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CODE 1900

CODE 166	CODE 196	CODE 228	CODE 243	CODE 251	CODE 294
CODE 427	CODE 490	CODE 590	CODE 666	CODE 01010	CODE 1260
CODE 1900	CODE 1975	CODE 2300	CODE 6000	FEAST CODE	RABBI CODE

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Repetition of 251 Years Throughout
the book of Genesis
72 pages, 11 tables

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SUNDIAL

AGE OF UNIVERSE

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Repetition of 19 Years
Throughout the Last 1900 Years

by Floyd R. Cox

Why is a lunar-solar calendar important? There are several reasons. 1. King David and Solomon used it to compel all 12 tribes of Israel to come to Jerusalem to celebrate high days and give them financial support. 2. Special events have occurred on new moons, full moons, sabbaticals and jubilee years. 3. Future events are likely to happen according to these same days and years. This can be used to create a religion based upon prophecy.

MYTHS
HEBREW ROOTS MYOPIA
DUALITY
KINGS
BOOKS
LETTERS
	SUMMARY CODE 490
	SUMMARY CODE 251
	PURPOSE
	EXODUS
	GENETICS
	Y-DNA

12 Moons in Sync with 12 Months

A lunar-solar calendar adds a 13th lunar month seven times in 19 years to keeps lunar years (12 lunar months) in sync with solar years (12 solar months) in order to begin the years and four seasons at the right time. We know that spring now begins on about March 21, when days and nights are equal (equinox means “equal nights”. Therefore, the solar years can be counted with a sundial, which shows when sun rises due east and sets due west on a certain day each year.

If the new moon happened to begin at the day of the equinox, the 12^th moon would be short about 11 days of reaching 365 days. In the third year, the gap would expand to about 33 days, and an extra 13^th moon would be needed to place the 14^th moon near the equinox, at the beginning of a new year, as the first moon of the next year. This needs to be done seven times in 19 years – 235 moons altogether. 11 days after the beginning of the 235^th moon, an eclipse usually occurs because there is room for one more moon before the 19 years are complete, and the same sequence starts over during the next 19 years. The previous 18 years before these 11 days are called a “Saros” or “eclipse cycle”.

Having said this, how do we know when the beginning of the 19 years has begun in the past?

Cycles Began in 3761 and 37 BC

Finding when the 19-year cycle and 7-year cycle have begun has been an insurmountable task for almost everyone.

One minister instructed his followers to simply count from the dates they were baptized and wait for Christ to return to restore the proper year. Could he have been more certain of when the seventh year is?

Yes, the answer is rather simple once it has been revealed. The key is found in 37 BC, when Herod conquered Jerusalem The Levite priest-historian, Josephus, said this was in a sabbatical year.

The first key is to count the 7 years and 19 years from the rabbinical date of Creation, that is, from 3761 BC. Moreover, if Herod captured Jerusalem in 37 BC, then it was both a seventh year and also the 19^th year. How can we prove this? 37 BC was 196 x 19 years after rabbinical date of Creation in 3761 BC. It was also 19 x 4 jubilees (196 yrs.) after Creation!