The 2017 solar eclipse, also known as “The Great American Eclipse,” was a significant event as it traversed the United States, crossing seven towns or villages named “Salem”. Next week, there will be an even more significant eclipse. It will pass over seven places that share the name “Nineveh”.

The 2017 Solar Eclipse

The 2017 solar eclipse, also known as “The Great American Eclipse,” was a significant event as it traversed the United States, crossing seven towns or villages named “Salem”.

The eclipse passed through places named Salem in the following locations:

1. Salem, Oregon
2. Salem, Idaho
3. Salem, Wyoming
4. Salem, Nebraska
5. Salem, Missouri
6. Salem, Kentucky
7. Salem, South Carolina

“Salem” is a name that originates from the Hebrew word “Shalom,” which symbolizes peace.

Solar Eclipse on April 8, 2024

The next significant solar eclipse to cross the United States will occur on April 8, 2024. Its path has attracted attention because it will pass over several places in the United States and Canada that share the name “Nineveh”.

The eclipse passed through places named Nineveh in the following locations:

1. Nineveh, Texas
2. Nineveh, Missouri
3. Nineveh, Indiana
4. Nineveh, Ohio
5. Nineveh, Pennsylvania
6. Nineveh, Virginia
7. Nineveh, New York

The 2024 eclipse, called “The Great North American Eclipse,” is a significant event that will attract millions of viewers across North America. Its path will cross through Central Mexico, cover parts of the United States from Texas to Maine and extend into Southern Canada.

The Sevenfold Salem and the Sevenfold Nineveh

The 2024 solar eclipse will be visible as a total eclipse at a crossroads, in a place named Rapture, Indiana. The duration of the eclipse in the area will be 3 minutes and 51.3 seconds, and it will occur at local time 14:01:59.

The Sevenfold Salem (peace), the Sevenfold Nineveh (repentance), and at the crossroads, Rapture (rapture). Exactly seven years between the solar eclipses.

What is Nineveh?

The Bible tells the story of Jonah, a prophet who received a task from God to go to Nineveh, a great city, and warn its inhabitants of their wicked deeds that had risen before God. God wanted the people of Nineveh to turn away from their evil ways so that He would not have to destroy the city.

Quite the Coincidences

Here are quite the coincidences. Seven times peace, seven times repentance, and a rapture at the crossroads of a total solar eclipse. It’s exceedingly rare, almost impossible, for a total solar eclipse to hit the same spot every seven years. The cycle of solar eclipses is a predictable phenomenon, described by the Saros cycle. The Saros cycle lasts about 18 years, 11 days, and 8 hours, after which a similar solar or lunar eclipse occurs again. Now, it happens every seven years in a place named Rapture.

“He appointed the moon for seasons. The sun knoweth his going down.” ( Psalm 104:19 )

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