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The Old Testaments Secret

Cyberseeker

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Well, I finally managed to figure how to get an animated PowerPoint presentation on to Youtube. This introduces my research into prophetic chronology, and for some here it may explain a few of my end-time ideas.

I believe the Old Testament contains a hidden calendar that can be tapped and converted back to precise dates on our modern calendar with year/month/day accuracy as far back as Moses and further. It is crucial to a proper understanding of Daniels ‘weeks’ which in turn is crucial to a proper understanding of prophecy.

I hasten to add that, although the ‘times’ embedded into the Old Testament arrive at the cross with 24-hour precision, I do not believe they can be projected into the future. They climax at the cross.

Anyway, here is my Youtube intro and I hope it raises some things we can discuss.

(14 minutes long and, yeah, you might have to get used to the Kiwi accent. :coolsmile)

Cyber
 
Well, I finally managed to figure how to get an animated PowerPoint presentation on to Youtube. This introduces my research into prophetic chronology, and for some here it may explain a few of my end-time ideas.

I believe the Old Testament contains a hidden calendar that can be tapped and converted back to precise dates on our modern calendar with year/month/day accuracy as far back as Moses and further. It is crucial to a proper understanding of Daniels ‘weeks’ which in turn is crucial to a proper understanding of prophecy.

I hasten to add that, although the ‘times’ embedded into the Old Testament arrive at the cross with 24-hour precision, I do not believe they can be projected into the future. They climax at the cross.

Anyway, here is my Youtube intro and I hope it raises some things we can discuss.

(14 minutes long and, yeah, you might have to get used to the Kiwi accent. :coolsmile)

Cyber

May I suggest reading Bible Truths And Prophecy — Blogs, Pictures, and more on WordPress In order to understand what is said you have to read all the posts from the first to the last. Else wise it will be confusion. Also take a look at the Avatar, "THERE IS NO" there are prophesies on the cover of the book (with regard to the 40 year generation) that were copyrighted in 1995.
 
Cyber: I agree that the Jubilees occurred in 49 year cycles, and the Jubilee would be the year after the 7th Sabbatical year The reason I'm thinking of that is the same method of a "day-to-year" principle where the Firstfruits during Passover week is held the "morrow after the Sabbath" or Sunday. One was then to count 7 Sabbaths until the "day after the seventh Sabbath" also a Sunday and the 50th day if we consider the first Sunday the 1st day.

I always took the yearly sabbaths the same way likened unto the days of the week. Then the Jubilee 50th year would also become the first year of the next cycle (hence we are assigning TWO numbers to ONE year counting 50 years which is why it then occurs in cycles of 49.) However, when I read the bible, I notice it very specifically says 49 years and again 50th year as if there is a distinction. Here's a chart from a web site showing what I mean: Jubilees chart link

From your listed dates, I am assuming that each one starts the first "day" (year) of a seven year cycle which is the 1st year and also the 50th year of the previous cycle. I believe that is what you are saying, and in a nutshell we are saying that a Jubilee year is not a (last of the cycle) Sabbath year.
 
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Yes, what you are say is true and is one of the main reasons why the actual Sabbatic years have not been found before.

Christians tend to rely on rabbinic authority when it comes to whether a Jubilee is fifty or forty-nine years, since it is assumed they know best. Unfortunately, the rabbis are in disagreement about it. Many are of the opinion that an extra fiftieth year must be slotted in. Isn’t that what the Torah says?
Count off seven sabbaths of years - seven times seven years - so that the seven sabbaths of years amount to a period of forty-nine years ... Consecrate the fiftieth year and proclaim liberty throughout the land to all its inhabitants. It shall be a jubilee for you ... The fiftieth year shall be a jubilee for you.
Others argue that the fiftieth year must be part of the forty-nine, otherwise the Jubilee cycle would get out of phase with the Sabbath. Divide seven into fifty and see? Try seven into one hundred? It doesn’t work! The answer is really quite simple. The fiftieth year coincides with the first year of the next sabbatic cycle.

When we realise this we then have to determine the year the calendar started and start counting. Thanks for that Tim. :)
 
Yes, Cyber, you gotten my interest going and now will study more on these yearly cycles. I'm familiar with the feast days and the yearly cycle, but somewhere along the line the counting of the sabbath years and Jubilees have been lost (or have they?) I'm not promoting or saying the site I gave you was correct in their date recognitions, but it demonstrated the cycles the same as you did and we are in agreement there. The sightedmoon site, however, is a very pious and sincere attempt on the part of that individual to obtain the same goal as you are seeking. I think the answer is there, we just have to do a little sleuthing and decoding.

BTW, loved the accent. Was that you talking in the video?

Blessings.
 
tim-from-pa said:
... somewhere along the line the counting of the sabbath years and Jubilees have been lost (or have they?)
I believe they have been unearthed. My approach is to work the dates back from the cross (which can be reliably fixed) and from the reign of the Hebrew kings. Your link worked forward from Adam and that creates problems IMO.

tim-from-pa said:
BTW, loved the accent. Was that you talking in the video?
From a series I was doing in my church. The elders let me do a bit of teaching sometimes. Kiwi sounds like Aussie/Sth African cross. ;)
 
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Ancient dates can be very frustrating. Dating the Old Testament is based on the books of Kings. But once you've got the co-regencies sussed you can find the year each King began to reign. The person who cracked it was Edwin Theile and his dates are now widely accepted (with the exception of Hezekiahs reign) by conservative Bible scholars.

I started studying this some years ago when I noticed how there were 3 sets of 70 'weeks' from the Exodus until Christ. The accuracy is too much to be co-incidence.

It makes a big difference to how we understand eschatology.
 
Bump. :wave

Here is a link that makes an excellent explanation of how the original jubilee system fitted into Daniels prophecy. Prophecy believers will find this interesting, Im sure. Its not actually my article but I recommend it.

And here is a link to my new youtube presentation.

Cyber
 
Bump. :wave

Here is a link that makes an excellent explanation of how the original jubilee system fitted into Daniels prophecy. Prophecy believers will find this interesting, Im sure. Its not actually my article but I recommend it.

And here is a link to my new youtube presentation.

Cyber

How about just two cycles or repeats or.. at least very similar 'requirements'! Eccl. 3:15's Two Comings of Christ for Matt. 24:14 Gospel Statement by Christ Himself? The Old Test. & the N.T. [[REPEATS]].

--Elijah
 
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