litch in a sentence

1. Litch simply calculated the total amount of time in prophetic days or literal years:

2. Thus, the first unit of time—an hour—translates to 15 days as it did for Josiah Litch.

3. Litch used the day-for-a-year principle and added the hour to the 391 years, as 15 literal days. ↑

4. Clearly, this timeline is meant to be a warning to the church, like Litch’s prediction was in his day.

5. In the preface to his book, Litch wrote among other things some very nice words to put his material in the proper light.

6. Even the classical sixth trumpet was predicted to the very day by Josiah Litch a little more than two years before the event, the fall of the Ottoman Empire.

7. Josiah Litch prophesied the August 1840 fall of the Ottoman Empire based on this same text, which gave the prophetic hour, day, month, and year of the event.

8. I have to say of Litch’s entire book the same thing that he said of Miller—that although his views may not be correct on every point, there is a part that is irrefutable.

9. So I’m like, 'You would prefer to air a show with technical glitches so you can have a viral moment rather than protect the integrity of your show and Dick Clark Productions?'

10. Ever since Josiah Litch's decoding of the sixth trumpet prophecy in 1840 coincided with the exact day, everyone knows that Protestants closely link these trumpets to the Ottoman Empire, or the Arab world and Islam.

11. He was a Jewish Italian trader, believe to be from Venice, whose Italian name was recorded by a Spanish priest as Marco Litche, and as Marc Eliche by French priests after his trading post was established about 1794.

12. Thus the angels of the sixth seal were prepared for the “hour, day, month and year” of November 30, 2014, as I explained according to the example of Josiah Litch’s expose of the fifth and sixth trumpets of the Christian (pre-judgment) era.

13. In the classical interpretation from the Great Advent Awakening, when the prophecy was applied to the Ottoman Empire, Josiah Litch successfully used a simple calculation that summed to 391 days (in his case, used as years)—the sum of a prophetic 360-day year, 30-day month, and a single day.[24]