that I had the same problem that night. Later, suddenly the Bible text opened, I don’t know how. Happy too early! At the next passage in the Bible I got again: “not found”. My nervousness didn’t help either. At some point the thought flashed up whether the whole thing could be related to the Sabbath. Furthermore, the Shabbat occurred to me a week ago, where I had experienced something special. Besides everything unusual that day, the car was damaged by a falling beige wood in the parking lot. Among other things, I wrote to the anniversary couple in the thank you email for the party: “It was beautiful all round, and our damaged car is certainly not a coincidence either, because there are no coincidences with God!”

Despite my excitement yesterday (see above), I had enough leisure to deal intensively with the repetition of the slogan of May 27, 2014 in Isaiah 35,6 and to learn it by heart:

אז ידלג כאיל פסח ותרן לשון אלם כי-נבקעו במדבר מים ונחלים בערבה

as yedaleg caayal pisseach wetaron leschon ilem ki-niwk’u wamidbar mayim unechalim baarawah

“Then a lame man should hop like a deer and the tongue of a dumb man should cheer,
because water in the desert and brooks in the steppe have erupted! “(own translation)

The messianic kingdom will make such miracles possible!

I want to examine the Shabbat thought in more depth, even if the links are now working properly again. Sometimes I had to create new “source locations”. Why remains the secret of my “donkey“.