Im sorry but I can’t find where Joseph = “he takes away”. Could you tell me where I can find that meaning please. Because I found Joseph means to add, increase, or repeat in Hebrew. It caught my eye because I just recently learned of the meaning. Thank you for all your hard work to these amazing films.

Yosef means to add or increase, as it is the future form of the verb "asaf." The name Joseph (yosef) is based on a Hebrew verb (asaf) that literally means “he takes away.” The noun "asif" is based on "asaf" and means harvest.

From Leviticus 27: If your assessment is of a male from twenty years even to sixty years old, then your assessment shall be fifty shekels of silver, by the shekel of the sanctuary. 4Or if the person is a female, then your assessment shall be thirty shekels. 5And if the person is from five years even to twenty years old, then your assessment for a male shall be twenty shekels, and for a female, ten shekels.

Regarding Joseph being sold for 20 shekels and Christ being sold for 30 shekels. Joseph was a young teenager of 17 when he was sold, and therefore the amount of shekels is appropriate for his age. Messiah should have been sold for 50shekels, according to His age, but instead was sold for the price of a woman, a Bride, His Bride. To take these two selling prices and put them together to make the year 2030, is this not massaging the Biblical text to make it fit your year? Everything that has been presented in the 1st video, and now this 2nd one, has so much extremely valuable insight and truly inspired connections that when this '2030' connection was made from the shekels, it just didn't gel.

@MRS C MARTIN

Thank you for your thoughts. It sounds like you would place this in the "coincidence" category. To answer your question, not, we do not believe it is massaging the Biblical text to make it fit a year, as there is a thematic connection as revealed in the presentation. For some, this is one of the more powerful prophetic insights, for others, not so much. Each must decide for themselves.