Jesus' Birth, Daniel, and the Beginning of the World

YHWH_will_uplift · Mar 24, 2019

In my previous blog posts I discussed that according to biblical prophecy Christ would be crucified, buried, and resurrected after three days and three nights 5,500 Years from Adam. And in yesterday's blog post I proved that we are in the 5,935th Year from Adam or the 35th Year of the 118th Jubilee. Today I will reveal the year of Christ's birth and the year when the world was created.

According to Luke 3:23 Jesus was about thirty years old. That being said we have the following:

5,500 Years - 30 Years = 5,470 Years (Christ is Born)

When we subtract this difference from our current year from Adam...

5,935 Years - 5,470 Years = 465 Years

...now we subtract this new difference from our Gregorian year...

AD 2,019 - 465 Years = AD 1,554

But this is not completely accurate because we have not accounted for the number of weeks counting from the first day of spring on 03/20/19:

465 Years x 52 Weeks = 24,180 Weeks

This brings us to October 09th, AD 1,555. If you would like to check this for yourself then use time and dates calendar calculator.

Now when we take into account the prophecy of Daniel which he received from the angel Gabriel: there would be seventy weeks of years before the death of Christ on the cross (Daniel 9:20-26):

70 Year Weeks x 7 Years = 490 Years = 10 Jubilees
490 Years + 10 Years = 500 Years = 10 Jubilees

5,935 Years - 5,500 Years = 435 Years from Christ's death and resurrection

435 Years x 52 Weeks = 22,620 Weeks

Subtract these weeks from our current year and we arrive at the date...

September 1st AD 1,585 = 5,500 Years from Adam = 110th Jubilee

500 Years x 52 Weeks = 26,000 Weeks

...now we subtract these weeks from September 1st AD 1,585...

May 19th, AD 1,087 = 5,000 Years from Adam= 100th Jubilee = Daniel's prophecy

From our present time we may find the beginning of the world:

5,935 Years x 52 Weeks = 308,620 Weeks

Counting backwards from 03/20/19 brings us to June 23rd, BC 3897. And for those who would like to check this for themselves may use the ke!san online calculator to count dates between BC and AD.

In conclusion from March 20th, AD 2,019 to Christ's death, burial, and resurrection is 435 Years/22,620 Weeks/September 1st, AD 1585/5,500. From March 20th, AD 2,019 to Christ's birth is 465 Years/24,180 Weeks/October 9th, AD 1,555/5,470. From the time of Christ's death, burial, and resurrection on September 1st, AD 1585/5,500 to the time Daniel received his prophecy is 500 Years/26,000 Weeks/May 19th, AD 1,087/5,000. And from March 20th, AD 2,019 to the beginning of the world is Adam's Creation/308,620 Weeks/June 23rd, AD 3897.

To check the accuracy of the dates provided use the following calculations:

5,935 Years x 364 Days = 2,160,340 Days
2,160,340 Days / 7 Days = 308,620 Weeks
2,160,340 Days / 364 Days = 5,935 Years

Now when you use the ke!san online calculator or any other calculator you will get 2,160,345 Days from June 23rd, BC 3,897 to March 20th, AD 2,019, which they equate to 5,914 Years but....

2,160,345 Days / 364 Days = 5,935 Years and 5 Days

but to arrive at the figure of 5,914 Years...

2,160,345 Days / 365.25 Days = 5,914.702258726899 Days

It should be noted that when calculating dates that I am using the 364 Day Solar Calendar as found in the Bible, Dead Sea Scrolls, 1 Enoch, and Jubilees as the standard: therefore when using the calendrical methods of other systems one will note that they do not correspond exactly with the standard I use.
That being said the BC/AD and BCE/CE dates will vary depending on which system you use. The one I use has been proven to be the most accurate and reliable. And like our brother John tells us: Test the spirits.

YHWH_will_uplift · Mar 24, 2019

Thoughts....?

d taylor · Mar 24, 2019

Are you are figuring this on the current time system, if so that is not a correct time keeping system.

A year has 12 months but they alternate between 29 days and 30 days of the month. The new year is the first of October.

If you can get a copy of All Past Time by J.B Dimbleby

It can be found as part of Alex Gleason's book Is The Bible from Heaven, Is The Earth a Globe.
https://www.amazon.com/Bible-Heaven-Earth-Globe-ebook/dp/B06XVHR2TB

YHWH_will_uplift · Mar 24, 2019

d taylor said:
Are you are figuring this on the current time system, if so that is not a correct time keeping system.

A year has 12 months but they alternate between 29 days and 30 days of the month. The new year is the first of October.

If you can get a copy of All Past Time by J.B Dimbleby

It can be found as part of Alex Gleason's book Is The Bible from Heaven, Is The Earth a Globe.
https://www.amazon.com/Bible-Heaven-Earth-Globe-ebook/dp/B06XVHR2TB

If you read the bottom of the OP I show the calculations as to how I arrived at the figures I shared and I also mention what system I am using. I also kindly linked the calculators I used to show the difference between the method I use and the current time keeping system. I hope you took time to read instead of hastily posting a response...

visionary · Mar 26, 2019

YHWH_will_uplift said:
Thoughts....?

In conclusion from March 20th, AD 2,019 to Christ's death, burial, and resurrection is 435 Years/22,620 Weeks/September 1st, AD 1585/5,500.??? only 435 years?? Please explain... you lost me somewhere.

YHWH_will_uplift · Mar 26, 2019

visionary said:
In conclusion from March 20th, AD 2,019 to Christ's death, burial, and resurrection is 435 Years/22,620 Weeks/September 1st, AD 1585/5,500.??? only 435 years?? Please explain... you lost me somewhere.

Yes sister you read correctly: only 435 Years have passed from Yeshua's death, burial, and resurrection which occurred in the 5,500th Year from Adam. If you carefully check my calculations it will become clear. If you still have questions then ask away.

visionary · Mar 26, 2019

YHWH_will_uplift said:
Yes sister you read correctly: only 435 Years have passed from Yeshua's death, burial, and resurrection which occurred in the 5,500th Year from Adam. If you carefully check my calculations it will become clear. If you still have questions then ask away.

So you have the death of Yeshua in September 1st, 1585?

YHWH_will_uplift · Mar 26, 2019

visionary said:
So you have the death of Yeshua in September 1st, 1585?

That is correct sister.

visionary · Mar 26, 2019

YHWH_will_uplift said:
That is correct sister.

Then the gospels were written about whom? back in the early 1st century?

YHWH_will_uplift · Mar 26, 2019

visionary said:
Then the gospels were written about whom? back in the early 1st century?

Well the gospels were written about the same people, places, and things we read about. The key thing to understand here is that the BC/AD and BCE/CE dates will change depending on which calendar system you use. Using YHWH's Solar Calendar of 364 Days yields the results I have posted.

visionary · Mar 26, 2019

YHWH_will_uplift said:
Well the gospels were written about the same people, places, and things we read about. The key thing to understand here is that the BC/AD and BCE/CE dates will change depending on which calendar system you use. Using YHWH's Solar Calendar of 364 Days yields the results I have posted.

I thought the BCE etc were from the 364/365 solar/equinox calculations.

YHWH_will_uplift · Mar 26, 2019

visionary said:
Then the gospels were written about whom? back in the early 1st century?

And remember that if you want to win the masses to your side then educate them. And if you want to control the masses then control their education. The Enemy wants the truth hidden.

YHWH_will_uplift · Mar 26, 2019

visionary said:
I thought the BCE etc were from the 364/365 solar/equinox calculations.

No, the results I posted were from the 364 Day calculations. The 365 Day calculations give you the results we work with today: but, that is simply assuming the information historians give us is correct. This is why it's always important to check the work of others: it's like making sure all your items in your grocery cart match what's on your receipt.

YHWH_will_uplift · Mar 26, 2019

visionary said:
So you have the death of Yeshua in September 1st, 1585?

visionary said:
Then the gospels were written about whom? back in the early 1st century?

I would add that if we are to be correct with the BC/AD timeline with the figures I presented then:

September 1st, AD 1,585 = September 1st, AD 30

this aligns with what we read in Luke 3:23 therefore His birth would be...

October 9th AD 1,555 = October 9th, AD 1

From here you can find the dates for other important events in history at your leisure

visionary · Mar 27, 2019

YHWH_will_uplift said:
I would add that if we are to be correct with the BC/AD timeline with the figures I presented then:

September 1st, AD 1,585 = September 1st, AD 30

this aligns with what we read in Luke 3:23 therefore His birth would be...

October 9th AD 1,555 = October 9th, AD 1

From here you can find the dates for other important events in history at your leisure

While the fall season and in particular the Feast of Tabernacles would be the feasible date for the birth of Yeshua, in my calculations I found that BC by about 4 years fits better with a 30AD crucifixion that lands on a Wednesday. There are more reason that just that for my choice of dates. 30 Ad

YHWH_will_uplift · Mar 27, 2019

visionary said:
While the fall season and in particular the Feast of Tabernacles would be the feasible date for the birth of Yeshua, in my calculations I found that BC by about 4 years fits better with a 30AD crucifixion that lands on a Wednesday. There are more reason that just that for my choice of dates. 30 Ad

Another thing to keep in mind sister which I need to clarify for all is that I only proved the year in which Jesus was born: and this was arrived at by starting from the first day of spring which was March 20th, AD 2,019. That being said when you subtract in groups of fifty two weeks you will always arrive at the appropriate date for the first day of spring of that year: therefore the dates I provided are the dates for the first day of spring respectively. This would make the dates seem to "shift" on our Gregorian calendar but, this shift is due to three key things:

1) The months are named after Gods instead of numbered and ordered numerically.
2) The days are not corrected to be aligned with God's days.
3) The Gregorian system has mechanisms in it which do not exist in God's system.

The day and month Jesus was born is another question altogether as some other questions would have to be answered:

In which year of the shemitah was the course of Abijah in Luke 1:5?
Does a pregnancy last nine months or ten months?

visionary · Mar 27, 2019

YHWH_will_uplift said:
Another thing to keep in mind sister which I need to clarify for all is that I only proved the year in which Jesus was born: and this was arrived at by starting from the first day of spring which was March 20th, AD 2,019. That being said when you subtract in groups of fifty two weeks you will always arrive at the appropriate date for the first day of spring of that year: therefore the dates I provided are the dates for the first day of spring respectively. This would make the dates seem to "shift" on our Gregorian calendar but, this shift is due to three key things:

1) The months are named after Gods instead of numbered and ordered numerically.
2) The days are not corrected to be aligned with God's days.
3) The Gregorian system has mechanisms in it which do not exist in God's system.

The day and month Jesus was born is another question altogether as some other questions would have to be answered:

In which year of the shemitah was the course of Abijah in Luke 1:5?
Does a pregnancy last nine months or ten months?

Luke 1:5 There was in the days of Herod, the king of Judaea, a certain priest named Zacharias, of the course of Abia: and his wife was of the daughters of Aaron, and her name was Elisabeth. ...Luke 1:8 And it came to pass, that while he executed the priest's office before God in the order of his course, … Luke 1:23 And it came to pass, that, as soon as the days of his ministration were accomplished, he departed to his own house...24 And after those days his wife Elisabeth conceived, ...

The clue given to us here is that Zacharias was of the "course" of Abia.

The 24 Courses of the Temple Priesthood.

7. But David, being desirous of ordaining his son king of all the people, called together their rulers to Jerusalem, with the priests and the Levites; and having first numbered the Levites, he found them to be thirty-eight thousand, from thirty years old to fifty; out of which he appointed twenty-three thousand to take care of the building of the temple, and out of the same, six thousand to be judges of the people and scribes, four thousand for porters to the house of God, and as many for singers, to sing to the instruments which David had prepared, as we have said already. He divided them also into courses: and when he had separated the priests from them, he found of these priests twenty-four courses, sixteen of the house of Eleazar, and eight of that of Ithamar; and he ordained that one course should minister to God eight days, from sabbath to sabbath. And thus were the courses distributed by lot, in the presence of David, and Zadok and Abiathar the high priests, and of all the rulers; and that course which came up first was written down as the first, and accordingly the second, and so on to the twenty-fourth; and this partition hath remained to this day. — Josephus, Antiquities of the Jews, Book 7, Chapter 14, Paragraph 7.

visionary · Mar 27, 2019

King David on God's instructions (1 Chr 28:11-13) had divided the sons of Eleazar and Ithamar, the sons of Aaron, into 24 groups (1 Chr 24:1-4), to setup a schedule by which the Temple of the Lord could be staffed with priests (Kohanim) all year round in an orderly manner. After the 24 groups of priests were established, lots were drawn to determine the sequence in which each group would serve in the Temple. (1 Chr 24: 7-19). Now each one of the 24 "courses" of priests would begin and end their service in the Temple on the Sabbath, a tour of duty being for one week (2 Chr 23:8, 1 Chr 9:25). On three occasions during the year, all the men of Israel were required to travel to Jerusalem for festivals of the Lord, so on those occasions all the priests would be needed in the Temple to accommodate the many sacrifices offered by the crowds. Those three festivals were Unleavened Bread, Pentecost, and Tabernacles (Deut 16:16).

visionary · Mar 27, 2019

The Jewish calendar begins in the spring, during the month of Nisan (Est 3:7), so the first "course" of priests, would be that of the family of Jehoiarib, who would serve for the first week of Nisan, Sabbath to Sabbath. The second week would then be the responsibility of the family of Jedaiah. The third week would be the feast of Unleavened Bread, and all priests would be present for service. Then the schedule would resume with the third course of priests, the family of Harim. By this plan, when the 24th course was completed, the general cycle of courses would repeat. This schedule would cover 51 weeks or 357 days, enough for the lunar Jewish calendar (about 354 days). So, in a period of a year, each group of priests would serve in the Temple twice on their scheduled course, in addition to the 3 major festivals, for a total of about five weeks of duty.

visionary · Mar 27, 2019

Now back to Zacharias, the father of John the Baptist.

Luke 1:23 And it came to pass, that, as soon as the days of his ministration were accomplished, he departed to his own house.
Luke 1:24 And after those days his wife Elisabeth conceived, ...

Beginning with the first month, Nisan, in the spring (March-April), the schedule of the priest's courses would result with Zacharias serving during the 10th week of the year. This is because he was a member of the course of Abia (Abijah), the 8th course, and both the Feast of Unleavened Bread (15-21 Nisan) and Pentecost (6 Sivan) would have occurred before his scheduled duty. This places Zacharias' administration in the Temple as beginning on the second Sabbath of the third month, Sivan (May-June). Having completed his Temple service on the third Sabbath of Sivan, Zacharias returned home and soon conceived his son John. So John the Baptist was probably conceived shortly after the third Sabbath of the month of Sivan.

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