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The first phase of our Assignment was to be carried out at St. Peter's Gallicantu Church on Mt. Zion, by the road to the Dung Gate¹. The sanctuary is round with window openings to the east, west, north and south. It is strategically placed above the Valley of Hinnom, over against the city of David, the Temple Mount, and Mt. of Olives. Our main battle against evil and reversing curses was to be waged there. 

Curses from the shedding of innocent blood had been released in the days of King Manasseh of Judah when children were sacrificed to Moloch in the Valley of Hinnom. We were to reverse these curses, overturn and bring down the stronghold of Moloch, and destroy his hold over the youth of Israel --- something not done until this day.

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Because of the perpetual burning and smoke in the Valley of Hinnom (corpses of criminals, animals and refuse were burnt there once King Josiah put an end to the human sacrifices) Ge-Hinnom (Hebrew) or Gehenna (Latin and English) became a synonym for hell. Jewish tradition says that in the valley of Hinnom is the mouth to hell. The Lord said that indeed one of the main gates of hell was there, and we were the vessels He chose through whom He would close it!

The valley of Ge-Hinnom, or Gehenna, known today as Wadi al-Rahabi, lies between the southern side of the Old City of Jerusalem, and Ein-Rogel ~ Virgin's Fountain, once marking the borders between Judah and Benjamin. It merges with the Kidron Valley (which runs from the East to the SE of the Old City along the foot of the Mt. of Olives) at Siloam, where yet a third valley, running from the center of Jerusalem to the SE, terminates. The Kidron Valley, however, continues all the way to the Dead Sea. (Hence, the possibility of the blood flowing for 200 miles from a very great slaughter, and reaching a horse’s bridle, is not impossible).

These curses, which have for the past millennia devoured the Jewish people, will one day devour their enemies. I do not refer to "personal" enemies here, for such we are commanded to love. I refer to the enemies of G-d who oppose His plan for the land and people of Israel; who would possess His land, destroy His people destined to be His witnesses, and seize Jerusalem as capital of a Palestinian State. Hence, in accordance with G-d’s Word, instead of the innocent blood of victimized Israelis, it will be the blood of G-d's and Israel's foes that flows through that valley². 

It is commonly believed that the Valley of Ge-Hinnom, together with the Kidron Valley, represents the "Valley of Jehosaphat," the valley of G-d's judgment upon His enemies.

It’s Joel 3 all the way! 

Following part one came part two at the Upper room, where we were to open the gates of heaven for G-d's blessings and salvation upon Israel, but also upon all who love Zion's gates. Those in whose hearts are the highways to Zion, who desire her peace and prosperity, and are seekers of G-d and doers of righteousness are co-heirs of G-d's blessings and salvation. 

Before knowing anything about the Valley of Hinnom and the St. Peter’s church, Shira was told by the Lord that she would be playing prophetically the lifting of the corporate veil over Israel. It is the veil G-d had placed so the Gentiles could come in³.

This report is not complete without reviewing the assignment's divine confirmations. However, in order not to try your patience any further, I have placed the account of the actual assignment first. My record of G-d’s specific instructions regarding a fast; the curious “coincidence” of numbers, and an alleged “sign” in the heavens of a certain constellation allignment follow the report.