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One detraction from having it all parallel a week ending with a Sabbath is the meaning of the sabbath in Hebrews which is now here; God's rest. After all, the purpose of the old covenant has passed.
Early premillennialists included Pseudo-Barnabas, Papias, Methodius, Lactantius, Commodianus Theophilus, Tertullian, Melito, Hippolytus of Rome, and Victorinus of Pettau. Many of these theologians and others in the early church expressed their belief in premillennialism through their acceptance of this sexta-septamillennial tradition. This belief claims that human history will continue for 6,000 years and then will enjoy Sabbath for 1,000 years (the millennial kingdom), thus all of human history will have a total of 7,000 years prior to the new creation.
Millennial Day Theory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The main flaw with the theory, however, is that there was plenty of human activity more than 6,000 years ago.
For example Catal Hoyuk, dated to 7,000 to 9,000 years ago. Or the even older Gobleki Tepe which is 11,000 years old.
-CryptoLutheran
those dates are not hard established fact..
The timeline changes when Jesus was found teaching in the Temple as a child presented to the world being lost from his mother for 4 days.
The date that helps to confirm this timeline, is the commencement of Jesus ministry in 30AD. Luke 3:1 states that Jesus was baptized by John in the 15th year of Tiberius, that was 29/30AD and it fits exactly with 4000 years from Creation, [July 2013]
The timeline changes when Jesus was found teaching in the Temple as a child presented to the world being lost from his mother for 4 days.
The Passover lamb is hid from the tenth to the 14th being hid for 4 days.
Gen 49 speaks of the Messiah, when Judah drops the scepter it will fall to Shiloh.
This took place in 6 a.d. when Herod Archelaus was deposed by Caesar Augustus.
Rabbi Rachman was then heard wailing saying,'' Woe is us for Judah has dropped the scepter and Messiah has not come.''
But Messiah did come in that year, and the scepter did drop to Jesus.
He was found teaching in the Temple on Passover.
Regardless of what was going on before Adam, we know Adam was around 3968 BC, so that would be the start of the 7,000 years.
He was 12 when that happened, so you're saying He was crucified in 27/28 AD? I've always thought 33 AD.
They could be right.
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. And Israel had spent 430 years in Egypt before the Exodus (Exodus 12:40-41). And Israel entered Egypt when Jacob was 130 (Genesis 47:9). And Jacob was born when his father Isaac was 60 (Genesis 25:26). And Isaac was born when his father Abraham was 100 (Genesis 21:5). And Abraham was born when his father Terah was about 70 (Genesis 11:26). And Terah was born when his father Nahor was 29 (Genesis 11:24). And Nahor was born when his father Serug was 30 (Genesis 11:22). And Serug was born when his father Reu was 32 (Genesis 11:20). And Reu was born when his father Peleg was 30 (Genesis 11:18)....
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The Bible was what I gave....did you not read it?Bothe Hannabel F and YSM make assertions, but without proper scriptural support.
Israel was not in Egypt 430 years...that is presumed from mis-understanding of the Hebrew but proven from Scripture that the promise itself was given to Abraham at age 70, 430 years before Israel left Egypt.
Gal 3:17 And this I say, [that] the covenant, that was confirmed before of God in Christ, the law, which was four hundred and thirty years after, cannot disannul, that it should make the promise of none effect.
Abraham was 70 when he received the promise.
Isaac was born 30 years later
+ 60 years for Jacob's birth
+ Jacob entered Egypt when he was 130
Jochebed, Moses mother born to Levi at the gates of Egypt
Moses born 128 years later, to Jochebed, daughter of Levi
Israel departs Egypt when Moses was 82 years old.
30+ 60+130 = 220 years from promise to entry into Egypt.
Jochebed born to Levi at gates of Egypt and she marries her nephew, Levi's grandson
They have Moses when she is 128 years old
220 =128 =348 years since the promise but only 128 years in Egypt, and most of those were in prosperity, until Joseph died and another Pharaoh arose who did not know Joseph, and gradually, their lives were made "bitter" which is why Miri -am was named "bitter people".
Moses led Israel out 82 years after his birth, so from the promise to the "Law" was 430 years, and Israel was in Egypt 210 years.
those dates are not hard established fact..
The idea that Jesus started his ministry at age 12 is a fact. This I mean that the scepter had to fall to the Messiah around 6 A.D. or there is no Messiah. The Prophecy of Shiloh HAD to be fulfilled meaning that something had to fall to Jesus about that time.Bothe Hannabel F and YSM make assertions, but without proper scriptural support. The Bible is clear, Genesis 17:1-2, Abraham was 99 when the Covenant was given. It was Terah, Genesis 11:26 who was 70 when he begat Abraham.
The idea that Jesus commenced His ministry at age 12, is unsupportable, as it wasn't until He was baptized and received the Holy Spirit, at age 30 - that is also the age that a Rabbi can start to preach and teach.
Do you disagree with the timeline I put on #24, because it means we have only 17 years left until the Return? God has said we can know His plans, forever arguing over issues and not properly discerning scripture means that we may be taken unawares when, [very soon] things do start to happen.
So, just as a matter of course, the week-age theory doesn't work unless one wants to assign an arbitrary point about six thousand years ago, but there's no good reason to do so.
Adam was created in 3968 BC. That's not some arbitrary point. That's the creation of Adam, and the start of the Bible.
So you keep saying.
But I've yet to see you provide a reasonable explanation for saying it.
-CryptoLutheran
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