A 7 years cycle with 1260 days to the first half, and 1290 for the second half is to say that you need a 7 year cycle with 86 moons, not 87 moons.
Is the language being spoken in these counts of days in 1260 to 1290 is to say,'' From the feast of trumpets of Tishrei 1 to the day of Atonement Tishrei 10.''
Within this 7 year cycle, blood moons must occur.
Not just any 7 years will do, it has to be a 7 year cycle with 86 moons and there must be blood moons.
For instance, 2014 to 2021 would work exactly but I'm not saying anything about 2014, just showing an example.
But is this is what is being relayed in talking about 1260 days and 42 months?
Is it a 7 year cycle that would begin on the feast of Trumpets Tishrei 1, and would end on the day of atonement 7 years later on Tishrei 10.?
I often think that we aren't looking for a 7 year interval, and the reason for showing 3 and a half years, or 42 months is to show the plan in a walk with God. We can see a plan when looking at older figures in Elijah for instance. The 3 and a half years of Elijah, and then he stepped up on the stage and was destined to go all the way to death, but he ran.
Then Jesus had his 3 and a half years, I think its a plan whereby a person suddenly becomes of age, and that age is 30 years old no matter how old his physical body is. But at some point, he begins to walk, and first he is a prophet, and then a priest, but to be a king it seems, is to die.
But these are just wandering thoughts, like this subject is to show a plan and how to begin a walk that leads all the way to death.
I found this Tishri 1 to Tishri 10 someplace but I don't remember now, just wondered if anyone had heard of it, and if anyone can add or take away from it.