6 Sivan is Psalm 27:1 – Shavuot

On 6 Sivan, Psalm 27:1 reminds us that the God who gave His light at Sinai is our strength and salvation today. On 6 Sivan, the day traditionally associated with Shavuot—the giving of the Torah—Psalm 27:1 becomes a declaration that the same God who revealed light at Sinai continues to be your strength and safety today.

It is written

🔗 Psalm 27:1

27 The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?

🔗 Psalm 27

Open Vision – Jesus Crushing the Dragon

Mayra saw an open vision of Jesus crushing the dragon.

Mayra saw a few people preaching from the Bible in the streets of China.

The Spirit of God to Mayra

Dragon means China

My hand of protection is upon all my children.

My children, my blessings are upon you.

– The Spirit of God

It is written

🔗 1 Corinthians 15:57

57 But thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.

🔗 1 Corinthians 15

It is written

🔗 Romans 8:37

37 Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us.

🔗 Romans 8

Symbolic Meaning of 120 in Scripture

120 in the Bible represents:

A full measure of time (Genesis 6:3 — man’s days 120 years)

Completion before divine transition

A season closing and a new work of God beginning

Spiritual fullness leading to renewal

Moses lived 120 years, divided into three perfect 40-year seasons — a life marked by completion, commissioning, and divine purpose.

Biblical Interpretation of סין (China)

סין carries the weight of 120 — several fullness, divine timing, and God completing a work before beginning another. It speaks of nations under God’s measured seasons, where He appoints times, raises kingdoms, and brings them into His purpose.

In modern Hebrew, סין (Sin) is the word for China, and its gematria (120) gives a symbolic layer of meaning — but the number describes the word, not the nation itself.

In modern Hebrew, סין (Sin) means China, and its gematria—120—adds symbolic depth to the word. The letters ס (60), י (10), and ן (50) total 120, a number that marks fullness, divine timing, and the completion of one season before God begins another. In Scripture, 120 signals a full measure of time, a transition point, and renewed purpose, reflected in Moses’ 120-year life. Thus, סין carries the sense of God-appointed seasons and His sovereign work among nations.