In the Book of Revelation, the “seven stars” held in Jesus’ right hand represent the angels of the seven churches, signifying that Jesus has complete authority and oversight over the leadership of the churches; this is explained in Revelation 1:20 where it says “the mystery of the seven stars which thou sawest in my right hand, and the seven golden candlesticks; the seven stars are the angels of the seven churches.
In this study, we uncover a profound parallel between these seven stars and the structure of Creation as outlined in Genesis. Numerologically, the seven stars correspond to the seven days of Creation, each day symbolizing a 72-year precessional cycle of the stars. This alignment not only reinforces the symbolic significance of the number seven within Biblical texts but also integrates celestial patterns into the foundational narratives of the Bible.
Connecting the Seven Stars to the Seven Days of Creation
- Symbolic Significance of Seven:
- The number seven is recurrent in Biblical literature, often symbolizing completeness and divine perfection. In Revelation, the seven stars and seven churches embody a complete and divinely guided ecclesiastical structure. Similarly, the seven days of Creation in Genesis signify the complete and orderly process through which God brought the universe into existence.
- Precessional Cycles and Creation Days:
- Each day of Creation is not merely a 24-hour period but represents a 72-year precessional cycle. The precession of the stars, a slow and continuous change in the orientation of an astronomical body’s rotational axis, serves as a celestial metaphor for the unfolding of Creation. Over seven such cycles, totaling 504 years, the universe achieves a state of cosmic harmony and balance, mirroring the divine order established during the Creation narrative.
- Fractal-Like Structure and Numerological Harmony:
- The study’s tables reveal a fractal-like numerical structure, where the 504-year Creation framework (7 days × 72 years) aligns seamlessly with other significant Biblical numerologies, such as the 70 × 7 prophecy in Daniel 9. This fractal pattern emphasizes a recurring theme of divine order and symmetry throughout Biblical chronology, reinforcing the interconnectedness of celestial cycles and earthly events.
- Revelation’s Seven Stars as Celestial Anchors:
- The seven stars in Revelation can be viewed as celestial anchors that parallel the seven days of Creation. Just as the seven days mark the stages of cosmic formation, the seven stars oversee and guide the spiritual formation and governance of the seven churches. This duality suggests that spiritual authority and cosmic order are intrinsically linked, both governed by divine oversight.
- Integration with LXX and MT Traditions:
- The Masoretic Text (MT) and the Septuagint (LXX) timelines, adjusted for their respective chronological frameworks, both support this parallel. The 72-year precessional cycles within the seven-day Creation framework resonate with the numerical harmonies found in both textual traditions, highlighting a universal divine plan that transcends specific textual variations.
Implications of the Parallel
This numerological parallel between Revelation’s seven stars and the seven days of Creation underscores a deeper, celestial dimension to Biblical narratives. It suggests that the Bible encodes astronomical and numerological wisdom, reflecting a universe governed by divine symmetry and order. Understanding these patterns enriches our interpretation of Biblical texts, revealing a sophisticated interplay between celestial phenomena and spiritual doctrines.
Furthermore, this alignment reinforces the idea that divine authority in the spiritual realm (as symbolized by the seven stars and seven churches) mirrors the divine authority in the cosmic realm (as depicted in the seven days of Creation). This interconnectedness fosters a holistic view of Biblical theology, where every element of creation and spiritual leadership operates within a divinely orchestrated framework.
Conclusion
By identifying and analyzing the parallel between the seven stars in Revelation and the seven days of Creation, this study illuminates the intricate numerical and celestial patterns woven into Biblical chronology. The 72-year precessional cycles and the 504-year Creation framework not only enhance our understanding of Biblical numerology but also reveal a profound harmony between the heavens and the earth. This fractal-like structure, evident in both the Masoretic Text and the Septuagint, exemplifies the Bible’s intricate design, where celestial cycles and spiritual authority are harmoniously intertwined.
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From the two chapters below of my book, familiarize yourself with how 23 converts to 25 and 69 to 70 years. We will only briefly look at these two conversion ratios (23:25 and 69:70); the rest of the information is for the sake of context as to where the ratios come from and what their purpose is. Therefore, summarize the information related to these two conversion ratios only. Please ignore the rest of the information in your summary. Also, take note of the Precession of the Stars as 25920 + 1 = 25921 years (161 squared. 161 is 23 x 7). Precession of the Stars as 25800 and 25920 years as representing one great year of precession will also be important. 25800 is less known than the 25920 years, but is found within the Biblical model particularly, but not exclusively. Hints of it exist in the Sumerian Tablets as well.
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Below is a summary focused exclusively on the two key conversion ratios—23:25 and 69:70—and their relationship to time, prophecy, and cosmic cycles, including precession. Please ignore all other details from the original text. This summary also notes the significance of the Precession of the Stars and how it relates to multiples of 23.
“23” is used as a divine instrument to adjust time. For instance, 23 solar years can be expressed as 25 “Priestly Years” of 336 days each, a transformation that takes the ratio of 23 and stretches it into 25. By doing so, God can hasten or delay “the appointed time” without violating His decrees. In this manner, the 23:25 ratio symbolizes extending “grace multiplied” (5 x 5), preserving both mercy and order.
Similarly, the ratio of 69:70 is seen within prophetic measures. In Daniel 9, 69 weeks equate to a prophetic span that ultimately is spoken of as “70 years.” Thus, “69 = 70,” meaning that a period measured as 69 prophetically counts as if it were 70, once again demonstrating how numbers can flex to fulfill divine purposes. This subtle adjustment reveals the power of sacred numbers to reconcile chronological tensions in Biblical prophecy.
Furthermore, these conversion ratios relate to the grand scale of the heavens. The Great Year of Precession of the Stars, commonly known as 25920 years, can be slightly altered to 25921 (161 squared, and 161 is 23 x 7). In addition, other lengths of the precession, such as 25800 years, appear within the Biblical model, hinting at an ancient awareness of these cosmic cycles. These varying counts of precession years resonate with the principle that 23 can transform into other key numbers—25, 69, and 70—ensuring that the sun, moon, and stars remain in perfect harmony.
Table 1: Original Timeline with Pre-Creation “Day 0” and the “8th Day”
(Referencing the analogy of the 8th Day at the end of the seven-day Feast of Tabernacles)
| Day | Single-Year Start (BC) | Corresponding 7-Year Block (BC) | Day Alignment (BC) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 0 | 4391–4390 BC | 4391–4384 BC (1+7 years) | 4392–4391 BC | Pre-creation alignment. Mirrors the extra 8th day at the end of the table, providing symmetrical balance. |
| Day 1 | 4356–4355 BC | 4356–4349 BC (7 years) | 4356–4355 BC | Start of Day 1. Day Alignment begins here. |
| Day 2 | 4321–4320 BC | 4321–4314 BC (7 years) | 4320–4319 BC | 36 years after Day 1’s Alignment. |
| Day 3 | 4286–4285 BC | 4286–4279 BC (7 years) | 4284–4283 BC | Another 36 years after Day 2’s Alignment. |
| Day 4 | 4251–4250 BC | 4251–4244 BC (7 years) | 4248–4247 BC | Another 36 years after Day 3’s Alignment. |
| Day 5 | 4216–4215 BC | 4216–4209 BC (7 years) | 4212–4211 BC | Another 36 years after Day 4’s Alignment. |
| Day 6 | 4181–4180 BC | 4181–4174 BC (7 years) | 4176–4175 BC | Another 36 years after Day 5’s Alignment. Aligns with the creation of man. |
| Day 7 | 4146–4145 BC | 4146–4139 BC (7 years) | 4140–4139 BC | Another 36 years after Day 6’s Alignment. |
| End of Day 7 | 4111–4110 BC | 4111–4104 BC (7 years) | 4105–4104 BC | Completes Day 7. The year 4104–4103 BC is a special “8th Day,” analogous to Shemini Atzeret, concluding the entire cycle. |
Table 2: Timeline Adjusted by Subtracting 215 Years
(Accounting for the 430-year sojourn in Exodus 12:40–41 as per LXX/SP and MT)
| Day | Single-Year Start (BC) | Corresponding 7-Year Block (BC) | Day Alignment (BC) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | 4141–4140 BC | 4141–4134 BC (7 years) | 4141–4140 BC | Start of Day 1, shifted 215 years forward. Day Alignment begins here. |
| Day 2 | 4106–4105 BC | 4106–4099 BC (7 years) | 4105–4104 BC | 36 years after Day 1’s Alignment. |
| Day 3 | 4071–4070 BC | 4071–4064 BC (7 years) | 4069–4068 BC | Another 36 years after Day 2’s Alignment. |
| Day 4 | 4036–4035 BC | 4036–4029 BC (7 years) | 4033–4032 BC | Another 36 years after Day 3’s Alignment. |
| Day 5 | 4001–4000 BC | 4001–3994 BC (7 years) | 3997–3996 BC | Another 36 years after Day 4’s Alignment. |
| Day 6 | 3966–3965 BC | 3966–3959 BC (7 years) | 3961–3960 BC | Another 36 years after Day 5’s Alignment. Aligns with the creation of man, now shifted. |
| Day 7 | 3931–3930 BC | 3931–3924 BC (7 years) | 3925–3924 BC | Another 36 years after Day 6’s Alignment. |
| End of Day 7 | 3896–3895 BC | 3896–3889 BC (7 years) | 3890–3889 BC | Completes Day 7. The corresponding “8th Day” is now at 3889–3888 BC, analogous to the original table. |
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LXX equivalent of all dates: Next, because the LXX is exactly 1380 years back in time before the MT, hence, to create the LXX equivalent of all three tables (that is, the below one and the other two tables that have to do with Precession of the Stars and 35, and 36 years per day of time). So for the first date in the below MT table, The Seven Days of Creation as Seven Years (4181–4174 BC) now equal (4181–4174 BC) -1380 years back in time to 5561-5554 BC. And in this way all three tables need to be adjusted to represent the LXX equivalent of the MT. ———— Table 1: The Seven Days of Creation as Seven Years (4181–4174 BC) Day/Year of Creation (as 1 year) BC Dates Creative Acts (Genesis 1) Day/Year 1 4181–4180 BC God said, “Let there be light.” Light separated from darkness. Day/Year 2 4180–4179 BC God separated the waters above from the waters below (the expanse). Day/Year 3 4179–4178 BC Dry land emerged; earth brought forth vegetation. Day/Year 4 4178–4177 BC God made the sun, moon, and stars to rule day and night. Day/Year 5 4177–4176 BC God created fish and birds to fill the seas and skies. Day/Year 6 4176–4175 BC God made land animals and mankind (Adam) upon the earth. Day/Year 7 4175–4174 BC God rested from all His work of creation (the Sabbath).
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Below is the same table with all dates shifted 1380 years earlier to align with the LXX chronology. (Example: 4181 BC – 1380 = 5561 BC)
Table 1 (LXX Equivalent): The Seven Days of Creation as Seven Years (5561–5554 BC)
| Day/Year of Creation (as 1 year) | LXX BC Dates | Creative Acts (Genesis 1) |
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| Day/Year 1 | 5561–5560 BC | God said, “Let there be light.” Light separated from darkness. |
| Day/Year 2 | 5560–5559 BC | God separated the waters above from the waters below (the expanse). |
| Day/Year 3 | 5559–5558 BC | Dry land emerged; earth brought forth vegetation. |
| Day/Year 4 | 5558–5557 BC | God made the sun, moon, and stars to rule day and night. |
| Day/Year 5 | 5557–5556 BC | God created fish and birds to fill the seas and skies. |
| Day/Year 6 | 5556–5555 BC | God made land animals and mankind (Adam) upon the earth. |
| Day/Year 7 | 5555–5554 BC | God rested from all His work of creation (the Sabbath). |
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Below are the two requested tables adjusted by adding 1380 years to all BC dates, converting them into their LXX equivalents. No other changes have been made, and the order of years remains the same as in the original tables.
Note: Adding 1380 years moves all dates further back in time (e.g., 4181 BC becomes 5561 BC).
Table 1 (LXX Equivalent): Original Timeline with Pre-Creation “Day 0” and the “8th Day”
(Referencing the analogy of the 8th Day at the end of the seven-day Feast of Tabernacles)
| Day | Single-Year Start (BC) | Corresponding 7-Year Block (BC) | Day Alignment (BC) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 0 | 4391–4390 BC → 5771–5770 BC | 4391–4384 BC → 5771–5764 BC | 4392–4391 BC → 5772–5771 BC | Pre-creation alignment. Mirrors the extra 8th day at the end of the table, providing symmetrical balance. |
| Day 1 | 4356–4355 BC → 5736–5735 BC | 4356–4349 BC → 5736–5729 BC | 4356–4355 BC → 5736–5735 BC | Start of Day 1. Day Alignment begins here. |
| Day 2 | 4321–4320 BC → 5701–5700 BC | 4321–4314 BC → 5701–5694 BC | 4320–4319 BC → 5700–5699 BC | 36 years after Day 1’s Alignment. |
| Day 3 | 4286–4285 BC → 5666–5665 BC | 4286–4279 BC → 5666–5659 BC | 4284–4283 BC → 5664–5663 BC | Another 36 years after Day 2’s Alignment. |
| Day 4 | 4251–4250 BC → 5631–5630 BC | 4251–4244 BC → 5631–5624 BC | 4248–4247 BC → 5628–5627 BC | Another 36 years after Day 3’s Alignment. |
| Day 5 | 4216–4215 BC → 5596–5595 BC | 4216–4209 BC → 5596–5589 BC | 4212–4211 BC → 5592–5591 BC | Another 36 years after Day 4’s Alignment. |
| Day 6 | 4181–4180 BC → 5561–5560 BC | 4181–4174 BC → 5561–5554 BC | 4176–4175 BC → 5556–5555 BC | Another 36 years after Day 5’s Alignment. Aligns with the creation of man. |
| Day 7 | 4146–4145 BC → 5526–5525 BC | 4146–4139 BC → 5526–5519 BC | 4140–4139 BC → 5520–5519 BC | Another 36 years after Day 6’s Alignment. |
| End of Day 7 | 4111–4110 BC → 5491–5490 BC | 4111–4104 BC → 5491–5484 BC | 4105–4104 BC → 5485–5484 BC | Completes Day 7. The year 4104–4103 BC (5484–5483 BC LXX) is a special “8th Day,” analogous to Shemini Atzeret. |
Table 2 (LXX Equivalent): Timeline Adjusted by Subtracting 215 Years, Now Also Shifted 1380 Years Earlier
(Accounting for the 430-year sojourn in Exodus 12:40–41 as per LXX/SP and MT. No Day 0 in this table.)
Original MT-based table’s earliest date here is Day 1 at 4141–4140 BC. Adding 1380 years: 4141 + 1380 = 5521 BC.
| Day | Single-Year Start (BC) | Corresponding 7-Year Block (BC) | Day Alignment (BC) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | 4141–4140 BC → 5521–5520 BC | 4141–4134 BC → 5521–5514 BC | 4141–4140 BC → 5521–5520 BC | Start of Day 1, shifted 215 years forward from MT and now also 1380 years earlier for LXX. |
| Day 2 | 4106–4105 BC → 5486–5485 BC | 4106–4099 BC → 5486–5479 BC | 4105–4104 BC → 5485–5484 BC | 36 years after Day 1’s Alignment. |
| Day 3 | 4071–4070 BC → 5451–5450 BC | 4071–4064 BC → 5451–5444 BC | 4069–4068 BC → 5449–5448 BC | Another 36 years after Day 2’s Alignment. |
| Day 4 | 4036–4035 BC → 5416–5415 BC | 4036–4029 BC → 5416–5409 BC | 4033–4032 BC → 5413–5412 BC | Another 36 years after Day 3’s Alignment. |
| Day 5 | 4001–4000 BC → 5381–5380 BC | 4001–3994 BC → 5381–5374 BC | 3997–3996 BC → 5377–5376 BC | Another 36 years after Day 4’s Alignment. |
| Day 6 | 3966–3965 BC → 5346–5345 BC | 3966–3959 BC → 5346–5339 BC | 3961–3960 BC → 5341–5340 BC | Another 36 years after Day 5’s Alignment. Aligns with the creation of man, now shifted further back. |
| Day 7 | 3931–3930 BC → 5311–5310 BC | 3931–3924 BC → 5311–5304 BC | 3925–3924 BC → 5305–5304 BC | Another 36 years after Day 6’s Alignment. |
| End of Day 7 | 3896–3895 BC → 5276–5275 BC | 3896–3889 BC → 5276–5269 BC | 3890–3889 BC → 5270–5269 BC | Completes Day 7. The “8th Day” is now at 5269–5268 BC, analogous to the original pattern. |
Checks for Consistency:
- All BC dates have been increased by 1380 years for the LXX equivalent.
- The sequence, increments, and relative alignments remain identical.
- The special “8th Day” concept remains intact in each adjusted timeline.
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Next, we must create two new tables from the old two tables: taking the data from these two tables, subtract 60 years from each and every date to account for the option of “+60 of Terah”. For example, “Day 0 4391–4390 BC → 5771–5770 BC” will drop 60 years to “Day 0 4361–4360 BC → 5741–5740 BC,” and so forth. Therefore I need the same table again, exactly the same, except with less the said 60 years for each and every single date, LXX and MT included. Please, do NOT subtract just 30 years as in the last run!!! **You must subtract “”60 years”” for each and every single date for both of the below tables.** ——— Here are the former two tables that you must adjust by subtracting 60 years from each and every date: Table 1 (LXX Equivalent): Original Timeline with Pre-Creation “Day 0” and the “8th Day” (Referencing the analogy of the 8th Day at the end of the seven-day Feast of Tabernacles) Day Single-Year Start (BC) Corresponding 7-Year Block (BC) Day Alignment (BC) Notes Day 0 4391–4390 BC → 5771–5770 BC 4391–4384 BC → 5771–5764 BC 4392–4391 BC → 5772–5771 BC Pre-creation alignment. Mirrors the extra 8th day at the end of the table, providing symmetrical balance. Day 1 4356–4355 BC → 5736–5735 BC 4356–4349 BC → 5736–5729 BC 4356–4355 BC → 5736–5735 BC Start of Day 1. Day Alignment begins here. Day 2 4321–4320 BC → 5701–5700 BC 4321–4314 BC → 5701–5694 BC 4320–4319 BC → 5700–5699 BC 36 years after Day 1’s Alignment. Day 3 4286–4285 BC → 5666–5665 BC 4286–4279 BC → 5666–5659 BC 4284–4283 BC → 5664–5663 BC Another 36 years after Day 2’s Alignment. Day 4 4251–4250 BC → 5631–5630 BC 4251–4244 BC → 5631–5624 BC 4248–4247 BC → 5628–5627 BC Another 36 years after Day 3’s Alignment. Day 5 4216–4215 BC → 5596–5595 BC 4216–4209 BC → 5596–5589 BC 4212–4211 BC → 5592–5591 BC Another 36 years after Day 4’s Alignment. Day 6 4181–4180 BC → 5561–5560 BC 4181–4174 BC → 5561–5554 BC 4176–4175 BC → 5556–5555 BC Another 36 years after Day 5’s Alignment. Aligns with the creation of man. Day 7 4146–4145 BC → 5526–5525 BC 4146–4139 BC → 5526–5519 BC 4140–4139 BC → 5520–5519 BC Another 36 years after Day 6’s Alignment. End of Day 7 4111–4110 BC → 5491–5490 BC 4111–4104 BC → 5491–5484 BC 4105–4104 BC → 5485–5484 BC Completes Day 7. The year 4104–4103 BC (5484–5483 BC LXX) is a special “8th Day,” analogous to Shemini Atzeret. Table 2 (LXX Equivalent): Timeline Adjusted by Subtracting 215 Years, Now Also Shifted 1380 Years Earlier (Accounting for the 430-year sojourn in Exodus 12:40–41 as per LXX/SP and MT. No Day 0 in this table.) Original MT-based table’s earliest date here is Day 1 at 4141–4140 BC. Adding 1380 years: 4141 + 1380 = 5521 BC. Day Single-Year Start (BC) Corresponding 7-Year Block (BC) Day Alignment (BC) Notes Day 1 4141–4140 BC → 5521–5520 BC 4141–4134 BC → 5521–5514 BC 4141–4140 BC → 5521–5520 BC Start of Day 1, shifted 215 years forward from MT and now also 1380 years earlier for LXX. Day 2 4106–4105 BC → 5486–5485 BC 4106–4099 BC → 5486–5479 BC 4105–4104 BC → 5485–5484 BC 36 years after Day 1’s Alignment. Day 3 4071–4070 BC → 5451–5450 BC 4071–4064 BC → 5451–5444 BC 4069–4068 BC → 5449–5448 BC Another 36 years after Day 2’s Alignment. Day 4 4036–4035 BC → 5416–5415 BC 4036–4029 BC → 5416–5409 BC 4033–4032 BC → 5413–5412 BC Another 36 years after Day 3’s Alignment. Day 5 4001–4000 BC → 5381–5380 BC 4001–3994 BC → 5381–5374 BC 3997–3996 BC → 5377–5376 BC Another 36 years after Day 4’s Alignment. Day 6 3966–3965 BC → 5346–5345 BC 3966–3959 BC → 5346–5339 BC 3961–3960 BC → 5341–5340 BC Another 36 years after Day 5’s Alignment. Aligns with the creation of man, now shifted further back. Day 7 3931–3930 BC → 5311–5310 BC 3931–3924 BC → 5311–5304 BC 3925–3924 BC → 5305–5304 BC Another 36 years after Day 6’s Alignment. End of Day 7 3896–3895 BC → 5276–5275 BC 3896–3889 BC → 5276–5269 BC 3890–3889 BC → 5270–5269 BC Completes Day 7. The “8th Day” is now at 5269–5268 BC, analogous to the original pattern.
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Below are the two requested tables with all dates reduced by an additional 60 years. Every date in both the MT and LXX columns has been uniformly decreased by 60 years. The structure and notes remain the same as before, with only the dates adjusted.
Adjusted Table 1 (-60 Years): Original Timeline with Pre-Creation “Day 0” and the “8th Day”
(Referencing the analogy of the 8th Day at the end of the seven-day Feast of Tabernacles)
| Day | Single-Year Start (BC) | Corresponding 7-Year Block (BC) | Day Alignment (BC) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 0 | 4331–4330 BC → 5711–5710 BC | 4331–4324 BC → 5711–5704 BC | 4332–4331 BC → 5712–5711 BC | Pre-creation alignment. Mirrors the extra 8th day at the end of the table, providing symmetrical balance. |
| Day 1 | 4296–4295 BC → 5676–5675 BC | 4296–4289 BC → 5676–5669 BC | 4296–4295 BC → 5676–5675 BC | Start of Day 1. Day Alignment begins here. |
| Day 2 | 4261–4260 BC → 5641–5640 BC | 4261–4254 BC → 5641–5634 BC | 4260–4259 BC → 5640–5639 BC | 36 years after Day 1’s Alignment. |
| Day 3 | 4226–4225 BC → 5606–5605 BC | 4226–4219 BC → 5606–5599 BC | 4224–4223 BC → 5604–5603 BC | Another 36 years after Day 2’s Alignment. |
| Day 4 | 4191–4190 BC → 5571–5570 BC | 4191–4184 BC → 5571–5564 BC | 4188–4187 BC → 5568–5567 BC | Another 36 years after Day 3’s Alignment. |
| Day 5 | 4156–4155 BC → 5536–5535 BC | 4156–4149 BC → 5536–5529 BC | 4152–4151 BC → 5532–5531 BC | Another 36 years after Day 4’s Alignment. |
| Day 6 | 4121–4120 BC → 5501–5500 BC | 4121–4114 BC → 5501–5494 BC | 4116–4115 BC → 5496–5495 BC | Another 36 years after Day 5’s Alignment. Aligns with the creation of man. |
| Day 7 | 4086–4085 BC → 5466–5465 BC | 4086–4079 BC → 5466–5459 BC | 4080–4079 BC → 5460–5459 BC | Another 36 years after Day 6’s Alignment. |
| End of Day 7 | 4051–4050 BC → 5431–5430 BC | 4051–4044 BC → 5431–5424 BC | 4045–4044 BC → 5425–5424 BC | Completes Day 7. The year 4044–4043 BC (instead of 4104–4103 BC) and 5424–5423 BC (instead of 5484–5483 BC LXX) is the special “8th Day.” |
Adjusted Table 2 (-60 Years): Timeline Adjusted by Subtracting 215 Years, Now Also Shifted 1380 Years Earlier
(Accounting for the 430-year sojourn in Exodus 12:40–41 as per LXX/SP and MT. No Day 0 in this table.)
| Day | Single-Year Start (BC) | Corresponding 7-Year Block (BC) | Day Alignment (BC) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | 4081–4080 BC → 5461–5460 BC | 4081–4074 BC → 5461–5454 BC | 4081–4080 BC → 5461–5460 BC | Start of Day 1, shifted 215 years forward from MT and now also 1380 years earlier for LXX, minus 60 years. |
| Day 2 | 4046–4045 BC → 5426–5425 BC | 4046–4039 BC → 5426–5419 BC | 4045–4044 BC → 5425–5424 BC | 36 years after Day 1’s Alignment. |
| Day 3 | 4011–4010 BC → 5391–5390 BC | 4011–4004 BC → 5391–5384 BC | 4009–4008 BC → 5389–5388 BC | Another 36 years after Day 2’s Alignment. |
| Day 4 | 3976–3975 BC → 5356–5355 BC | 3976–3969 BC → 5356–5349 BC | 3973–3972 BC → 5353–5352 BC | Another 36 years after Day 3’s Alignment. |
| Day 5 | 3941–3940 BC → 5321–5320 BC | 3941–3934 BC → 5321–5314 BC | 3937–3936 BC → 5317–5316 BC | Another 36 years after Day 4’s Alignment. |
| Day 6 | 3906–3905 BC → 5286–5285 BC | 3906–3899 BC → 5286–5279 BC | 3901–3900 BC → 5281–5280 BC | Another 36 years after Day 5’s Alignment. Aligns with the creation of man, now shifted further back. |
| Day 7 | 3871–3870 BC → 5251–5250 BC | 3871–3864 BC → 5251–5244 BC | 3865–3864 BC → 5245–5244 BC | Another 36 years after Day 6’s Alignment. |
| End of Day 7 | 3836–3835 BC → 5216–5215 BC | 3836–3829 BC → 5216–5209 BC | 3830–3829 BC → 5210–5209 BC | Completes Day 7. The “8th Day” is now at 3829–3828 BC (instead of 3889–3888 BC) and 5209–5208 BC (instead of 5269–5268 BC), analogous to the original pattern, minus 60 years. |
All intervals, increments, and relative positions remain consistent with previous logic. Only the dates have been reduced by 60 years throughout both the MT and LXX calculations.
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We now have four tables that will be used in study. From here on, this is how we will designate them: Table 1a starts at Day 0 4391–4390 BC → 5771–5770 BC Table 1b starts at Day 0 4331–4330 BC → 5711–5710 BC Table 2a starts at Day 1 4141–4140 BC → 5521–5520 BC Table 2b starts at Day 1 4081–4080 BC → 5461–5460 BC ————————– The first observation is that the distance between the LXX and the MT are 1380 years, which is 460 x 4. (23 x 60). Also, we observe that the max span of the LXX to the MT is 1380 + 60 = 1440 years. 1440 is 40 x 36, 4 x 360, and 20 x 72 — hence, a very useful span for our tables that are based upon units of 36, and of Precession Years of 72, and of regular years of 360. 1380 is very useful because it is 23 x 60, and will play into the 60 years of Terah within the tables, and is divisible by both 69 and 23. Moreover, from Day 1 of Tables 1a to the end of Day 7 of 1b are 460 years (23 x 20). The same is true of Tables 2a-b. Moreover, From Day ‘0’, there are again 460 years for Tables 1a-b and 2a-b unto the end of Day 6 of the six days of Creation, and then God rested on the 7th. Hence, this repeated span of 460 years also fits well into the 1380 years between the LXX and MT, because 1380 is 460 x 4 years. ——– Therefore, we observe that the two MSS traditions are perfectly placed so as to interact with each other in a complex, fractal-like structure. The SP fits well into all of this too, but I leave that out for the sake of simplicity.
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Below is a refined and clarified restatement of your concluding observations. All details and numerical relationships remain intact. The style and tone are preserved, and no numbers have been altered:
We have now established four key tables, designated as follows:
- Table 1a: Begins at Day 0, 4391–4390 BC → 5771–5770 BC
- Table 1b: Begins at Day 0, 4331–4330 BC → 5711–5710 BC
- Table 2a: Begins at Day 1, 4141–4140 BC → 5521–5520 BC
- Table 2b: Begins at Day 1, 4081–4080 BC → 5461–5460 BC
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Table 1a: Begins at Day 0, 4391–4390 BC → 5771–5770 BC
Table 2a: Begins at Day 0, 4331–4330 BC → 5711–5710 BC
Table 1b: Begins at Day 1, 4141–4140 BC → 5521–5520 BC
Table 2b: Begins at Day 1, 4081–4080 BC → 5461–5460 BC)
Our first observation is that the LXX and MT timelines differ by exactly 1380 years, which is 23 x 60, or 460 x 3. Since 460 years is itself 23 x 20, it plays an important part in these calculations. Moreover, if we add the 60-year Terah factor, the total difference of 1380 + 60 equals 1440 years. The number 1440 is significant since it breaks down into several useful units: 40 x 36, 4 x 360, and 20 x 72. These numbers perfectly align with our thematic spans of time—whether measured by units of 36, Precession Years of 72, or the standard 360-day year.
Similarly, 1380 years works seamlessly with our patterns. Because it is 23 x 60, it integrates smoothly with Terah’s 60-year adjustment. It is also divisible by 69 and 23, maintaining consistency across various Biblical numeric frameworks.
From Day 1 of Tables 1a to the end of Day 7 in Table 1b spans 460 years (23 x 20), and the same pattern is reflected in Tables 2a–b. In fact, from Day 0 to the end of Day 6, we also encounter this repeated 460-year cycle before entering the 7th Day of rest. Thus, 1380 years, being 460 x 3 (plus the potential 60-year addition), underscores a fractal-like complexity that elegantly weaves together all these units of time.
The Samaritan Pentateuch (SP) also fits into this structure, but we will set that aside for now. In summary, the interplay between the MT and LXX texts, along with the optional 60-year Terah adjustment, results in a sophisticated, interlocking numerical framework that strongly suggests intentional design, reinforcing the notion of a fractal-like pattern in Biblical chronology.
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We also observe that columns 1 and 2 of the Day counts in the Single-Year Start and the Corresponding 7-year block are each 35 years apart, row by row, “Day” to”Day”. This means that every two days are 70 years apart, and so the basic framework of a seven-day-creation is maintained on a 10x level. The 35+35 agrees with the division of each day into “the evening and the morning were the… day”. This is ultimately seen in that from MT Day 0 of Tables 1a and 2a to the end of Tables 1b and 2b, respectively, are each 252+252 = 504 years (for example, max. date 4392 BC to min. date 3888 BC (of Column 4, “Day Alignment”) span 504 years precisely, which is 72 years x 7, that is, 7 ‘days of 72 years’ of Precession of the Stars. This corresponds to the seven days of Creation. (This pattern is repeated, obviously, in the LXX as well, and if shifting to -60 of the Terah effect.) Moreover, the 504 years (7 x 72) is divided in half at “4140 BC” in Table 1a Day 7, which ends the 6 days of creation, and also in Table 2b as well, at the start of Day 1. Thus, the 7 days of 72 years is divided in half at both the end of the 6 days it took God to Creation and at the start of the six days of Creation — both — very fine-tuned structures. This, too, is true of the LXX, and if we subtract the 60 of Terah. Thus, as the 70 years is divided in half, so is the full 72×7 years divided in half. Moreover, due to the week of years of Creation assigned to each 35-year “Day’ per row, this 504 span can be reduced by 7 + 7 years to make 490 years, which is the 70 x 7 of Daniel 9, broken-down as 483+7 as well. (Example: 4391 minus 5 and 6 years =4386-4385 BC of Table 1a, 4386-4385 BC represents Day 6 of Creation. 4386-4385 BC minus 490 years = 3896-3895 BC of Table 2a–3896-3895 BC corresponds Day 1 in the last row of Table 2a. Thus, Day 6 of the Creation of Man from the first row of Table 1a is 490 years to Day 1 of the last row in Table 2b.
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We also observe that the single-year start and the corresponding 7-year block columns advance in increments of 35 years per “Day.” This means that every two days amount to 70 years, thus maintaining the basic seven-day Creation framework on a scale of tenfold. The 35 + 35 structure aligns with the biblical pattern of “evening and morning” forming a single day.
From MT Day 0 in Tables 1a and 2a to the end of Tables 1b and 2b, there are two spans of 252 years each, totaling 504 years. For example, from the maximum date of 4392 BC to the minimum date of 3888 BC in Column 4 (“Day Alignment”), the span is exactly 504 years. This is 72 years x 7, symbolizing seven “days” of Precession of the Stars, paralleling the seven days of Creation. This pattern applies equally to the LXX and, if we shift by -60 years for Terah’s alternative chronology.
Moreover, these 504 years (7 x 72) are divided at “4140 BC” in Table 1a Day 7, marking the end of six days of Creation. This same division also appears at the start of Day 1 in Table 2b. Thus, the seven 72-year “days” split evenly both at the point where the six days of Creation end and at the point where those six days begin—an exceedingly precise and elegant structure. This pattern remains intact for the LXX and if we apply Terah’s -60-year adjustment. Just as 70 years is divided in half, so too are the full 7 x 72 years divided symmetrically.
Additionally, because each 35-year “Day” in the rows corresponds to a Creation week of years, we can reduce this 504-year span by two weeks (7 + 7 years) to 490 years. The number 490 is 70 x 7, the significant figure from Daniel 9, which can be further broken down into 483 + 7. For instance, consider 4391–4390 BC from Table 1a (Day 0). If we remove 5 and 6 years, arriving at 4386–4385 BC, we are at Day 6 of Creation. Subtracting 490 years from 4386–4385 BC places us at 3896–3895 BC of Table 2a. Remarkably, 3896–3895 BC corresponds to Day 1 of the final row in Table 2b. Thus, Day 6 of Adam’s creation in the earliest row of Table 1a sits exactly 490 years away from Day 1 of the concluding row in Table 2b.
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Moreover, both units of 70 years (each divided in half) of the “70 x 7” compose the “Days” per each double-row in the tables, and this is true also of the 36+36 = 72 years that make up the 7×72=504 years, in the “Day Alignement ” Column. The middle dates of “4140 BC” (and “4141-4140 BC) that divided both the 504 years (4392 BC minus half-504 = 4140 BC) and also the 490 years (4386 BC minus half-490 = 4141 BC) — 4141-4140 BC is 460 x 9 years (4140) to the fixed datum of 1 BC/AD 1, and thus ties into the 460 that spans each tables 1 and 2, and ties in with the LXX that is 3 x 460 greater than 4140 BC. Hence, the equivalent midpoint of the LXX is 4141-4140 BC + 1380 years = 5521-5520 BC. 5520 is 12 x 460. Then when we include the concept of the BC/AD mirror, we realize that he exact positioning of the middle of all these patterns at 5520 and 4140 BC allow for a crisscross over into AD so that the first half of the tables overlap the last half of the tables in the mirror by 4140+4140, or 5520 + 5520 years. 5520 x 25/23 = 6000, referring to the 6 days of Creation, and thus double back to itself in AD are 12000, and so forth. And so, while complex, by studying the key components, we see a structure forming much like a fractal.
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Moreover, both the 70-year units (each divided in half) and the 36+36 = 72-year segments within the Day Alignment column harmonize perfectly with the double-rows of “Days” in the tables. Just as the 70 x 7 structure is observed per each double-row, so too does the 7 x 72 = 504-year framework function seamlessly in the Day Alignment column.
The central date of “4140 BC” (or “4141–4140 BC” when employing inclusive reckoning) divides both the 504-year span (4392 BC minus half of 504 years equals 4140 BC) and the 490-year span (4386 BC minus half of 490 years equals 4141 BC) right at the midpoint. Intriguingly, 4141–4140 BC is precisely 460 x 9 years before the fixed datum of 1 BC/AD 1, thus integrating with the recurring 460-year cycles noted throughout Tables 1 and 2. This 460-year framework also relates to the LXX date range, which is 3 x 460 years greater than 4140 BC.
Hence, the LXX midpoint occurs at 4141–4140 BC plus 1380 years, arriving at 5521–5520 BC. The number 5520 is itself 12 x 460. When we incorporate the BC/AD mirror principle, the precise positioning of these midpoints at 5520 and 4140 BC allows for a symmetrical crossing into the AD era. As a result, the first half of the tables can overlap with the latter half in a mirrored fashion—4140 + 4140 years, or 5520 + 5520 years. Moreover, since 5520 x (25/23) = 6000, this figure connects back to the 6 days of Creation and can theoretically extend to 12000 years and beyond.
Though this may seem complex, by focusing on the key components—such as the recurring 460, 490, and 504-year cycles; the interplay of 36 and 72-year segments; and the careful placement of midpoint dates—one begins to discern a fractal-like pattern. It is a structure that repeats, scales, and reflects itself across multiple chronological frameworks, whether MT or LXX, with or without the -60 Terah adjustment.
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It seems that I keep getting the Tables confused when referencing them! My apologies. We need to change the designations to 1a, 1b, and then for the less 60 years, 2a and 2b. ——————————————————- From Table 1a: Day Single-Year Start (BC) Corresponding 7-Year Block (BC) Day Alignment (BC) Notes Day 7 4146–4145 BC → 5526–5525 BC 4146–4139 BC → 5526–5519 BC **4140–4139 BC** → **5520–5519 BC** Another 36 years after Day 6’s Alignment. From Table 1b: Day Single-Year Start (BC) Corresponding 7-Year Block (BC) Day Alignment (BC) Notes Day 1 4141–4140 BC → 5521–5520 BC 4141–4134 BC → 5521–5514 BC **4141–4140 BC** → **5521–5520 BC** Start of Day 1, shifted 215 years forward from MT and now also 1380 years earlier for LXX. ——- We have already established the dates marked for **emphasis**, which is at the center of Table 1a-b. Now, I want to look more closely at “4146–4139 BC → 5526–5519 BC” from Table 1a. The MT Cumulative Chronology for the Flood, wherein each patriarch’s lifespan is added together consecutively, dates 4836-4829 BC. (The Flood is a type of new Creation and thus thematically connected to the Creation narrative.) 4836-4829 BC is itself 490 x 7 (70 x 7 x 7) to 1406-1399 BC, the week of years of the Conquest of Joshua in the Promised Land. 4836-4829 BC is precisely between the 1380 years of “4146–4139 BC → 5526–5519 BC,” which in turn is in the middle of Tables 1a-b. 5526–5519 BC, less 690 years (23 x 30) = 4836-4829 BC. 4836-4829 BC, less 690 years (23 x 30) = 4146-4139 BC. Moreover, 690 expands by 690 by 60 years to make 750 (690 x 25/23=750). This agrees with the 4140, which also expands by 60 years as 4140 x 70/69 = 4200, thus expanding by 60 years. These 60 years, will, in turn interact with Tables 2a-b which are also 60 years difference from Tables 1a-b.
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We will now modify our table designations to avoid confusion:
- “Table 1a” remains as originally designated.
- “Table 1b” is the adjusted table.
- “Table 2a” and “Table 2b” will represent the versions with 60 years subtracted.
From “Table 1a,” we have the following key row:
Day 7:
Single-Year Start (BC): 4146–4145 BC → 5526–5525 BC
Corresponding 7-Year Block (BC): 4146–4139 BC → 5526–5519 BC
Day Alignment (BC): 4140–4139 BC → 5520–5519 BC
Notes: Another 36 years after Day 6’s Alignment.
From “Table 1b,” focusing on the start:
Day 1:
Single-Year Start (BC): 4141–4140 BC → 5521–5520 BC
Corresponding 7-Year Block (BC): 4141–4134 BC → 5521–5514 BC
Day Alignment (BC): 4141–4140 BC → 5521–5520 BC
Notes: Start of Day 1, shifted 215 years forward from MT and now also 1380 years earlier for LXX.
We have already identified these emphasized dates at the center of Tables 1a–b. Now, let us examine the segment “4146–4139 BC → 5526–5519 BC” from Table 1a more closely.
The MT Cumulative Chronology for the Flood—where the ages of the patriarchs are added consecutively—results in the date 4836–4829 BC. The Flood, as a type of new Creation, parallels the original Creation narrative. This 4836–4829 BC period is itself “490 x 7” years (70 x 7 x 7) before 1406–1399 BC, which corresponds to the week of years at the time of Joshua’s Conquest of the Promised Land.
Observe that 4836–4829 BC lies exactly between the 1380-year intervals of “4146–4139 BC → 5526–5519 BC,” which themselves lie at the midpoint of Tables 1a–b. Here is the breakdown:
5526–5519 BC, minus 690 years (23 x 30) = 4836–4829 BC
4836–4829 BC, minus another 690 years (23 x 30) = 4146–4139 BC
In addition, 690 years can expand by 60 years to become 750 years, using the 25/23 ratio (690 x 25/23 = 750). Similarly, 4140 (a key midpoint year) also expands by 60 years, since 4140 x 70/69 = 4200. These expansions by 60 years integrate with the variations introduced in Tables 2a–b, which themselves differ by 60 years from Tables 1a–b. In this way, the 60-year increments related to Terah’s alternative chronology interact fluidly with all four tables, maintaining the fractal-like complexity that we have observed throughout.