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The Book Of Jubilees "The B.A.N.G. version"
The Book of Jubilees," analyzed using the 3rd-Methodology | The Smith Jubilee Formula | Calculating Jubilee Cycles, presents a groundbreaking timeline that resolves long-standing issues in Jubilee calculations. Traditional 49-year and 50-year methods face critical flaws: the 49-year method disrupts timelines by misplacing celebratory years, while the 50-year method creates surpluses within cycles. Alone, both methods fail to deliver accurate calculations.
The 3rd-Methodology ingeniously integrates these approaches, following the Smith Jubilee Formula (SJF). This formula multiplies the Jubilee number by 50 and subtracts 49 to pinpoint the cycle's start, ensuring precision without manual adjustments. A double-check formula confirms accuracy, validating years within the cycle.
By harmonizing Jubilee celebratory years with the cycles of weeks and years, the 3rd-Methodology creates a unified framework. This innovative approach allows "The Book of Jubilees" to present a flawless, mathematically sound chronology, bridging gaps left by earlier methods.
Learning the 3rd Methodology for Calculating the Jubilee cycles, will enlighten your understanding of Biblical Chronology in ways you could have never imagined.
Learning the 3rd Methodology for Calculating the Jubilee cycles, will enlighten your understanding of Biblical Chronology in ways you could have never imagined.
Welcome back to the Jubilee Chronicles series! In today’s lesson, we’ll calculate the Jubilee birth year of Abraham, the Patriarch of the Children of Israel. Using the 49-year method, most versions of The Book of Jubilees estimate Abraham's birth year as 1876. However, we’ll explore a unique approach combining the 49-year subtraction with a 50-year multiplication, adhering to Leviticus 25.
Starting in chapter 11 of The Book of Jubilees, we explore historical events leading up to Abraham’s birth:
The 3rd methodology reveals 1950 as the celebratory year of the 39th Jubilee. Subtracting 49 gives us 1901, marking the first year of this cycle. Counting through the weeks, we find Abraham’s birth year as 1914.
This method highlights the importance of using a mathematical formula that aligns with biblical mandates, contrasting with the traditional 49-year approach, which often overlooks the 50th celebratory year.
Explore this new way of understanding biblical chronology and dive deeper into the Jubilee cycles. Master the 3rd method of calculating Jubilee cycles and gain fresh insights into the historical timeline!.
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