2006-10-18: Moses Rescued by Pharaoh’s Daughter

This is the second date in a series of dates derived from the Book of Exodus. This date marks the prophetic replay of Moses being drawn from the river’s bank by Pharaoh’s daughter and called Pharaoh’s son.

Exact timing and associated scripture are given in a note at the bottom of this file.

Venue: Banks of the East River

The story is specific that the Moses’ ark was found on the banks of the river. The modern venue for the fulfillment was the United Nations building in New York City. Those buildings are located on the banks of the East River, a match to the riverside venue for Moses’ rescue.

Player: Ban Ki-moon

We see this name show up often in the prophetic stories from the Exodus Plagues series. Ban Ki-moon is from Korea and had entered the race for the job as UN Secretary General early in 2006. On the previous prophetic date he had passed the first straw vote on the way to becoming the new leader of the world.

There had been several other votes since July, and now it was time to formally vote Ban Ki-moon into the job.

Office: United Nations Secretary General

Moses was the leader of the Israelites. They were descendants of Abraham. In Moses’ day there were very roughly 2,000,000 people who made up the Israelite community. One of the prophecies that Moses would speak over that people was that they would increase by 1000 fold. This was in part needed to fulfill the Abrahamic Covenant promise that Abraham’s seed would inherit the entire world.

The office of Secretary General of the United Nations is the seat of the leader of the world. This timeline is now 3500 years after the Israelites left Egypt and the promise of inheriting the entire world is complete. A prophetic Moses must be the United Nations General Secretary.

This is the same office, with perhaps changes in legal responsibilities, that Jesus must assume at his return.

Politics: Back Room Antics

The prophetic story’s focus is on Pharaoh’s daughter. Moses is a baby, without any power of his own to do much of anything. This election moves him from an outsider to that of the leader, though the office itself has little if any formal power.

Complaints about Mr. Ban’s election centered on the fact that he appeared to have quite concerted and deliberate support from the Korean government and related interests. Anyone who would win the election would probably have similar support. Another source of support appears to come from secret societies.

The United Nations itself is a product of American based secret societies. These societies are originally from Egypt, which is why they selected to build the largest Egyptian obelisk in memory of George Washington.

The land for the United Nations building was donated by the Rockefeller family as they were one of the key leaders of modern UN movement, and the secret society movement.

This venue matches the implied venue from the prophetic stories. The United Nation’s headquarters in New York is Pharaoh’s palace, or perhaps Pharaoh’s daughter’s palace.

Name: Drawn from Water

The associate prophetic passage explains Moses’ name. Drawn from the water, as he was found in the Nile.

Water is symbolic and has several specific Biblical meanings.

The first meaning is peoples. To Pharaoh’s daughter, Moses was from the Hebrew babies, and they did not normally associate with Egyptians. Hebrews were slaves of the Egyptians after all.

Ban Ki-moon and Ban Ki-moon’s nation of origin is quite far from the United Nations in New York. He has been drawn from the far peoples.

Ban Ki-moon was an exchange student in the United States when he was young and he does have an advanced degree from Harvard University so he is not unfamiliar with Pharaoh’s ways.

The meaning of water in scripture also carries the meaning of truth or knowledge and this is part of what Ban Ki-moon’s name means in the Korean language, so there is yet another match.

Conclusion

If Pharaoh’s daughter had only known...

Phil Stone
Revised: 2007-05-10
Updated: 2008-10-18