The first thing that would become obvious when comparing the value of the seal ( 400 ) to the seven words of Genesis 1:1 , is the following
The next would be the associations of the
singular day with the coming of Jesus
The next would be the difference of
314
This is the value of the word " month ", in the beginning of the flood ( Days of Noah : Son of Man : signs in the sky )
Now, considering that the average month length that is the basis of the Bible's writings, along with the modern Hebrew calendar ( Which is most certainly
not Babylonian in origin , lol ) was handed down directly from Sumerian priests and was the basis of procedural texts that deal with astronomical events like eclipses AKA " signs / omen "
kana [DARK] (3x: Old Babylonian) wr. kana6; kana5; kana3 "(to be) dark, gloomy; gloom" Akkadian
adāru
kana_6
That's cognate to the Hebrew "
adar ", which is the intercalary month needed to be able to synchronize both the lunar to the solar calendars, but also the luni-solar to the stellar ( the zodiac )
That's why the
month is rendered 29. + 13753 / 25,920 days
The
day is rendered as 25,920 chelekim ( the Jewish second, essentially )
The
zodiac / mazzaroth is 25,920 " years "
The confusion might stem from the fact that while Babylonians usually did not use Sumerian, they used Sumerian which was written in Akkadian in procedural texts, hundred of years after the height of the Akkadian empire
IOW, they preserved the knowledge through the use of these specific earlier texts
The " flood ", is a term used for BOTH eclipses and New Moon in Mesopotamian texts
That is the same thing I posted in my blog about " sin " and the name of the moon during New Moon
But this all gets more complex, and I am going to be tickled pink to see how you atheists and naysayers of the Bible are going to handle it
I'll give it a day or two before going on though