Bible Numbers
The Pattern of Prophecy
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"Bible Numbers"
Introduction (Writing on the Wall)
Intro. a Secret Message
Intro. b Purpose and Scope
Chapter One ("Yes It is I")
Ch. 1a Ten Epoch Events (Detailed)
Ch. 1b Seven-Year Famines
Ch. 1c What Bible Prophecy Numbers Reveal
Chapter Two ("How Long Until the End?")
Ch. 2a General Meaning of "How Long?"
Ch. 2b Famine of Joseph
Ch. 2c A-Day-Equals-a-Year
Ch. 2d What are Bible Prophecy Numbers?
Ch. 2e 390, 430, (1290), 1150
Ch. 2f 1260 and 1290 days/years
Ch. 2g 3˝-years Bible-Prophecy, Solar, Lunar (Detailed)
Ch. 2h Time, Times, and a Half-Time (Detailed)
Ch. 2i 1335 of Daniel and 430 of Ezekiel
Ch. 2j (Notes 1-11) --- 2k. (Notes 12-23)
Chapter Three (BC/AD Mirror)
Chapter Four: "Each day equals a consecutive year/date of time".
Chapter Five, Jubilee & Grand Jubilee Cycles (In rough)
How did Israel become a nation on Pentecost, 1948?
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What about AD 2012 and the End of the World?
The numbers in the bible has been my life-long study. Over 200 articles have been written on the subject. This is not a boast, but simply a statement to arrest the attention of serious inquires.
The year 2012 is indeed a very remarkable date on God's calendar.The book of Revelation continually alludes back to the Old Testament prophets. For example, the 1260 days of Rev. 11-13 alludes back to the 1290 days of Daniel 12. Both are half-seven years, the latter (1290 days) simply has a leap month of 30 days added. (See www.360calendar.com.) The full span of seven years, therefore, is 1260 + 1290 days. Sometimes a day can represent a year in the bible. Therefore, note the following...
539 BC (fall of Babylon, symbol of 'end of world'),
plus 1260 + 1290 years equals, autumn of AD 2012
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