New Year 1.1.7251

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Today is the third day of the first month of the New Year 7251, i.e. 1.3.7251. The New Year was three days ago on what the heathens call Wednesday, March 23, 2022 in their Roman Gregorian calendar. How do I know this for certain? I’m glad you asked. This will take a while but if you pay close attention to what I’m about to go over in detail you will understand.

“In the beginning created the High Power the heaven and the earth, and the earth was flat and empty, and darkness upon the face of the deep, and the energy of the High Power buzzed upon the face of the waters, and said the High Power: ‘There will be light.’ And there was light. And saw the High Power the light that it is good, and divided the High Power between the light and between the darkness. And called the High Power to the light, ‘YOM,’ and to the darkness He called ‘LAYLAH’. And there was sunset, and there was sunrise: Day one.”

Our Thorah has been mistranslated into English and other heathen languages. The correct translation of Thorah 1 (Genesis) 1:1-5 is given above. It teaches that darkness was not and still is not the beginning of a day; light is, and that light of the very first day was sunlight. You cannot have a “sunset” (evening) and a “sunrise” (morning) without a sun. Makes no sense, but the heathen translators of our book into their English and their other languages are not supposed to understand.

Just because there was “darkness” before light appeared is irrelevant. The word “sunset” (evening) is mentioned AFTER light appeared and you cannot have a sunset without a sun. The Creator made the sun and when it was sunset nine watches (i.e. twelve pagan hours) later He stopped working. He resumed work nine watches (i.e. twelve pagan hours) later at sunrise which was the end of Day One and the beginning of Day Two. The days end and begin at sunrise. Always have. Always will.

Your Christian Pastor, your Rabbi, your Camp leader, or whoever is teaching you otherwise is wrong. The reason they think the sun was not made until the Fourth Day and that the day begins with the onset of darkness is because they are blindly following faulty translations which rely upon a late Jewish tradition that begins the day at sunset. This tradition was adopted by Pharisees during the Hellenistic period from the pagan Babylonians and pagan Greeks who followed the Babylonian lunar calendar which requires that days begin at sunset when the moon comes out. This is contrary to the way in which days are to be reckoned according to the scriptures, as I will demonstrate below. If you didn’t know, keep reading, now you will.

The sun was not created on the Fourth Day of the first week contrary to what you have been told in your church or what ever congregation you attend. It was only made the greatest luminary on that day. Prior to the Fourth Day it was the only luminary in existence. There was nothing to compare it to until the Fourth Day. The Fourth Day is the day when the sun “was made” the greatest luminary with respect to all of the rest of the luminaries that were made on that day. Like I said, you cannot have a “sunset” (evening) or a “sunrise” (morning) without a sun.

Now lets deal with the mechanics of a year. The Creator created everything in heaven and in earth in six literal days and He rested on the seventh day. So, the first day of the first week in the very first year of the world was the beginning, and the day begins at sunrise. The seven-day week is the basic unit of time which divides the year into 52 weeks for 364 days. The sun is moving not the earth. It takes the sun 365.24 days to move from the latitude that heathens call the Equator, contracting its orbit and moving northwards towards the North Pole until it reaches the latitude that heathens call the Tropic of Cancer. Then it reverses its direction and begins to expand its orbit so that the sun is moving southwards. It returns to the Equator and continues southward until it reaches the latitude that heathens call the Tropic of Capricorn. Then it reverses its direction again, contracts its orbit, and returns to the same point directly above earth at the Equator. The sun’s motion in one year lasts 365.24 days and this is 1.24 days slower than a 364-day calendar. This difference will make the 364-day calendar, if it is never adjusted, move out of synch with the solar year of 365.24 days. The first month of the year in a 364-day calendar will drift back through all the seasons of the solar year if nothing is ever done to slow it down.

Stay with me. I promise this is simple, but if you are scared of basic math then I’m afraid I cannot help you.

For example, in 294 years the 364-day calendar will have accumulated 107,016 days (364 x 294 = 107,016). Whereas the solar year of 365.24 days will have accumulated 107,380 days in that same time period (365.24 x 294 = 107,380.56). The difference is 364 days (107,380 – 107,016 = 364) and that means the 364-day calendar has cycled through all of the seasons of the solar year in 294 years and has returned back to its starting point. This drift is similar to what happens in the Muslim calendar which is strictly lunar because the lunar year is 354 or 355 days long. The Muslim lunar calendar is running faster than the solar year of 365.24 days by 10 or 11 days every year, and every three years it drifts back one full month with respect to the solar year. This is why Ramadan ends up falling in every season of the solar year over time.

But our calendar is not allowed to drift out of alignment with the seasons of the solar year like the Muslim calendar. The first month of OUR year must always remain in the spring season, always. The scriptures tell us how to do this and it has nothing to do with what the moon is doing in the sky. You have to get that concept the “month” being associated with moon phases out of your mind. It was put there by incorrect translations of the scriptures based on Jewish traditions with regards to the moon, traditions which come from heathen paganism as I said earlier.

The 364-day calendar never consists of more than 12 ordinal months all of which last 30 days except for months 3, 6, 9, and 12 which last 31 days. Because the year is 52 weeks divisible by seven the days of the seven-day week will fall conveniently on the same calendar date every year.

The only way you can keep a lunar calendar in alignment with the solar year is by periodically inserting a 13th lunar month of 29 or 30 days into the lunar calendar, which is what the Jews do. Yet the scriptures never mention a 13th month, never, and that is because the biblical 364-day calendar is not based on the moon. The 12 months of the 364-day calendar are schematic months of 30 or 31 days not lunar months of 29 or 30 days, and there are never more than 12 months in the biblical 364-day calendar. The way we keep the 364-day calendar in alignment with the solar year of 365.24 days is by adding 52 weeks (364 days) to the calendar in the course of 294 years. This reconciles the discrepancy so that the number of days accumulated by the solar year and the number of days accumulated by the 364-day calendar in a 294-year period are the same, i.e. 107,380 days, and the two systems remain in alignment.

The scriptures tell us to put years into groups of sevens, with the seventh year always being a year of Release (shabath year), and seven sevens of years (49 years) is a yobal (jubilee) cycle. The 50th year jubilee is the first year of a new 49-year cycle. Six of these cycles amount to 294 years (49 x 6 = 294). Thus, the extra 52 weeks needed to keep the 364-day calendar in alignment with the solar year have to be spread out among six jubilee cycles.

The system of adding 52 weeks to the 364-day calendar is mentioned in the scriptures but it is overlooked and ignored by Jews because they are clinging to the pagan Babylonian lunar calendar. It doesn’t bother them that the names of the months of the calendar which they embrace are the names of ancient Babylonian pagan gods. Don’t believe me? Look up the origin of the word “Nisan” which is the name of the first month in the Jewish calendar. The name is that of the pagan Mesopotamian moon-god Nanna-Suen. Here’s a good source:

“According to Assyrian Astrolabe B the month of Nisannu was the month of the moon-god Sin” (Mark E. Cohen, The Cultic Calendars of the Ancient Near East. CDL Press, Bethesda, Maryland 1993, p. 306).

So much for the pagan Jewish lunar calendar.

With the above information in hand we can now build a time-line from that very first day of creation when YA’OH said, “There will be light,” all the way down to today by simply adding up the number of days and the number of years based on the chronological figures supplied by the scriptures.

Adam fathered Shath (Seth)230
Shath fathered Anosh (Enosh)205435
Anosh fathered Kaynan (Cainan)190625
Kaynan fathered Mahlalal170795
Mahlalal fathered Yarad (Jared)165960
Yarad fathered Khanoch (Enoch)1621122
Khanoch fathered Mathoshalakh1651287
Mathoshalakh fathered Lamach1871474
Lamach fathered Nakh (Noah)1821656
Nakh fathered Yapath (Japeth)5002156
Nakh fathered Sham (Shem)5122168
THE FLOOD happed in the 600th year of Nakh’s life6002256
Sham fathered Arpachshad 12 (not 2!) years after the Flood1002268
Arpachshad fathered Shalakh1352403
Shalakh fathered Ghabar (Eber/Heber)1302533
Ghabar fathered Palag (Peleg)1342667
Palag fathered Rai’o1302797
Rai’o fathered Sharog1322929
Sharog fathered Nakhor1303059
Nakhor fathered Tharakh (Terah)293088
Tharakh fathered Haran703158
Tharakh fathered Nakhor1203208
Tharakh fathered Abram1413229
Tharakh died in Haran at the age of 2052053293
Abram left Haran and entered the land of Chanain (Canaan), exact date 1.15.3304753304
The Exodus was exactly 430 years from Abram entering Chanain to the day, 1.15.33734293733
The sons of Ya’oh-shar-al crossed the Yardan (Jordan) River, a Release Year403773
The conquest of Yarakho (Jericho), a Yobal (Jubilee) Year13774
Table 1

Table 1 simply adds up the chronological data from the scriptures using the best manuscripts. If your bible says Adam was 130 years old when he fathered Shath (Seth) instead of 230 years old you have a faulty bible. It’s no good.

When the sons of Ya’oh-shar-al crossed the Yardan River and entered the land of Chanain in the Year 3773 they were commanded to reckon that year as a shabath year of release (Thorah 3 [Leviticus] 25:1-2). So the following Year 3774 when Yarakho (Jericho) was conquered was the 50th year Yobal (Jubilee) and the first year of a 49-year cycle (Thorah 3 [Leviticus] 25:8-11). What this tells us is that we should be able, in retrospect, to call Year 1 when Adam was made the first year of the very first 49-year cycle, and indeed we can because 3,773 years is a total of 77 Yobal cycles of 49 years each, and Year 3774 was both the “50th year” and the first year of the 78th Yobal cycle.

From Year 1 when Adam was created to the conquest of Yarakoh in Year 3774 was 3,773 years plus x-number of days from the New Year’s Day of Year 3774 to the day of the conquest that same year. The solar year accumulated 365.24 x 3,773 + x = 1,378,050.52 = x days during that entire period. The 364-day calendar would have accumulated 364 x 3,773 + x = 1,373,372 + x days without any adjustments being made, but we must account for adjustments or else the 364-day calendar is drifting through the seasons with no anchor.

This math is easy.

3,773 years is twelve 294-year periods (3,528 years) plus 205 years (49 + 49 + 49 + 49 + 9) into the 13th 294-year period. Another way to express this is that Year 3774 was the “50th year” and the first year of the 78th Yobal (77 x 49 + 1 = 3774). Thus, the last day of the 12th 294-year period amounts to 1,288,563 days because 52 weeks are to be added to each 294-year period of 107,016 days: (12 x 52 weeks = 4,368 days) + (12 x 294 years = 1,284,192 days) = 1,288,560 days. We add three days to this total to give us 1,288,563 days because the 364-day calendar began on the Fourth Day of the creation week when the sun was joined by the creation of the other luminaries. Years only began to be reckoned from that point forward. Every new year since then has to begin in the morning on the Fourth Day of the week, i.e. what the heathens call “Wednesday”.

By the way, if anyone wants to argue with you about “Saturday” being the same day as our weekly seventh day shabath, just shove Frontius, Stratagems 2.1.17 in front of them to shut them up real quick. The Romans attacked us on their Saturn’s day (Saturni die) because they knew it was the same day as our weekly day of rest and that we would be vulnerable. Case closed.

Since the conquest of Yarakho took place in Year 3774 which was the 50th year and the first year of the 78th Yobal (77 x 49 + 1 = 3774), the first day of the New Year has to fall in spring and it does. The very first solar year in history began in spring when things grow, not in the fall when things die. 365.24 days times 3,773 years amounts to 1,378,050.52 solar days. The last day of Year 3773 in the 364-day calendar was day 1,378,051. The difference is one day which means the date 1.1.3774, i.e. New Year’s Day 1,378,052 on the Fourth Day of the week is falling in the spring. It also means that the date 1.4.3774 three days later on day 1,378,055 was the Seventh Day of the week. From the first day of creation down to day 1,378,055 were 196,865 weeks exactly because 1,378,055 is evenly divisible by seven.

So now we know that the New Year of 3774 began on the morning of the Fourth Day of the week and a total of 1,378,052 days had elapsed since the first day of creation. The year began in the spring and our people took down Yarakho (Jericho) later that same year. It was for us the year of beginning to count the 49 year Yobal cycles in the land YA’OH gave to us, but these cycles actually began with Year 1 of the world because the Creator has always been reckoning days by a succession of uninterrupted seven-day weeks, and years by a succession of uninterrupted seven-year weeks. The Creator simply put His newborn nation in line with HIS WAY of reckoning time after He brought His people out of Matsraym (Egypt) in the Exodus in Year 3733 of the world.

When the Yobal cycles are grouped into periods of 294 years you have six cycles in one period (49 x 6 = 294). See Table 2. The Exodus in Year 3733 was the 9th year of Cycle 77 or 9X77 for short. The conquest of Yarakho in Year 3774 was the first year of Cycle 78 or 1X78 for short. Again, if the 364-day calendar is never adjusted than each period of 294 years will last 107,016 days (364 x 394 = 107,016), which is 52 weeks or 364 days short of the number of days in a solar year (365.24 x 294 = 107,380.56). Since that cannot be allowed to happen the question now is where does one add in the extra 52 weeks needed to keep the 364-day calendar in alignment with the sun’s motion so that each 294-year period is lasting 107,380 days?

Cycle 73Cycle 74Cycle 75Cycle 76Cycle 77Cycle 78
1 / 501 / 501 / 501 / 501 / 501 / 50
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444444
555555
666666
777777
888888
999999
101010101010
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121212121212
131313131313
141414141414
151515151515
161616161616
171717171717
181818181818
191919191919
202020202020
212121212121
222222222222
232323232323
242424242424
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272727272727
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292929292929
303030303030
313131313131
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Table 2

The answer is provided by King Shalamah (Solomon). He became king in the 480th year of the Exodus (1 Kings 6:1) which was Year 4212 of the world, and he immediately began to work on building the First Temple. He finished the foundations three years later in his regnal Year 4 which was Year 4215 of the world and began building the temple proper on top of these foundations. This took seven and a half years. The First Temple was finished in his regnal Year 11 which was Year 4222 of the world. Then he spent the next thirteen years building his own house and Yaroshalam (Jerusalem) down to his regnal Year 24 which was the Year 4235 of the world. This was a Release Year of shabath year in our land. When all of this was construction work was done, in the seventh month of the following year, Shalamah had the Ark of the Covenant transferred from the City of Doayd into the Temple and the Feast of Tabernacles was observed for the first time at the new Temple.

The Exodus was exactly 430 years from Abram entering Chanain to the day, 1.15.33733733
Shalamah (Solomon) became king in the 480th year of the Exodus4804212
Shalamah finished laying the foundations of the First Temple in his 4th year34215
The First Temple was finished in his 11th year74222
Shalamah spent 13 years building his own house and Yaroshalam134235
Shalamah moved the Ark into the new Temple and kept the Feast of Tabernacles14236
Table 3

The law states that the Feast of Tabernacles begins on the 15th day of the seventh month, 7.15. There are seven consecutive days of feasting, from 7.15 to 7.21, and then a day of no feasting on 7.22 which is the eighth day when people return to their homes after a holy assembly (Thorah 3 [Leviticus] 23:33-44). But the scriptures tell us that Shalamah extended the feast for seven additional days, fourteen days of feasting total (1 Kings 8:65-66), and the people went home on 7.23 and this is called the eighth day in 2 Chronicles 7:8-10. This is impossible unless a week of seven days was inserted into the seventh month between 7.22 and 7.23. In other words, Month 7 was put on hold and seven extra days came in between 7.22 and 7.23. This proves that the biblical calendar is a mathematic and schematic calendar which has nothing to do with the moon up in the sky. You cannot insert a week of seven extra days into a lunar month. You can only do this with a calendar that uses fixed schematic months, divides time into periods of seven-day weeks, and where months are beginning on the same days of the week every year.

What a Leap Year of 371 days looks like for Month 7

The year in which Shalamah had seven extra days inserted into the seventh month between 7.22 and 7.23 was the first year of a seven-year week. That year lasted 371 days but only 364 days are reckoned in the calendar. It was Year 4236 of the world and the 22nd year of Yobal Cycle 87, or 22X87 for short. This tells us that the first year of a seven-year week is always a Leap Year in our 364-day calendar and weeks are added to Month 7 between 7.22 and 7.23. There are 42 Leap Years in every 294-year period and seven Leap Years in each 49-year cycle. These Leap Years are years 1/50, 8, 15, 22, 29, 36, and 43.

We now have all we need in order to know where to place the extra 52 weeks necessary in each 294-year period so that the periods last 107,380 days in harmony with the number of solar days in 294 years.

The first year of the 294-year period is a Yobal year that will be a year of 364 days plus four weeks inserted into Month 7 between 7.22 and 7.23. Then for every other first year of seven-year cycles in that first 49-year Yobal will be a year of 364 days plus one week. The total number of days will be 17,906. The noun yobal (יובל) is derived from the root yabal (יבל) which means “to bring,” “to carry over”. The 50th year Yobal is the year of the “carryover” because six out of the 42 Leap Years are Yobal years which have more weeks than just the one week that is added to the regular Leap Years of 371 days. Again, this is simple math. 52 weeks needed in 294 years but only 42 Leap Years total means six Leap Years must be special years where 10 extra weeks get carried over and distributed among six years (3 + 1 + 1 + 3 + 1 + 1 = 10). This carryover is what the Yobal year is for. It is for calendar adjustment.

The second cycle of 49 years will begin with a Yobal year of 364 days plus two weeks inserted into Month 7 between 7.22 and 7.23. Then for every other first year of seven-year cycles in that first 49-year Yobal will be a year of 364 days plus one week inserted into Month 7 between 7.22 and 7.23. The total number of days will be 17,892.

The third cycle of 49 years will also begin with a Yobal year of 364 days plus two weeks inserted into Month 7 between 7.22 and 7.23. Then for every other first year of seven-year cycles in that first 49-year cycle will be a year of 364 days plus one week inserted into Month 7 between 7.22 and 7.23. The total number of days will be 17,892.

The fourth, fifth and sixth cycles repeat the first, second, and third cycles. Thus, 17,906 + 17,892 + 17,892 + 17,906 + 17,892 + 17,892 = 107,380. The biblical calendar of 364 days is a mathematically precise calendar and yet it is so simple that even a child who knows to count by sevens can easily figure it out even without a calculator.

So far we’ve proven that the number days that have elapsed from the first day of the first week of creation down to New Year’s Day on the morning of the Fourth Day of the week in Year 3774 of the world was a total 1,378,052 days. From that day to the New Year on the morning of the Fourth Day of the week in Year 4212 of world, which was day 1,538,030 and the same year Shalamah became king and commenced the construction of the First Temple, a total of 159,978 days elapsed.

Let’s keep it going.

The Schism of the United Kingdom in the first year of Rakhab-gham (Rehoboam)4252
The day of the Babylonian siege of Yaroshalam (Jerusalem) on 10.10.46413904641
New Year 1.1.7251 (Wednesday, March 23, 2023)26107251
Table 4

Shalamah was king for 40 years. He died in the Year 4251 of the world, a year which began on the morning of the Fourth Day of the week on day 1,552,275. The first year of his son King Rakhab-gham (Rehoboam) was the following year. After Shalamah’s death the United Kingdom was divided into two kingdoms, the Southern Kingdom and Northern Kingdom. From the year of that schism down to the day of the Babylonian siege of Yaroshalam in the Southern Kingdom was a period 390 years according to Ya’oh-khazak-al (Ezekiel) 4:1-8. The last 40 years of the 390 years were the years that the Southern Kingdom of Ya’ohdah was in violation of the covenant since the 13th year of King Ya’ash-Ya’oh (Josiah) when the prophet Yaram-Ya’oh (Jeremiah) was called into action (Yaram-Ya’oh 25:3).

The Babylonians besieged Yaroshalam in the 9th year of King Tsadak-Ya’oh (Zedekiah) which was Year 4641 of the world, the 390th year of the schism, and that year commenced on the morning of the Fourth Day of the week on day 1,694,718. The desolation began in the tenth month of Tebetu in the 16th year of King Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylon (605-562 BCE), which we know to be the winter of 588 BCE. The biblical sources provide the exact calendar date of 10.10.4641 in our calendar (2 Kgs 25:1; Jer 39:1; Eze 24:1). The tenth day of the tenth month is always the Sixth Day of the week (so-called Friday) in the 364-day calendar. In the Year of the world 4641, the Sixth Day of the week on Month 10, Day 10 was day 1,695,000 and Tebetu 10 in the Babylonian calendar in 588 BCE was Friday, January 14 (Julian).

Friday, January 14, 588 BCE can be given the Julian day number 1,506,670. You can check this yourself at this link which will take you to a calendar conversion webpage. So day 1,695,000 in the 364-day calendar is the equivalent of the Julian day number 1,506,670. Hopefully you are beginning to see clearly where this is heading. It’s simple math.

Today is the Sixth Day of the week, so-called Friday, March 25, 2022 in the pagan Roman calendar and its Julian day number is 2,459,664. The Julian day number 2,459,664 is the equivalent to the actual number of days that have elapsed since the first day of creation which is day 2,647,994. I told you at the beginning of this article that today is 1.3.7251 and that I know this for certain. In order for that to be true then a total 952,994 days, or exactly 136,142 weeks of seven days each in the course of the 2,610 years from 588 BCE to 2022 CE, have to have elapsed from the day that the Babylonians began their siege and the desolation of Yaroshalam on 10.10.4641 down to this very day, and that is exactly what you will find when you do the math. People lie, numbers do not.

I did not learn any of this on my own. I did not learn it from a Pastor, or a Rabbi, or a Priest, or from a book. There is no book by anyone that teaches what I just went over. You will search in vain to find one. I learned what I just went over from the one who has me proclaiming His name from the far east where the sun rises.

His name is YA’OH
Always has been. Always will be.
#EXODUS2023

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