Question: If she was the talk of the town, how was she able to avoid being persecuted? (Please read on the old Jewish rules for unfaithfulness and divorce)

God’s answer:

Partly tied ribbon (symbol of being bound together- tie the knot)

 

Meaning: Saint Joseph married her. I have learned that in the Jewish tradition, to be betrothed is in essence to be married. This is why God used the word secured the knot since it was already tied.

“According to Torah law, marriage is a two-step process. The first stage is called kiddushin, loosely translated as "betrothal," and the second step is known as nisu'in, the finalization of the nuptials. Both kiddushin and nisu'in are accomplished successively beneath the chupah: the kiddushin is effected when the groom gives the bride the wedding band, and the nisu'in through "chupah" -- the husband uniting with the wife under one roof for the sake of marriage.”⁹

Question: When were You born?

God did not give me the immediate answer to this question. He first wanted me to understand the significance of the day when He was born. This was how it unfolded.

God’s answer:

Three crowns: Melchior, Caspar and Balthazar

 

Meaning: The three wise men who visited Jesus were astrologers (they followed the signs). However, since God used crowns, this also indicates they were kings. Their names were Melchior, Caspar and Balthazar.

The first word God gave me was “Orion”. "The Orion's Belt, in the Orion constellation, consists of the three bright stars: Alnitak, Alnilam and Mintaka. It is also known as The Three Kings."¹⁰ One of the interpretations is that these three stars are the three kings following the Star of Sirius (the brightest star).