Based on various sources such as Bilam’s prophecy and Ezekiel 48:35, Jerusalem’s name will be changed to ‘Ir HaShalom,’ ‘עיר השלום,’ ‘City of Peace,’ with Gematria of 661= “Ester” (אסתר), fulfilling Zakhariah’s 2:14 “Daughter of Tsion” prophecy. The 661 (596+65) also confirms the “Repatriation of Shekhina” to Jerusalem ירושלים‎ (596) + Adonai אדני “My Lord” (65), representing Malkhut (Kingdom) and affirming “Yom Yerushalayim.” (בראשית_ברא_אלהים=1202=עיר_השלום + עץ_השלום)

Ir HaShalom - עיר השלום - City of HaShalom

As prophesied by Bilam in Bamidbar 24:17, Ezekiel 48:35, and other sources, Jerusalem’s name will be changed to ‘Ir HaShalom,’ ‘עיר השלום,’ ‘City of HaShalom.’ The Talmud Shabbat 10b identifies “HaShalom” as one of God’s names; HaShalom connotes ‘The Completion’ or ‘The Peace.’ Thus, the new name implies the ‘City of Peace.’

Concurrently, Israel will be called ‘Ets HaShalom, ‘עץ השלום,’ ‘Tree of HaShalom.’

Gematria (Numerical Value)

The standard gematria of ‘עיר השלום,’ (‘Ir HaShalom’) is 661 — the first superstar prime and the 8th star prime number — equal to “Ester” (אסתר). It alludes to the Persian Queen Esther and fulfills Zachariah 2:14 prophecy, “Daughter of Tsion,” at the end of the Persian exile.

Gematria 661

The gematria ‘Ir HaShalom’ (661=596+65) is the sum of Jerusalem ירושלים‎ (596) + Adonai אדני “My Lord” (65), affirming the “Repatriation of Shekhina” to Jerusalem. 661 is also the standard gematria of הנרות (lamps).

Gematria 65

In addition to Adonai אדני “My Lord,” 65 is likewise the standard gematria of various other phenomena such as Mezuzah (מזוזה‎), Heikhal (היכל), the sum of the dates the “Book of Esther” can be recited (Megillah 2a), and the sum of the dates from when Moses commanded the people of Israel to build the Mishkan until the “Clouds of Glory” returned, namely, on Sukkot, when God’s dwelling amongst us is celebrated.

Note: The standard gematria of ‘Ets HaShalom’ + ‘Ir HaShalom’ = 1202, equal to ‘At the beginning created God’ (בראשית_ברא_אלהים=1202=עיר_השלום+עץ_השלום)
Also, 1202 = Torah (תורה) 611 + Prophets (נביאים) 113 + Writings (כתובים) 478  > Tanakh (תנ”ך)

Prophecy of Ezekiel 48:35

The name of the city, from that day on, shall be “The Lord is there.”

ושם העיר מיום יהוה שמה

or

The name of the city, from ‘God’s day’ on, shall be ‘The Name of God.’ (‘H’ represents Divine revelation, Completion, and more.)

ושם העיר מיום יהוה שמ ה

Prophecy of Bamidbar 24:17

A star rises from Jacob; A scepter will rise out of Israel,

דרך כוכב מיעקב וקם שבט מישראל

A Short Explanation on “A star rises from Jacob”

In the prophecy of Balaam, the “star” refers to the new name of Jerusalem, ‘Ir HaShalom,’ with the standard gematria of 661 equal to Esther (star). In this constellation, the prophecy is aligned with the well-known name-change of Jacob to Israel in Bereshit 32:29: And he said, “Your name shall no longer be called Jacob, but Israel, because you have commanding power with God and with men, and you have prevailed.” Further, Bereshit 32:31 states: And Jacob called the name of the place Peniel: “for I have seen God face to face, and my life is preserved.”

Note: 1201 = the standard gematria of “ויּקרא יעקב שם המקום פניאל” (And Jacob called the name of the place Peniel)

Repatriation of Shekhinah to Jerusalem

Based on mystics, the holy name, Adonai אדני “My Lord,” is associated with the ultimate Sefirah (Divine energy or life-force), the sefirah of Malkhut (Kingdom), which corresponds to the Divine Presence, Shekhinah (שכינה), the feminine expression and the revealed sovereignty of God over the creation. The gematria of ‘Ir HaShalom’ (Jerusalem + Adonai) implies the reemergence of Shekhinah from exile back to Jerusalem. Thus, the final redemption is explicitly linked to the reappearance of Shekhinah. At the same time, the Sefirah of Malkhut is identified as the Bride, Jerusalem, and David HaMelekh (דוד המלך), “King David.”

Shekhinah, The Shabbat Queen

As per the mystical level of various sources such as the book of Esther and the hymn, Lekha Dodi, which is sung every Friday night to usher in Shabbat, the return of Shekhinah triggers the “feminization” of the world (‘FEMOCRATIA’) accompanied by a radical change in the status of women (‘CSW’). Thus, this phenomenon initiates the cosmic Shabbat, ushering in the era of universal peace (‘FEMININE PEACE’).

Zakhariah’s 2:14 prophecy

The portion in the Prophets (Haftarah) begins, “Sing and rejoice daughter of Tsion, behold I will come and dwell in your midst.” The Jewish people here are called the “daughter of Tsion.” The haftarah continues with two prophecies—first about Joshua, the High Priest, and second about the golden menorah.

Menorah, The Emblem of Ir HaShalom

Ir HaShalom’s standard gematria of 661 is also equal to הנרות, meaning lamps. This phenomenon refers to the seven-branched candelabrum, the Menorah (המנורה), and various associated prophecies such as Zechariah 4:2 “The lamps on it are seven in number, and the lamps above it have-a seven pipes;” Zechariah 4:10 “Those seven are the eyes of the LORD, ranging over the whole earth” (‘SEVEN BRANCH TREE’) as well as Isaiah 42:6 mandating the Jewish people be “a light unto the nations.” (See ‘LetmyPeopleLight’ and ‘313’)

Our Guardian and Generator

65 is the standard gematria of Mezuzah (מזוזה‎), a container fixed on doorways with an enclosed parchment inscribed with Torah verses of “Shema Israel” (שְׁמַע יִשְׂרָאֵל‎), “Listen, O Israel, the Lord (is) our God, the Lord is One.” The holy name of God, שדי‎ “Shaddai,” written on the back of the parchment, is an acronym “Shomer Delathoth Israel” (Guardian of the doorways of Israel). Founded on the concept of “unbounded inheritance” (Bereshit 28:14), ‘all the families of the earth will be blessed,’ by Jacob’s descendants. However, the term mezuzah is also associated with the verb zaz (זז‎), ‘to move, to progress.’ In mystical sources, this concept is referred to as ‘the force that makes everything progress by virtue that it is fixed.’

Heikhal (Sanctuary)

65 is also the standard gematria of Heikhal (היכל) Sanctuary. This phenomenon should be self-explanatory.

History of Jerusalem

Jerusalem became the capital city of the Jewish people during King David’s reign. It was conquered twice in antiquity, first by the Babylonians in 587 BCE and the second time by the Romans in 70 CE. However, on 1967-06-07 (28th of Iyar, 5727), in the course of the Six-Day War, east Jerusalem was liberated and reunited.

Jerusalem Day

Jerusalem Day (Yom Yerushalayim; יום ירושלים‎) falls on the 28th of Iyar, the forty-third day of the Omer, which is day one (Khesed, Avraham) of week seven (Malkhut, King David). Each of the 49 days of Omer is associated with one of the seven lower sefirot.

The Beginning of the End

Day one represents the first sefira and initial burst of energy of loving-kindness (Khesed): ‘The world was built with Khesed’ (Psalms 89:3); And week seven represents the ultimate sefira and the completion: ‘I formed a covenant with My chosen one; I swore to David, My servant.’ (Psalms 89:4).

The Final Redemption

The quality for Jerusalem day is ‘Khesed She’b Malkhut,’ loving-kindness within God’s Kingdom and Presence — affirming the “repatriation of Shekhinah to Jerusalem” — thus, the name change to ‘Ir HaShalom’ institutes the final stage of the Redemption.