Nostradamus C10 Q89: Utopian conditions mislead people into believing in renewal of the Earth's abundance.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

The following verse is part of a series linking an Essenean-like sect of the first century CE to a story of murder during a marriage. (See C.4 Q.71 for more).

The text of this verse talks of seven and fifty pacific years, numbers which were of particular inportance to the Therapeutas, a sect that led a rebellion in the first century of the Christian era.

The anagrams hold rare references to a bride, and a murderess thereby swapping the text to anagram relation found in its companion verse.

 

The identification of the Therapeutas sect is partially deduced from  the second line of this verse's text which says Seven  and Fifty pacific years. The quote below shows why this line is relevant:

 

The [Therapeutas] sect revered the number 7 and its square, but the most sacred of numbers was 50. http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/591173/Therapeutae

Notably, the Essenes and Therapeutae were Jewish ascetic sects that shared many similarities and one  of the things they shared was their focus on these two numbers.

Within the anagrams the word quittance can be found and as it refers to the absolving of debt the presence of anagrams for debits and debts suggest they have are purposeful rather than being the products of chance.