What is curious about the 1335 days is that if you consider it by the Qumran calendar, which has similar features to the Danielic calendar, then this would be Shavuot, immediately after the 7 years are concluded.
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Amen... I can see shavuot after the seven year period.
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Amen... I can see shavuot after the seven year period.
Yes, the sixth day is with the two witnesses. The seventh day begins at the end of the thousand years.I have people thinking that I am playing with Numberology in regards to the solving for a unknown. What is your opinion?
Yes, the sixth day is with the two witnesses. The seventh day begins at the end of the thousand years.I have people thinking that I am playing with Numberology in regards to the solving for a unknown. What is your opinion?
The seventh day shabbat of a thousand years is the millinium. I say always use the Lord's time table, and it will not be a numerology.
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The interesting thing to consider with the word used in Revelation in regards to the millinial reign is that it is an indefinite article. It would be like us saying thousands to represent alot or long time. chilioi- plural of uncertain affinity
What I find interesting is that in scripture up to Abraham, the geneology was recorded "the father of" .. which is about 2000 years worth. Then after Abraham, the geneology is recorded as "the son of" which lasted for about 2000 years until Yeshua. Since Yeshua's time we have lived through another 2000 years... surely we are close to the Jubilees of Jubilees of sabbatical land rest, which I can see including this whole world. Our Creator created heaven and earth in six days, and who are we to say that he can not fix this sin issue in six days... and thus give us a much needed rest from sin.
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I had actually said something along those lines in another thread caled types and shadows. Six days of work ending in rest. Seven being a number of completion.