free to find truth: 33 Watch | Why We Celebrate St. Patrick's Day

Saturday, March 15, 2014

33 Watch | Why We Celebrate St. Patrick's Day

Saint Patrick was born in 387 AD, around the time Christians began worshiping on Sunday instead of Saturday, or the Sabbath Day, or the day of worship as instructed by the Bible. This transition from Saturday to Sunday worship is credited to the Catholic Church, and the late 4th Century, right around the time of St. Patrick's birth in 387 AD. St. Patrick was born in Banwen and had the birth name Maewyn Succat.

Maewyn = 4+1+5+5+7+5 = 27
Succat = 1+3+3+3+1+2 = 13/22
Maewyn Succat = 40/49
Green = 49 (Simple English Gematria)
He was born in Banwen...

Banwen = 2+1+5+5+5+5 = 23

The birthplace of St. Patrick has a coded 5555.

When St. Patrick (Maewyn Succat) was about 16, he was captured from his home in Great Britain, and taken as a slave to Ireland, where he lived for six years before escaping and returning to his family (I wonder who kept him for a sum of six years?). After becoming a cleric, he returned to northern and western Ireland. In later life, he served as an ordained bishop, but little is actually known about the places he served. By the seventh century, St. Patrick had already come to be revered as the patron saint of Ireland.

Sixteen = 1+9+6+2+5+5+5 = 33
Bishop = 2+9+1+8+6+7 = 33
Priest = 7+9+9+5+1+2 = 33

At the present, he is best known as the "Apostle of Ireland", for spreading Christianity across the U.K. and even much further. Every March 17, many Western nations celebrate the day as 'St. Patrick's Day'; doing everything from dying rivers green, to beer, to hair, to clothing. It is celebrated by both religious and non religious alike, in very different ways. What none of these people realize however, is that they're worshiping the "33".

Patrick = 7+1+2+9+9+3+2 = 33

This holiday ties in perfectly with the ancient Catholic Church and its 33 numerology. Two of the oldest Catholic Churches are Santa Prassede and Santa Cecilia.

Santa = 1+1+5+2+1 = 10 = 1
Prassede = 7+9+1+1+1+5+4+5 = 33
Cecilia = 3+5+3+9+3+9+1 = 33

It also traces back to Christopher Columbus, or CC, or 33, and his sailing to America, where he gave the people of the land of North America the name "Indian". As a Nation we celebrate Christopher Columbus day in October, the only month with 33 numerology.

Indian = 9+5+4+9+1+5 = 33
October = 6+3+2+6+2+5+9 = 33

This year if you find your self drinking green beer, remember you're doing it for the 33, that goes by the name of Illuminati, and is said to be made up of 13 families, whether you realize it or not. Before reading this, you probably didn't have a clue why Saint Patrick was so important, or at least more important than other saints of the past. It is because of the numerology of name "Patrick" and the word "Green".

Green = 7+18+5+5+14 = 49, reduces to 13, reduces to 4
Green = 7+9+5+5+5 = 31, reduces to 4

In numerology, green is a foundational word, with a numerology of 4
It also has a coded 555, a number that is of significance to these people
The Washington Monument is 555 feet tall
St. Patrick was born in a town with 5555 numerology.

For my whole life, I've never understood Saint Patrick's Day or why it is part of our culture. I've never enjoyed being told I need to wear green or that I'll get pinched. I've never cared about Saint Patrick or Catholicism. All this time it has seemed arbitrary and mostly senseless. Surely Patrick isn't the only important Saint in the world, so why does he have the famous holiday? These days, it seems my peers use St. Patrick's Day as one more excuse for a reason to consume alcohol and get wasted. It's lame. The whole sham. And now that I understand the significance of 33, to these powers that be, this shadow government... for the first time, this whole 'Saint' Patrick' thing makes sense.