There is a very interesting and deeply exciting symbolic use of words, numbers, word-pictures and parallels in the recent rescue of four children in a plane crash in Columbia. Everything about this crash and rescue operation is being symbolically used to point to the imminence of the salvation of the Israel of God! Praise God forever!

Luke 21:28
And when these things begin to come to pass, then look up, and lift up your heads; for your redemption draweth nigh.

All these is pointing to one fact - salvation has come for Israel. Everything about this crash and the rescue is to tell the world that Israel is now saved; that the LORD has rescued his children

The mother of four children rescued after 40 days in the Amazon jungle was alive for four days after their plane crashed.

Four in the Bible represents completeness. Four children represents the complete children of God. The totality of God's children.

40 days in the wilderness is the parallel of Israel wandering in the wilderness for 40years; the flood of rain that fell in Noah's time for forty days; Moses abiding in Mont Sinai for 40days to receive the 10 commandments; for 40days Goliath taunted Israel; Jesus fasting for 40days and 40nights etc., the point being that 40 in the Bible represents an undefined but specific period of time. it could be 500years, and it could be less or more.

Their mother being alive for four days is a completion and perfecting of her life (her renewal). This was her refining, her death, her ascendance, and her coming resurrection

The plane crash in Columbia, the rescue of the children, and relating the symbolism to Israel's salvation

First off, let us understand something: the plane crash, the four children, 40 days, their mother being alive for four days, the children wandering in the wilderness for forty days, the eldest child being 13 years old (1+3=4), in the Amazonian wilderness, with all kinds of wild beasts on the prowl, surviving of Cassava flour (Farina/Garri) and wild fruits etc., all point to Bible symbolism

Revelation 12:14
And to the woman were given two wings of a great eagle, that she might fly into the wilderness, into her place, where she is nourished for a time, and times, and half a time, from the face of the serpent.

Even their mother's name is Magdalena

Colombia plane crash: Mum told children to leave her and get help

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-65874377

The mother of four children rescued after 40 days in the Amazon jungle was alive for four days after their plane crashed.
Magdalena Mucutuy told her children to leave and find help as she lay dying.

Speaking to reporters, the children's father, Manuel Ranoque, said his eldest daughter told him their mother urged them to "get out" and save themselves.

The siblings, aged 13, nine, five, and one, were rescued and airlifted out of the jungle on Friday.

They were moved to a military hospital in the nation's capital Bogota.

"The one thing that [13-year-old Lesly] has cleared up for me is that, in fact, her mother was alive for four days," Mr Ranoque told reporters outside the hospital.

"Before she died, their mum told them something like, 'You guys get out of here. You guys are going to see the kind of man your dad is, and he's going to show you the same kind of great love that I have shown you," he said.

Details have been emerging about the children's time in the jungle and their miraculous rescue - including the first things the children said when they were found.

Rescue worker Nicolás Ordóñez Gomes recalled the moment they discovered the children.

"The eldest daughter, Lesly, with the little one in her arms, ran towards me. Lesly said: 'I'm hungry,'" he told public broadcast channel RTVC.

"One of the two boys was lying down. He got up and said to me: 'My mum is dead.'" He said rescuers responded with "positive words, saying that we were friends, that we were sent by the family".

Mr Ordóñez said the boy replied: "I want some bread and sausage."

The children are members of the Huitoto indigenous group and their grandfather told Colombian media that their knowledge of edible fruit and seeds had been key to their survival.

The eldest child, 13-year-old Lesly, has been credited with keeping her siblings alive.

Henry Guerrero, an indigenous man who was part of the team which finally located the children, said they managed to build a small shelter.

"They had made a small tent from a tarpaulin and placed a towel on the ground. They always stayed near the river and she [Lesly] carried a small soda bottle which she used to [fill with and] carry water."

In footage released on Sunday of the children's rescue, the four siblings appeared to be emaciated from the weeks they spent fending for themselves in the wilderness.

Mr Guerrero said that "the only thing they had in mind was to eat, eat", when they were found. "They wanted to eat rice pudding, they wanted to eat bread," he said.

Ms Mucutuy and her children had been travelling on the Cessna 206 aircraft from Araracuara, in Amazonas province, to San José del Guaviare, on 1 May.

Their plan was to join the children's father, who had fled their home after receiving threats from a rebel group.

The plane crashed nose first in dense jungle in the south of Colombia after experiencing engine failure. It took search teams two weeks to locate the wreckage.

The bodies of the adults on board - the children's mother and the two pilots - were found at the crash site by the army but it appeared that the children had wandered into the rainforest to find help.

The missing children became the focus of a huge rescue operation involving more than 100 soldiers, local indigenous people and sniffer dogs.

The search teams repeatedly spotted signs in the jungle, including footprints and fruit that had been bitten into, which led them to believe the children had survived the crash.

Helicopters flew over the area broadcasting a recorded message from their grandmother in the Huitoto language urging them to stay put to make it easier to locate them.

The children told their rescuers that they had heard the helicopters and the message.

They were finally located on Friday in a small clearing by a team of rescuers who had heard one of the siblings crying. "When we found them, it was really a great happiness," Mr Guerrero said, describing the moment.

Their grandfather, Fidencio Valencia, said they were "very weakened, they have small wounds and bruises, they have illnesses that they contracted in the jungle, but overall they're well, they're in good hands".

He added that a bag of cassava flour the children had found in the plane had sustained them for the first weeks.

They are being treated in hospital for malnutrition and dehydration and have been visited by their family and members of the search operation.

The Colombian military tweeted drawings the children had painted, one of which shows a sniffer dog known as Wilson.

Wilson, who lost contact with his handlers, is thought to have tracked the children down and spent some time with them in the jungle but is now unaccounted for.

The Colombian military said it would continue searching for the dog, assuring Colombians in a tweet that "we leave no one behind".

Children survive 40 days in jungle after plane crash

https://www.rt.com/news/577813-colombia-plane-crash-children-jungle/

Colombian authorities had for weeks been carrying out an intensive search for the lost siblings

Four children who went missing after the plane they were in crashed over the Amazon jungle last month have been found alive. With the youngest of the four aged just 11 months when their aircraft crashed, the kids endured the elements for nearly six weeks.

The Colombian military announced the news in a tweet on Friday night, sharing images showing the children alongside soldiers and rescue personnel.

“The union of efforts made this joy possible for Colombia. Glory to the soldiers of the [Colombian Military Forces], to the indigenous communities and institutions that were part of Operation Hope,” it said, referring to the search mission.

Colombia's President Gustavo Petro celebrated the rescue in his own social media post, also calling it a “joy for the whole country.” While the children’s condition was not immediately clear, he told reporters that they were “weak” when found and are now receiving medical attention.
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The four siblings were reportedly spotted near the boundary between Colombia’s Guaviare and Caqueta provinces, not far from the crash site of the single-engine Cessna plane which went down rapidly on May 1. The children's parents and the pilot were killed in the accident. Their bodies were previously found near the plane, which had suffered an engine failure.

The children, aged 13, nine, four and one, hail from the indigenous Huitoto people, who are native to southern Colombia and northern Peru. Officials said the two eldest children had some experience surviving in the rainforest, skills that may have helped them brave their ordeal.

Late last month, President Petro was forced to retract a statement after declaring that the kids had been found “after arduous searching by our military.” He later apologized for the premature announcement, saying the information had been passed to him by the state-run Colombian Institute of Family Welfare but had not been confirmed.

At least 150 soldiers took part in the sprawling search operation, as well as helicopters and other military aircraft. The planes dropped supplies over the area the children were thought to be located, also launching flares at night to illuminate the thick foliage for rescuers on the ground. Search teams also used loudspeakers to play a recorded message from the children’s grandmother telling them to stay put, hoping they would be more receptive to a familiar voice.

Colombian plane crash: mother told children to leave her so they could survive

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jun/11/colombian-plane-crash-mother-told-children-to-leave-her-so-they-could-survive

Details of woman’s final days emerge after four siblings rescued following almost six weeks in Amazon jungle

The mother of the four young Colombian siblings who managed to survive for almost six weeks in the Amazon jungle clung to life for four days after their plane crashed before telling her children to leave her in the hope of improving their chances of being rescued.

Details of the woman’s final days came as further information emerged about the children’s astonishing feat of endurance.

The father of two of the children, Manuel Ranoque, told reporters on Sunday that his wife, Magdalena Mucutuy, had survived the crash but perished four days later.

“My daughter has told me that their mother was alive for four days,” said Ranoque.
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“Before she died, she said to them: ‘Maybe you should go. You guys are going to see the kind of man your dad is, and he’s going to show you the same kind of great love that I have shown you.’”

The children – aged 13, nine, four and 11 months – were travelling with their mother from the Amazonian village of Araracuara to San José del Guaviare when their Cessna plane crashed after the pilot reported engine failure in the early hours of 1 May.

A military sniffer dog found the siblings, who are members of the Huitoto Indigenous community, on Friday after they had spent more than a month in an area where snakes, mosquitoes and other animals abound.

The children’s great-uncle, Fidencio Valencia, said the siblings had survived by eating fariña, or cassava flour, and by using their knowledge of the rainforest’s fruits.

“When the plane crashed, they took fariña [from the wreckage], and with that they survived,” he told reporters outside the hospital, where they are expected to remain for a minimum of two weeks.

“After the fariña ran out, they began to eat seeds,” Valencia added. The children appear to owe their lives to the eldest sibling, Lesly, who kept them safe and nourished by using the knowledge of the rainforest her mother had passed on to her.

The timing of their ordeal was also in the children’s favour. Astrid Cáceres, the head of the Colombian Institute of Family Welfare, said the youngsters had been able to eat fruit because “the jungle was in harvest”.

“They will tell their stories and you will hear them,” said Ranoque, after visiting the children at Bogota’s military hospital.

Valencia, who also visited the children in the Bogotá hospital where they are recuperating, said they were “shattered but in good hands and it’s great they’re alive”.

He added: “We were in the darkness, but now dawn has broken and I have seen the light.”

Damaris Mucutuy, an aunt of the children, told a radio station that “the children are fine” despite being dehydrated and having insect bites. She said they had also been offered mental health support.

A search team found the plane on 16 May in a thick patch of the rainforest and recovered the bodies of the three adults on board but the children were nowhere to be found.

Sensing they could be alive, Colombia’s army stepped up the hunt and flew 150 soldiers with dogs into the area, where mist and thick foliage greatly limited visibility. Dozens of Indigenous volunteers also joined the search.
Amazon plane crash: Colombian military rescue children found alive after 40 days – video

Soldiers in helicopters dropped boxes of food into the jungle, hoping that it would help sustain the children. Planes flying over the area fired flares to help search crews on the ground at night, and rescuers used speakers that blasted a message recorded by the siblings’ grandmother telling them to stay in one place.

As the search progressed, soldiers found small clues that led them to believe the children were still alive, including footprints, a baby bottle, nappies and pieces of fruit that looked as if humans had taken bites out of them.

Gen Pedro Sánchez, who was in charge of the rescue effort, said the children were found 5km (3 miles) away from the crash site in a small forest clearing. He said rescue teams had passed within 20 to 50 metres (66 to 165ft) of where the children were found on a couple of occasions but had missed them.

“The minor children were already very weak,” Sánchez said. “They were only strong enough to breathe or reach a small fruit to feed themselves or drink a drop of water in the jungle,” he said.

Some confusion remains as to why the children were not found earlier, given that search teams had passed so close to them. Their great-uncle said that fear had probably led them to hide from their rescuers.

“They were afraid out there, with the dogs barking,” said Valencia. “They hid among the trees … they ran.”

The children may have been frightened of the uniformed search party because their father had previously been threatened by members of a dissident unit of the demobilised Colombian rebel group the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia.
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According to Alicia Méndez, a journalist with El Tiempo, the children had also been scared when they heard their grandmother’s voice booming out of the loudspeakers.

“They heard the message and they were afraid, they hid in the bush so as not to be found,” said Méndez. “Every time [the search team] was close, they hid. We don’t know what was going through their little heads.”

It has also emerged that a military rescue dog called Wilson played a key role in the discovery of the children. The siblings told officials that they had spent time with Wilson, a Belgian shepherd, but that the dog had later gone missing.

As well as discovering the baby’s bottle, Wilson is thought to have left tracks that led the search team to the children.

Cáceres confirmed that Lesly had said they were accompanied by “a dog who was lost, that didn’t know where to go and which accompanied us for a while”. It is believed, though not confirmed, that the dog was Wilson.

The Colombian military said the dog, who had received a year’s rescue training, could have become disoriented by the heavy rains and poor visibility and that his behaviour may have been affected by contact with wild animals such as jaguars and anaconda.

Soldiers had been close to rescuing Wilson on two occasions only for the dog to run away from them. The army’s official Twitter account confirmed that the search continues: “We are united to return our canine commando Wilson from the jungle. The operation isn’t over until we find him!”

Colombia’s president, Gustavo Petro, who joyfully announced the discovery of the children on Friday, met them in hospital on Saturday.

“The jungle saved them,” said Petro. “They are children of the jungle, and now they are also children of Colombia.”

The Colombian singer Shakira also celebrated the children’s rescue, tweeting: “The suffering of Lesly, Soleiny, Tien and Cristin and the miracle of their lives have shaken us all and have given us the greatest example of unity and resilience.”

All the statements in the reporting are very curious. It would be very interesting to analyze all the reporting statement by statement. Big truths hidden in plain view. The salvation and redemption of the Israel of God has come

The children, aged 13, nine, four and one

Why is 13, the age of the first child written in figures and not in words like the ages of the other children? It is against the rules of prose to write numbers in figures, it should be in words. But this is how all the news outlets reported the child's age, writing 13 instead of thirteen. it is no coincidence. The age of the first child is 1+3 and it is equal to four.

This number 4 points to the COMPLETE maturity of the child to lead his other siblings. This is pointing to Christ leading his siblings, all four of them, surviving in the wilderness by their senior brother's skill in jungle survival methods and knowledge fruits and nuts that are safe to eat. This is Christ. This is Michael.

So curious that their mother's name is Magdalena, lol.

Isaiah 50:1
Thus saith the Lord, Where is the bill of your mother's divorcement, whom I have put away? or which of my creditors is it to whom I have sold you? Behold, for your iniquities have ye sold yourselves, and for your transgressions is your mother put away.

I will try to analyze this story later. The name of their father is Manuel (Emmanuel) and the name of their mother is Magdalena (obvious reference Mary Magdalene). They were eating garri in the wilderness and when they were rescued what they wanted the most was food

This is the story of the redemption of Israel from the wilderness

Revelation 12:14
And to the woman were given two wings of a great eagle, that she might fly into the wilderness, into her place, where she is nourished for a time, and times, and half a time, from the face of the serpent.

MrPresident1:
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Henry Guerrero, an indigenous man who was part of the team which finally located the children, said they managed to build a small shelter.
"They had made a small tent from a tarpaulin and placed a towel on the ground. They always stayed near the river and she [Lesly] carried a small soda bottle which she used to [fill with and] carry water."
In footage released on Sunday of the children's rescue, the four siblings appeared to be emaciated from the weeks they spent fending for themselves in the wilderness.

If you understood the symbolism of this rescue, you will have a better understanding of what is happening in Niger (black) Republic
They managed to build a small shelter - of mud and clay, they stayed near the river - River Niger, they were emaciated, after fending for themselves in the wilderness of Africa. And they survived by eating Farina - cassava- garri

This plane crash and the rescue of the children is the symbolism of the the of Israel in the wilderness

MrPresident1:


“Before she died, she said to them: ‘Maybe you should go. You guys are going to see the kind of man your dad is, and he’s going to show you the same kind of great love that I have shown you.’”

A military sniffer dog found the siblings, who are members of the Huitoto Indigenous community, on Friday after they had spent more than a month in an area where snakes, mosquitoes and other animals abound.

The children’s great-uncle, Fidencio Valencia, said the siblings had survived by eating fariña, or cassava flour, and by using their knowledge of the rainforest’s fruits..

The kind of man their Dad is...God is their father. God is our father. He will show us exceeding great love.
The military sniffer dog is the trackers like Mungo Park that 'discovered' the source of the Niger or BLACK River. John and Richard Lander are also military sniffer dogs. Mungo park did not return home after 'discovering' the source of the BLACK river
They survived by eating Cassava-Garri
they were in the midst of wild animals including dangerous snakes, and mosquitos. They suffered from Malaria, Dengue fever, and other tropical diseases.

But eventually, salvation and rescue came to them