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nineix,if I'm wrong then,that must be proved,you can either proof I'm right nor wrong as long you have neither proof of each.
Originally posted by diamondsmith
reply to post by nineix
nineix,if I'm wrong then,that must be proved,you can either proof I'm right nor wrong as long you have neither proof of each.
you are wrong
Only one way to settle this guys, with math.
So according to the article in the OP, one year is 365.2422 days. After accounting for the leap years which happens every fourth year (which means 0.25 days is accounted for each year) there is still a discrepancy of 0.0078 days unaccounted for, each year. This equals 0,1872 hours, or 11.232 minutes each year.
This is nowhere near the op claim of 2.19 days each years.
Now it is an easy matter to calculate the rest.
Over 2000 years this becomes 22464 minutes, or 374.4 hours, which equals 15.6 days total that we have not accounted for in these 2000 years.
Originally posted by diamondsmith
reply to post by woogleuk
Hard to explain to you...very hard,believe me.But in the Bible is written very clear,
What does it matter?
" year 2000 not will come nor will pass"