From: Marilyn Agee
> The "creation calendar" reflects this notion. That calendar uses
> Hebraic ques and is in the year 5999 right now.
Then 6000 should be interesting. I read most of what was recorded at
"
http://creationcalendar.com/
His ideas make no sense in my head. He even says that Passover was the
preparation day for the Feast of Unleavened Bread. To me, that is
impossible. Passover is an annual sabbath, a high day. No work can be done
that day. The preparation day for Passover, Unleavened Bread and Firstfruits
was Thursday. Jesus was crucified on the preparation of the passover,
Thursday.
Joh_19:14 says, "And it was the preparation of the passover, and about the
sixth hour: and he saith unto the Jews, Behold your King!" Jesus was
crucified on Thursday, Nisan 13, the preparation of the Passover, which was
Friday, Nisan 14. Unleavened Bread was Saturday, Nisan 15. Firstfruits was
Sunday, Nisan 16.
Jesus was in the grave 3 days and 3 nights: Thurs. (day), Fri. (night then
day), Sat. (night then day), and Sunday (night).
You said,
> It seems that you (Earnest) are assuming that the year count started
> exactly at zero upon Christ's birth. I have seen very few who have
> counted this way. This has been usually considered from 5 B.C. to 1B.C.
> Also, the Crucifixion was around 33 A.D. range, give or take. In either
> case, the 2000 years does not match the year 2000 exactly. The year
> 2017 does include the "17" years, so I see that and the offset of the
> years. It could work out that year as you say.
After a lot of study, I (Marilyn) think Jesus was born on the Feast of
Trumpets in 5 BC, and was crucified on the Eve of Passover, Thur. Nisan 13,
30 AD.
Near his 30th birthday in 27 AD, and near the Day of Atonement, Jesus stood
up in the Synagogue in Nazareth and read Isa. 61:1-3 to introduce the coming
Jubilee Year, the Julian 28 AD.
Luk 4:16-21 says, "And he came to Nazareth, where he had been brought up:
and, as his custom was, he went into the synagogue on the sabbath day, and
stood up for to read. 17 And there was delivered unto him the book of the
prophet Esaias. And when he had opened the book, he found the place where it
was written, 18 The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he hath anointed
me to preach (kerusso, to herald as a public crier) the gospel to the poor;
he hath sent me to heal the brokenhearted, to preach deliverance to the
captives, and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty them that
are bruised, 19 To preach (kerusso, to herald as a public crier) the
acceptable year of the Lord. 20 And he closed the book, and he gave it
again to the minister, and sat down. And the eyes of all them that were in
the synagogue were fastened on him. 21 And he began to say unto them, This
day is this scripture fulfilled in your ears."
His reading was from Isaiah 61.1,2. It says, "The Spirit of the Lord GOD is
upon me; because the LORD hath anointed me to preach good tidings unto the
meek; he hath sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to
the captives, and the opening of the prison to them that are bound; 2 To
proclaim the acceptable year of the LORD".
In the calendars used in that day, the Hebrew and Julian, we have to add 2
days to the Hebrew Calendar dates in most of our modern calendar programs to
account for the delays put into the calendar by Hillel II. If we just add 2
days to the Hebrew Calendar, we can use those calendar converters.
For instance, at Calendar Converter
(
http://www.fourmilab.ch/documents/calendar/), in the Hebrew Calendar, I
entered 3790, Nisan 13, and clicked Calculate. The Julian Calendar just
above it says, 30 April 4, Tuesday. The Crucifixion was on Thursday, so I
enter Nisan 15 in the Hebrew Calendar, click Calculate, and the Julian
Calendar reads correctly. It says 30, April 6, Thursday. That is the correct
crucifixion day.
Concerning the Jubilee Year, it must be preceded by a Sabbatical Year.
The Hebrew 3787 was a Sabbatical Year. We can be sure of that, because it
divides by 7 evenly.
The next year, 3788, the Jubilee year, was to be announced on the preceding
Day of Atonement, Tishri 10, 3787. I enter Tishri 12, 3787 in the Hebrew
Calendar and click Calculate. Now the Julian Calendar is correct. It says,
26, September 13, Friday.
Jesus' 30th birthday was Tishri 1, 3787, Wednesday, Sept. 4, 26 AD. This is
when his ministry started.
On the following Saturday, Sept. 7, 26 AD, near his birthday, Jesus stood up
in the synagogue at Nazareth and read from Isa. 61.
CRUCIFIXION DAY
JESUS ANNOUNCED THE COMING JUBILEE YEAR WHEN HE READ FROM ISA 61:1,2 ON THE
SABBATH DAY NEAR HIS BIRTHDAY IN THE SABBATIC YEAR 3787
THIS SABBATIC YEAR CANNOT BE MOVED. 3787 DIVIDES BY 7 EQUALLY, THEREFORE
THIS JUBILEE YEAR CANNOT BE MOVED. It was the last Jubilee kept by Israel
before the Temple was burned in 70 AD.
Luk 3:1,22,23 "in the fifteenth year of the reign of Tiberius...Jesus also
being baptized... Jesus himself began to be ABOUT thirty years of age"
26 AD, 15th year of Tiberius, Jesus was baptized near his birthday, Tishri
1, 3787
Mon 2 Sep, Julian 1,464,983, Tishri 1, 3787 (SABBATIC YEAR), Jesus 30, when
priests begin ministry
Sat 7 Sep, Julian 1,464,988, Tishri 6, 3787, Jesus announced the coming
JUBILEE YEAR
Reading Isa 61:1,2, Jesus said, "The Spirit of the Lord GOD is upon me;
because the LORD hath anointed me to preach good tidings unto the meek; he
hath sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the
captives, and the opening of the prison to them that are bound; 2 To
proclaim the acceptable (ratson, favour, from ratsah, pardon, i.e., the
Jubilee) year of the LORD"
JUBILEE YEAR
27 AD, 28 Mar, Julian 1,465,190, Nisan 1, 3788, JUBILEE YEAR began
FIRST PASSOVER OF JESUS' MINISTRY
10 Apr, Julian 1,465,203, Nisan 14, 3787, 1st Passover of Jesus' ministry,
John 2:13
Sun 21 Sep, Julian: 1,465,367, Tishri 1, 3788, 46th year of Temple
construction
SECOND PASSOVER OF JESUS' MINISTRY
28 AD, Nisan 14, 3788, 2nd Passover of Jesus' ministry, John 5:1
THIRD PASSOVER OF JESUS' MINISTRY
29 AD, Mon 18 Apr, Julian 1,465,942, Nisan 14, 3789, 3rd Passover of Jesus'
ministry, John 6:4
CRUCIFIXION
30 AD, Thu 6 Apr, Julian (1,466,295), Nisan 13, 3790 (354 day year)
Preparation Day for 4th Passover of Jesus' ministry (John 12:1) (our son
David's birthday)
DATES OF THE FEAST DAYS IN THE SPRING OF 3790
--Fri 7 Apr, Julian: 1,466,296, Nisan 14, 3790, Passover
--Sat 8 Apr, Julian: 1,466,297, Nisan 15, 3790, Unleavened Bread, Israel
left Rameses
--Sun 9 Apr, Julian: 1,466,298, Nisan 16, 3790, Firstfruits, Annual Sabbath,
Jesus' Resurrection
--Sun 28 May, Julian: 1,466.347, Sivan 6, Feast of Weeks, Pentecost,
counting Omer 1 on Firstfruits
--Mon 29 May, Julian: 1455.348, Sivan 7, Feast of Weeks, Pentecost, counting
Omer 1 on day after Firstfruits (May 29 is our daughter Carol's birthday).
> Only time land is returned to the previous owner is on a "Jubilee".The
> corrected year was 1950 when Jerusalem was returned. Those who
> understand time his return will also be on a Jubilee year. This is how a
> Holy a perfect God works.”
Here is how I figured it:
The Balfour Declaration was signed 2 November 1917 giving the Jews the right
to return to their land.
2 November 1917 = 17th of Cheshvan, 5678
The Jubilee is a 49-year cycle. The 50th year is the Jubilee and the 1st
year of the next cycle.
Using the Gregorian Calendar:
1917 + 49 = 1966
1966 + 49 = 2015
The Jubilee would be 2016
Using the Hebrew Calendar:
Cheshvan 17, 5678
5678 + 49 = 5727
5727 + 49 = 5776
A Jubilee Year has to be preceded by a Sabbatical Year. The year 5775 is
Sabbatical. It divides by 7 evenly. Therefore, a Jubilee Year could start on
Nisan 1, 5776 (Sat. April 9, 2016) and end Nisan 1, 5777 (Tue, 28 March
2017).
The coming Jubilee would be announced on the previous Day of Atonement -
10th of Tishrei, 5776 = Wed, 23 September 2015.
RE: JESUS' BIRTH
> If his birth was in 1 B.C. his 14th birthday would have been in 2013,
> since there is no “zero” year between B.C. and A.D.
You probably meant 13 AD instead of 2013.
Agape,
Marilyn Agee
mjagee@verizon.net
prophecycorner.theforeverfamily.com
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GM (4 Oct 2013)
"Earnest N re Man’s calendar"
http://www.fivedoves.com/letters/oct2013/ernestn101.htm
Thanks for offering your thoughts. You got me thinking in terms of the big
picture where time is concerned. I somewhat understand what you are saying.
I just could not completely “get it”. So, I will try to ask good questions
from my partial understanding.
You wrote:
“To get to the point I am going to tell you there is a 17 year error on our
calendar. It was impossible for Jerusalem to be given back in 1967 unless
our calendar was wrong in view of how Lord works thru scriptures.. Only time
land is returned to the previous owner is on a "Jubilee".The corrected year
was 1950 when Jerusalem was returned. Those who understand time his return
will also be on a Jubilee year. This is how a Holy a perfect God works.”
Also, you wrote:
“Those who have studied time understand the Lord Jesus should have returned
in 2000 years at the end of 6000 years. The Daniel prophecy of 7 X 7 is
nearing completion for only 62 X 7 is accounted for at the death of the
Lord.”
I gather you are trying to exactly reconcile to the number of the year 2000,
then plus 50 years? To call the difference between the year 2000 and
another an "error" seems to go a bit far. Perhaps you are meaning this a
bit lightheartedly? I'm not sure what you mean by "study time". Studying
prophecy should connect to the Bible and the information in it. I'm not
aware of a reference to an even number of years, although dispensations/ages
have been considered to be 2000 years plus a few. Also 1948 years is a
pattern in biblical history. The "creation calendar" reflects this notion.
That calendar uses Hebraic ques and is in the year 5999 right now.
It seems that you are assuming that the year count started exactly at zero
upon Christ's birth. I have seen very few who have counted this way. This
has been usually considered from 5 B.C. to 1B.C. Also, the Crucifixion was
around 33 A.D. range, give or take. In either case, the 2000 years does not
match the year 2000 exactly. The year 2017 does include the "17" years, so
I see that and the offset of the years. It could work out that year as you
say.
I have seen various accounts of rabbinical thought that the ages are in the
2006 to 2009 year range.
I will add a parallel thought. Jesus would have been Bar mitzvah'ed after
his 14th birthday. My choice for his birth year is 1B.C. This relates
because as a "man" he was qualified to read scripture aloud in meetings
among other things. If his birth was in 1 B.C. his 14th birthday would have
been in 2013, since there is no "zero" year between B.C. and A.D. That is
2000 years this year! Of course, I don’t expect the Millennial Kingdom to
begin this year, but other things could start.
GM