"Jeanine John Taele" = 888 (Sumerian)
"Donald J Trump" = 888 (Sumerian)
"Jeanine J Taele" = 666 (Sumerian)
"Vaccination" = 666 (Sumerian)
"Mark of Beast" = 666 (Sumerian)
"Obamas" = 666 (Reverse Sumerian)
"J J Taele" = 1331 (Latin)
"Twin Eclipses" = 1331 (Latin)
"November Thirtieth" = 1331 (Latin)
"Trumps National Golf Course" = 1332 (Latin)
"JJT" = 1300 (Latin) 600 + 600 + 100 = 661
"Stock Market Crash" = 661 (Latin)
"Obamas birthday" = 138 (Ordinal)
"Donald Trump" = 138 (Ordinal)
"Master Mason" = 138 (Ordinal)
"Obamas B Day" = 1122 (Reverse Sumerian)
"JFK assassination" = 1122 (Sumerian) (11/22)
"DJT assassination" = 194 (Ordinal)
Man arrested at Trump LA golf course days before president's planned visit
Wednesday, August 5, 2026 1:13AM
RANCH PALOS VERDES, Calif. (KABC) -- A man who was allegedly taking photos and videos and "appearing to monitor security-planning activities" at President Donald Trump's Los Angeles-area golf course was arrested on Sunday, days before the president's planned visit, according to authorities.
Jeanine John Taele, 38, of Downey, was arrested after federal agents reported a suspicious person at the Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes. He was arrested for carrying a concealed firearm and possession of armor-piercing/prohibited ammunition.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said Taele was seen walking through the golf course grounds, "taking photographs and videos and appearing to monitor security-planning activities."
Deputies executed a search warrant Sunday at Taele's home in Downey and found the following items:
An illegally modified AR platform rifle
A 1911 .45 caliber pistol
An AR platform upper receiver
Body armor
High-capacity magazines
Bulk pistol and rifle ammunition
Multiple notebooks containing concerning statements
Two radio signal devices
A 1911 .45 caliber pistol
The number 1911...........
"Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry" = 1911 (Latin)
Assassin arrested on 8/2
8*2+20*26 = 536
"Jesus Christ" = 536 (Satanic)
698. orbah
orbah: Pledge, Surety
KJV: spoils
NASB: trickery
Word Origin: [feminine of H696 (אוֹרֶב - ambush) (only in the plural)]
1. ambuscades
אָרָבה depicts the wide, sweeping motion of a swimmer’s arms. In Isaiah 25:11 the term is used figuratively: “He will spread out His hands in its midst, as a swimmer spreads out his hands to swim; He will bring down their pride together with the trickery of their hands” (Berean Standard Bible). The verb conveys vigorous, deliberate action—arms fully extended, pressing through resistance.
Place in Isaiah’s Oracle
Isaiah 24–27 forms a “little apocalypse” that moves from universal judgment to the triumph of Zion. Chapter 25 exalts the LORD for destroying the stronghold of ruthless nations (25:2) and promises a lavish banquet for “all peoples” (25:6). Moab, representing human arrogance, is singled out for humiliation (25:10). Within that scene אָרָבה dramatizes the futility of Moab’s struggle; the swimmer’s frantic strokes cannot keep him afloat against divine judgment. God’s overthrow is not casual but forceful and total, just as the swimmer’s arms cut through water.
Theological Themes
1. Divine Sovereignty. The LORD, not Moab, controls the flood. Human exertion cannot reverse His decree.
2. Humbling of Pride. Moab’s proud “trickery” is dashed beneath the surface; the verb underscores God’s active role in subduing self-reliance.
3. Salvation through Judgment. The same passage that crushes Moab introduces a feast for the redeemed (25:6-8). The sweeping motion that sinks pride clears the way for universal joy.
4. Symbol of Submersion. The water imagery anticipates New Testament typology: burial with Christ in baptism (Romans 6:3-4) and the deliverance of believers from judgment’s flood.
Historical Backdrop
Moab often opposed Israel (Numbers 22; Isaiah 16). In Isaiah’s time, alliances with foreign powers tempted Judah’s kings. By portraying Moab’s hero flailing in judgment, Isaiah warned Judah against trusting political maneuvering instead of covenant faithfulness.
Ministry and Homiletical Application
• Pride strives; grace saves. Urge hearers to exchange frantic self-effort for humble trust in the Risen Christ.
• God’s judgments are purposeful; they dismantle idols so that nations may taste the “feast of rich food” (Isaiah 25:6).
• Intercession: pray that modern “Moabs”—societal arrogance and personal self-sufficiency—would be subdued by the outstretched hands of the Lord.
• Discipleship: encourage believers to yield every resource to Him who alone masters the flood.
Connections with Broader Canon
• Exodus 14:27—Yahweh “overthrew” Pharaoh’s army as waters returned; the physical act parallels Isaiah’s image of overpowering force.
• Psalm 18:16—“He reached down from on high and took hold of me; He pulled me out of deep waters.” Where Isaiah’s Moab sinks, the psalmist is rescued, highlighting covenant grace.
• Matthew 14:30-31—Peter, sinking in Galilee, is saved by Jesus’ outstretched hand, reversing Isaiah’s picture for those who call on the Lord.
Summary
אָרָבה paints one vivid stroke of Scripture: arms spread wide, yet incapable before the Almighty. The solitary occurrence magnifies a universal truth—human pride drowns; God alone raises up.
Isaiah 25:11
HEB: גַּֽאֲוָת֔וֹ עִ֖ם אָרְבּ֥וֹת יָדָֽיו׃
NAS: together with the trickery of his hands.
KJV: their pride together with the spoils of their hands.
INT: his pride together the trickery of his hands
1 Occurrence
Strong's Hebrew 698
1 Occurrence
From and including: Thursday, June 6, 1968
To and including: Wednesday, August 5, 2026
Result: 21,245 days
Or 58 years, 2 months including the end date.
Or 698 months including the end date.
21,245 days
3035 weeks
5820.55% of a common year (365 days)
