On April 6, 2023, the Holy Spirit began showing me something regarding Trump, Scotland, Plaid, Tartan, Tribes of Israel, and the Coat of Many Colors of Joseph.

I shared the notes I took down on my social media pages that evening and talked further about it on my Life in the Faith Lane broadcast on Monday, April 10, 2023.

Watch the video below and then see the notes that follow.

 

 Notes

The Holy Spirit is showing me something regarding Trump, Scotland, Plaid, Tartan, Tribes of Israel, and the Coat of Many Colors of Joseph.

Tartan Day is a North American celebration of Scottish heritage on 6 April, the date on which the Declaration of Arbroath was signed in 1320. It originated in Canada in the mid-1980s. It spread to other communities of the Scottish diaspora in the 1990s. Wikipedia

Date: Thursday, April 6, 2023

Celebrations: Parades of pipe bands, Highland dancing, and other Scottish-themed events

Today is TARTAN DAY

Tartan Identifies the Clan or Tribe of Scotland – it is rooted to the banner colors over each tribe of Israel

An analysis of the meaning of the Hebrew term “cotonet pasim” and a comparison with garments of tartan-type design worn by Ancient Hebrews indicates that indeed the cloak of Joseph had a tartan design.

But what does it matter?

Why should we care?

What is the type of dress worn by Joseph supposed to tell us one way or other?

If we were to find tartan type designs in archaeological findings in China, Japan, Africa, would it make any difference?

In answer, we would reply, Probably Not!

[In fact, as we will see, tartan designs have been recovered by archaeological excavations in China but here too they may be attributed to an offshoot of the Celts that moved eastward.]

The Ten Tribes of Israel  who were exiled by the Assyrians and lost their identity became entities in Western Europe.

Part of the tribe of Joseph reached Scotland. Other Israelites reached Ireland and other portions of what in Modern Terms is considered ancient Celtic Civilization. The Tartan design became associated with Celtic bodies. From Ireland it passed to Scotland along with the Scots who gave Scotland its name. In Scotland it became a national symbol. Today in popular consciousness the design, especially as seen on the Kilt, it is considered particularly Scottish and the Scottish themselves so relate to it.

We know from other sources that many of the inhabitants of Scotland (and their offshoots in Ulster and North America etc) descend from Joseph especially Manasseh. There is therefore significance that the Scottish alone retain and maintain the same dress that distinguished Joseph from his brothers.

Genesis 37 (New King James Version)

37:3 Now Israel loved Joseph more than all his children, because he was the son of his old age. Also he made him a tunic of many colors.

37:4 But when his brothers saw that their father loved him more than all his brothers, they hated him and could not speak peaceably to him.

The tartan dress according to this may well have been the same dress that set Joseph apart from all the others. If this is so it has significance. It does not prove anything in itself but seen in the light of Brit-Am Teaching concerning the Scottish and their Israelite Origins it is well worth considering.

The implication is that the cloak of Joseph had a tartan design. This design was similar to that known from the region of  Ancient Canaan (Land of Israel) and may have been maintained by a portion of the Lost Ten Tribes (including the Tribes of Joseph) when they went into Exile. Some of these tribes reached the British Isles. In the past a tartan design was to be found amongst several of them. [Ancient tartan designs have also been reported from Scandinavia.] The Scottish received the design (together with the Scots) from Ireland. Only Scotland kept the design as part of its national self-recognition. From Scotland the design and the concept of a tartan distinctiveness has spread elsewhere and today is rather important in Canada and the USA. Since descendants of Joseph appear to be those who have persistently appreciated the design and elevated it to national levels then this could well reflect an instinctive subconscious identification with Joseph. Alternately the link between descendants of Joseph and the continued use of the tartan design may be attributed to Divine Providence. Either way it has an importance.  

Source: https://www.britam.org/tartan.html#Term 

Trump – Scotland – America

TRUMP (MacLeod) TARTAN

TRUMP (MacLeod) SCOTTISH TARTAN

FITZGERALD (KENNEDY) SCOTTISH TARTAN

“Torah Shleymah” (Hebrew) by Menachem Mendel Kasher, Jerusalem, 5752.

on Genesis 37:3 (p. 1398 note 48) says:

# PASIM. Each and every PAS [i.e. stripe] was an entity on its own like [overlapping in a diamond-type pattern] the ears on a piece [Hebrew: “pisat” from PAS] of grain # Midrash HaChafets Manuscript.[48]

Note 48: # ..The Tunic was made of stripes with one stripe of one color and the next stripe of another like a Miletus garment which is made [plaided] of plaited stripes #

Explanation: A certain type of fine woolen cloth was named after Miletus [Milet in Hebrew]. Here it says that clothing from Miletus was woven in plaited plaids. It was folded in on itself and woven in diagonal lines.

An example of plaits is seen with girls with long hair who sometimes plait a kind of pony-tail with the plaits overlapping each other.

The Midrashic source says that each plaited unit was of a different color.

This is in effect a garment woven in the pattern such as that of the Temple Service tunic:

http://britam.org/tartan3.html 

i.e. in a diamond (tartan) -type pattern but in the case of the Coat of Joseph not only was the tunic woven in such a fashion but also the colors were variegated.

In the story of Tamar, daughter of David  (2-Samuel 13:18) we read:

#Now she had on a robe of many colors [“cotonet passim”], for the king’s virgin daughters wore such apparel. #

The “cotonet passim” given by Jacob to Joseph was also a mark of rank and status.

Daat Mikra: #It would appear that we would not be mistaken in suggesting that Jacob when he made this garment intended that there should be fulfilled in Joseph the prophecy he had just received that “kings shall come from your body”  (Genesis 35: 11)# (DM Genesis 37:4 n.14b).

Gersonides opined that Cotonet Pasim connoted royalty.

Nachmanides (1194-1270, Spain, Jerusalem in Israel)

Nachmanides (like Gersonides) mentions both the signification of royalty and the tartan-type [tashbets] design.

Nachmanides (Exodus 28:2): ## For these clothes are clothes of royalty and like unto them were worn by monarchs in the time of the Torah. And so we find concerning the Cotonet, “he made him a tunic of many colors” (Genesis 37:3), meaning embroidered in the form of lines [Pasim] this being a garment of [tartan-type] Squares [tashbets]##.

THIS CONFIRMS THE WORD GOD GAVE US THAT BOTH DONALD J TRUMP AND JOHN F KENNEDY JUNIOR BOTH KNOW THEIR ROYAL BLOODLINES COME FROM JUDAH AND JOSEPH

THEY HAVE BEEN TELLING US WITH THE TARTANS

THE ANGELS OF AMERICA AND SCOTLAND IN MY VISION IN HEAVEN WITH JESUS “A PAGE HAS BEEN TURNED” WITH SCOTLAND THE BRAVE ON THE BAGPIPES AND THE DRUM AND FIFE AND BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC

JUDAH AND JOSEPH

JUDAH WEPT WHEN HE RECOGNIZED HIS BROTHER

Genesis 37:3.

# Cotonot Pasim. This was a sign that Joseph would be the leader in the house and in the field

as it says,  AND I WILL CLOTHE HIM WITH THY ROBE [Hebrew “cotonetcha”] …

AND I WILL COMMIT THY GOVERNMENT INTO HIS HAND [Isaiah 22:21].

The “cotonet passim” was not just an attractive garment. It was also a mark of rank.

The tartan kilts and designs in Scotland were also used to denote rank.

The Many-colored coat of Joseph was a mark of rank, decorated with striped lines of different colors, arranged in squares and interlocking with each other. It may not have been exactly like the tattern patterns we are familiar with but neither would it have been much different and could well have given rise to them. It was also probably made of linen.  The first tartan cloaks that arrived in Scotland from Ireland were also made of linen.

Mary Anne Trump (née MacLeod; Scottish Gaelic: Màiri Anna Nic Leòid [ˈmaːɾʲɪ ˈan̪ˠa ɲiçkʲ ˈʎɔːtʲ]; May 10, 1912 – August 7, 2000) was a Scottish-American domestic worker. She was the wife of real-estate developer Fred Trump, and the mother of Donald Trump, the 45th president of the United States.

Born in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, Mary Trump immigrated to the United States in 1930 and became a naturalized citizen in March 1942.[1] She raised five children with her husband and lived in the New York area.[2]

Born  Mary Anne MacLeod

May 10, 1912

Tong, Lewis, Scotland, United Kingdom

Died  August 7, 2000 (aged 88)

New Hyde Park, New York, U.S.

Burial place  Lutheran All Faiths Cemetery, New York City

Citizenship  

British subject

United States (from 1942)

Occupation  Domestic worker

Spouse  Fred Trump

​(m. 1936; died 1999)​

Children  

MaryanneFred Jr.ElizabethDonaldRobert

The Royal Judah Bloodline for Donald J. Trump came through his Mother’s side — MacLeod

The Joseph Tribe of Israel Bloodline (Ephraim-Manessa) connected to the Fitzgerald bloodline of Scotland – Ireland (dark-haired Scots) John Fitzgerald Kennedy also came from the Mother’s side – Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy

Kennedy family matriarch

Born  Rose Elizabeth Fitzgerald

July 22, 1890

Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.

Died  January 22, 1995 (aged 104)

Hyannis Port, Massachusetts, U.S.

Buried  Holyhood Cemetery

Brookline, Massachusetts, U.S.

Spouse(s)  Joseph P. Kennedy Sr.

​(m. 1914; died 1969)​

Issue  

Joseph Jr.JohnRosemaryKathleenEunicePatriciaRobertJeanEdward

Parents  John Francis Fitzgerald

Mary Josephine Hannon

Rose Fitzgerald married JOSEPH Kennedy and had a son named Joseph

Mary MacLeod married Fred Trump and has a great-grandson named JOSEPH (via Ivanka)

YEHOVAH NISSI – THE LORD IS MY BANNER

TARTANS ARE ALSO BANNER COLORS OVER CLANS OF SCOTLAND AND IRELAND

TARTAN DAY – APRIL 6TH

Hebrew Calendar For Thursday, April 6th 2023  – 15 Nissan 5783

Passover – 1st Day (2nd Seder tonight)

Candle Lighting

Light Holiday Candles after nightfall ––:––

Torah Reading

Pesach Day 1: Exodus 12:21-51

Pesach Day 1: Numbers 28:16-25

Pesach Day 1: Joshua 3:5-7; Joshua 5:2 – 6:1; Joshua 6:27

Jewish History

“Covenant Between the Parts” (1743 BCE)
On the 15th of Nissan of the year 2018 from creation (1743 BCE) G-d forged a special covenant with Abraham in which the destiny of the Jewish people was foretold: the Holy Land was bequeathed to them as their eternal heritage, but first they would have to experience galut–exile and persecution. “And He said to Abram: ‘Know surely that your descendants shall be strangers in a land that is not theirs, and they will be enslaved to them, and they will afflict them four hundred years… and afterward they shall come out with great wealth.’ And when the sun went down and it was dark, behold, a smoking furnace and a burning torch which passed between those pieces… On that day G-d made a covenant with Abram, saying: ‘To your seed I have given these land, from the river of Egypt to the great river, the River Euphrates'” (Genesis 15:13-18).

Links:
The Covenant Between the Parts

Great Wealth

Sparks

Abraham Battles Four Kings (1738 BCE?)
When Lot was taken captive by the four kings who conquered the “five cities of the plain” (Sodom, Gomorra, Admah, Zevoim and Zoar), Abraham, aided only by a small band of loyal servants, went to battle to rescue his nephew; “the night divided for them, for him and his servants, and they defeated them, pursuing them to Hovah, which is to the left of Damascus… And he recovered all the property; also his kinsman, Lot, and his property were recovered, and also the women and the people” (Genesis 14:15-16).

Link: Abraham’s battle

Angels Visit Abraham (1714 BCE)
On the 3rd day following his circumcision at age 99 (see “Today in Jewish History” for Nissan 13) three angels visited Abraham: Rephael healed him, and Michael informed Abraham and Sarah that, in exactly one year, a son will be born to them. (The third angel, Gabriel, proceeded to Sodom to destroy the wicked city).

Link:
More on Angels

Isaac Born (1713 BCE)
“G-d remembered Sarah as He had said; and G-d did to Sarah as He had spoken. And Sarah conceived, and bore Abraham a son in his old age, at the set time of which G-d had spoken to him… Abraham was a hundred years old, when his son Isaac was born to him. And Sarah declared: ‘G-d has made laughter for me, so that all that hear will laugh (‘yitzchak’) with me'” (Genesis 21:1-6).

Links:
The Resemblance

Learning to Laugh

Jacob Wrestles with Angel (1556 BCE)
“And Jacob was left alone, and a man wrestled with him until the break of dawn. When he saw that he could not prevail against him, he touched the socket of his hip, and the socket of Jacob’s hip became dislocated as he wrestled with him. And he (the angel) said, ‘Let me go, for dawn is breaking,’ but he (Jacob) said, ‘I will not let you go unless you have blessed me.’ So he said to him, ‘What is your name?’ and he said, ‘Jacob.’ And he said, ‘Your name shall be called no more Jacob, but Israel; for you have contended with G-d and with men, and have prevailed'” (Genesis 32:25-29). It was the eve of Nissan 15.

The next morning, Jacob confronted Esau in the flesh. Esau, who had come with a band of armed men with the intention to kill his brother, “ran to meet him, and embraced him, and fell on his neck, and kissed him; and they wept.” Esau invited Jacob to join him in his mountain kingdom of Se’ir, but Jacob replied, “Please, let my lord go on ahead before his servant; and I will lead on slowly, according to the pace of the cattle that goes before me and the children, until I come to my lord to Se’ir” — a promise yet to be fulfilled (ibid., 33:4-14).

Links:
Wrestling with Angels

Facing Reality

Why Does Esau Hate Jacob?

Moses at Burning Bush (1314 BCE)
On the 15th of Nissan of the year 2447 from creation (1314 BCE) — exactly one year before the Exodus — Moses was shepherding the flocks of his father-in-law, Jethro, at the foot of Mount Sinai, when G-d appeared to him in a “thornbush that burned with fire, but was not consumed” and instructed him to return to Egypt, come before Pharaoh, and demand in the name of G-d: “Let My people go, so that they may serve Me.” For seven days and seven nights Moses argued with G-d, pleading that he is the wrong person for the job, before accepting the mission to redeem the people of Israel and bring them to Sinai.

Links:
Moses at the Burning Bush

I Am

The Exodus (1313 BCE)
At the stroke of midnight of Nissan 15 of the year 2448 from creation (1313 BCE), 210 years after Jacob settled in Egypt and 430 years after the “Covenant Between the Parts,” G-d visited the last of the ten plagues on the Egyptians, killing all their firstborn. Earlier that evening, the Children of Israel conducted the first “seder” of history, eating the roasted meat of the Passover offering with matzot and bitter herbs, and sprinkling the blood of the sacrifice on their doorposts as a sign that G-d will “pass over” their homes when inflicting the plague upon the Egyptians. Pharaoh’s resistance to free them was broken, and he virtually chased his former slaves out of the land. Several million souls–600,000 adult males, plus the woman and children, and a large “mixed multitude” of non-Hebrews who joined them — left Egypt on that day, and began the 50-day trek to Sinai and their birth as G-d’s chosen people.

Links: 19 Flavors of Freedom; Exploring Passover

Queen Vashti Executed (366 BCE)
On the seventh day of his royal feast (see Jewish history for 9 Nissan), King Achashverosh demanded that the Queen Vashti appear unclothed to display her beauty before all the attending guests. When Vashti refused this obscene request, the king had her executed.

Her ignominious death on Shabbat was divine retribution for her penchant to force Jewish girls to work on Shabbat, and paved the way for Esther to become queen and save the Jewish nation from Haman’s plot.

Links:
The Death Verdict

Mordechai and Esther

Daniel in Lions’ Den (372 BCE)
Daniel was cast into a den of hungry lions by Darius I of Persia for violating a royal edict that no man may pray to any god save the king for 30 days. Miraculously, the lions did not touch him, and he emerged from the den unscathed (Daniel 6:5-29).

Links: Monotheism in Rostov; more on Mesirat Nefesh (self sacrifice)

Source: https://www.chabad.org/calendar/view/day.asp?tdate=4/06/2023