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7+11 = 18
18*37 = 666
Now think that on November 28th, there is this overlap or "two-tailed" celebration of Hanukkah and Thanksgiving - and the day which ISON/SION will be closest to the Sun. Aye, Sun - I, Son ->SOL OM ON. lol ?
purplemonkeydishwasher
reply to post by CIAGypsy
Thanks for the cynical reply. =)
It seems to point to November 28th.
purplemonkeydishwasher
reply to post by CIAGypsy
Thanks for the cynical reply. =)
It seems to point to November 28th.
CIAGypsy
purplemonkeydishwasher
reply to post by CIAGypsy
Thanks for the cynical reply. =)
It seems to point to November 28th.
So.... Just any November 28th? Or this year in particular? Or maybe 70,000 years from this November 28th?
And what if the gregorian calendar didn't even exist in the time of Solomon? What then?
CIAGypsy
...answer this one simple question : "What is the true purpose of Solomon's key?"
weirdguy
CIAGypsy
purplemonkeydishwasher
reply to post by CIAGypsy
Thanks for the cynical reply. =)
It seems to point to November 28th.
So.... Just any November 28th? Or this year in particular? Or maybe 70,000 years from this November 28th?
And what if the gregorian calendar didn't even exist in the time of Solomon? What then?
I believe that in the days of King Solomon the Babylonian calendar was used. It had 12 lunar months and around 354 days. The Hebrew calendar was later based on this too.
The Babylonians, who lived in what is now Iraq, added an extra month to their years at irregular intervals. Their calendar, composed of alternate 29-day and 30-day months, kept roughly in step with the lunar year. To balance the calendar with the solar year, the early Babylonians calculated that they needed to add an extra month three times every eight years. But this system still did not accurately make up for the accumulated differences between the solar year and the lunar year. Whenever the king felt that the calendar had slipped too far out of step with the seasons, he ordered another extra month. However, the Babylonian calendar was quite confused until the 300’s B.C.E., when the Babylonians began to use a more reliable system.
CIAGypsy
So.... Just any November 28th? Or this year in particular? Or maybe 70,000 years from this November 28th?
And what if the gregorian calendar didn't even exist in the time of Solomon? What then?
In all your musings, answer this one simple question : "What is the true purpose of Solomon's key?"
weirdguy
I believe that in the days of King Solomon the Babylonian calendar was used. It had 12 lunar months and around 354 days. The Hebrew calendar was later based on this too.
snowspirit
Nov 28 because America = Isreal ?
Still confused.....
Staroth
reply to post by purplemonkeydishwasher
Just asking, did you get some of your info here?edit on 14-11-2013 by Staroth because: (no reason given)
CIAGypsy
Even the change between the Julian Calendar and the Gregorian Calendar shifted days. So given all these "minor details" which could clearly add up to significant changes (especially over 70,000 years)....it is not likely that King Solomon provided a code that was meant to point to any special significance on 11/28/2013.