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Other Examples Are
there other examples that fit into the pattern down to 37 BC? Yes,
Nebuchednazzer became a wild animal for seven years in 569 BC, 532 years (28
x 19 yrs.) before 37 BC. Alexander
conquered Palestine and allowed the Jews to observe their land rests without
paying tribute after 331 BC, 294 years (6 jubilees) before 37 BC. Solomon
built the temple in 968 BC, 931 years (133 sabbaticals) before 37 BC. 3957
minus 968 equals 2989 years (equal to 427 sabbaticals, or 61 jubilees). 3761
minus 968 equals 2793 years (equal to 399 sabbaticals, or 57 jubilees). The
second temple was built in 520 BC, in the second year of Darius. This was 69
sabbaticals before 37 BC and was 49 years after Nebuchednezzar became a wild
beast in 569 BC. Note that the first temple
was founded 479 years after the exodus, which is 439 years after Joshua
crossed the Jordan with the Israelites. Thus, the sabbatical in Jerusalem was
in 966 BC, two years after 968, 441 years after Joshua crossed the Jordan (7
x 63). This is confirmed by sabbaticals in 868, 721, 623, 588, 574 and 539
BC. This has caused mass confusion. From this, we arrive at the
obvious conclusion that the 19-year cycle, 7-year cycle and 49-year cycle all
started at the same time, in 3951, 3761 and 37 BC, and this reinforces the
idea of calendars beginning at those times. All three started over again in
37 BC. Moreover, there are 196 years (4 jubilees) between 3957 BC and 3761 BC
(rabbinic date of Creation. Rabbinical chronology omitted 60 years between
Abraham and his father, and it dated the first temple as 832 BC instead of
968 BC and, thus, omitted another 136 years between Five sabbaticals (35 years)
after 37 BC bring us to a sabbatical in 2 BC, and the cycle starts over in 1
BC. Two 19-year cycles (38 years) after BC 37 bring us to AD 1, and the cycle
starts over in AD 2, 21 and 40.
The 19-year cycle beginning after 1 AD is supported by
the Easter Cycle of 532 years (28
x 19 yrs.).
Paul and others continued to write
letters defining the Christian era, and this continued until well after 532
AD, when the date, 1 AD, was invented by Dyonysus Exiguous and used in
North and South America, Europe, Australia, and most of the civilized world. Notes
on TABLE 2 Counting from Creation in the fall of 3957 BC,
the 19-years need an extra-intercalated month in years 2, 4, 7, 10, 12, 15,
and 18 in order to keep the lunar years in sync with the solar years. These
intercalations are illustrated in TABLE 2 with blue lines across the page.
Note that intercalations during the 747 BC column are in the years 3, 6, 8,
11, 14, 16 & 19. If
this method of intercalation were faulty, the eclipses would not occur on the
first and 14th days of the lunar-solar calendar at proper times as
they do from 71 to 2014 AD. This also means that, since the lunar year (with 235 moons) is
.08056 days longer than 19 years, this overlap must have been corrected over
the last 2,000 years, otherwise the eclipses would not continue to fall on
the proper day of the lunar months of the calculated calendar in our modern
times, as displayed at http://code251.com/code1900-p5.html
(TABLE 5). When
is the Next Sabbatical and Jubilee? Why
study sabbaticals and jubilees? The above evidence shows they are an integral
part of God’s over-all master plan and may help us understand the time of the
end. 2015
AD is the next sabbatical. 2022
AD is 49 jubilees after Herod conquered Jerusalem, and 427 sabbaticals
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Book of Jubilees |
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Adam (3957 + 479 = 4436) |
130 |
3957 BC |
130 |
4436 BC |
230 |
5504 BC |
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Seth |
105 |
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105 |
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205 |
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Enos |
90 |
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90 |
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190 |
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1st Cainan |
70 |
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70 |
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170 |
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Mahalaleel |
65 |
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165 |
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Jared |
62 |
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62 |
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162 |
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Enoch |
65 |
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Methuselah |
67 |
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Lamech |
53 |
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Noah before flood |
600 |
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Flood |
1307 |
2650 BC |
1307 |
3129 BC |
2256 |
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Shem after flood |
2 |
479 |
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35 |
3129 |
135 |
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2nd Cainan 101 yrs |
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401 yrs |
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531 yrs |
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30 |
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Peleg |
30 |
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57 |
551 yrs. |
130 |
541 yrs |
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62 |
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70 |
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Abraham |
352 |
2298 BC |
952 |
2177 BC |
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534 |
1764 BC |
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1683 BC |
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1722 BC |
2793 |
1643 BC |
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2451 |
1723 BC |
2794 |
1642 BC |
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NOTE: TABLE 5 illustrates how
scribes manipulated the 251-year and 427-year cycles to create their own
versions. It adds BC dates to the Book of Jubilees based upon an exodus in
1764 BC (2410 years after Adam), when the Hyksos (allegedly Hebrews)
were expelled from Egypt. It uses known BC dates preserved in Samaritan
chronology (exodus = 1683 BC, 2753 years after Adam, Creation = 4436 BC, 479
years before 3957 BC). Book
of Jubilees has 2410 years from Adam to the exodus. Book of Jubilees
has 2450 years (49 x 50) from Adam to the Entry (half of 4900 years, which
are 50 Jubilees). The book ends with the death of Moses and the entry across
the Jordan River http://www.ccel.org/c/charles/pseudepigrapha/jubilee/1.htm.
In The Assumption of Moses
(the year before the Entry), the Jubilee is figured as 50 x 50 yrs., or 2500
yrs. after Adam. However, a tradition held by
Eusebius and in Alexandria is that Abraham was born in 2016 BC. If we say he
was born 2008 (251 x 8) years after Adam, then Creation would be in 4024 BC,
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Quoting
other Sources
A final note on the year of the Crucifixion, we find that Eusebius,
in his Chronicle, citing the Gospel of John, states that Jesus was crucified
in his third visit to Jerusalem to keep the Passover during his ministry (John
3:13; 6:4; 11:55) Jerome also said it was in the third year of the 202nd
Olympiad: (http://www.mgh-bibliothek.de/dokumente/a/a127662.txt.
(Search for “third year of the 202nd Olympiad”). The 202nd
begins after 201 Olympiads, after 776 BC, which equal 804 years (201 x 4).
The third year is the 807th year. This makes 31 AD the 807th
year (201 x 4 + 3= 807) (776 BC – 807 = 31 AD. (Some are alleging that
the Crucifixion was in 30 AD because 31 AD was an intercalary year with 13
months. However, this would be wrong if the year began on April 11 and if the
Crucifixion were 14 days later. When
is the Next Sabbatical and Jubilee? Why study sabbaticals and jubilees? The above evidence shows they
are an integral part of God’s over-all master plan and may help us understand
the time of the end. Is there any historical proof of a jubilee during the
current era? Dr. Benedict Zuchermann cites Matthew Paris in Hist., Major,
London, 1686, p. 128, claiming that Richard Coeur de Lion (Richard the
Lionhearted, a Commander of the Third Crusade) was coronated at the beginning
of a jubilee year, on Sunday, September 3, 1189 AD. http://www.sacredcalendar.info/Jubilee.html Zuchermann says that date was Elul 19 (A Treatise on the
Sabbatical Cycle and the Jubilee, p. 55). This would be eleven days before the Jewish new year on Tishri
1 or 21 days before the day of Atonement, Tishri 10, when the jubilee is
announced. 427 years after 1189 brings us to a sabbatical or jubilee
in 2022 AD. 17 jubilees after 1189 brings us to a jubilee in 2022 AD,
which is 42 jubilees after Herod captured Jerusalem in 37 BC. 2022 AD is 49 jubilees after Herod conquered Jerusalem in 37 BC,
and 427 sabbaticals after Solomon’s temple. |
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