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1st 1000 Years Condensed Timeline<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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1st 1000 Year Day<\/h3>\n\n\n\n
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1 day = 1000 years<\/strong>\u00a0(Psm 90:4;\u00a02 Pet 3:8). And, 1 day = 1 year<\/strong>\u00a0(Lev 25:2, 3, 4;\u00a0Num 14:34;\u00a0Ezek 4:6). So, 1000 year = 1 year<\/strong>. The Week of Man is a 7 day week, with each day being 1000 years, where man rules on ‘Aretz (Earth<\/em>) for 6 days, 6000 years, before a day of rest on the 7th day, or final 1000 years, when the LORD YESHUA reigns with man (Rev 20:6). Every 19 years the Sun & Moon complete an eclipse cycle (Metonic Cycle<\/em>) forming each of the weeks within a 1000 year time span. Each day of these weeks is 2.71 years or 991 days long (19\/7 = 2.71<\/em>), which is the time at which a leap month is added to a 12 month lunar year to make a 13 month lunar year\u00a0[3]<\/a>. This forms 7 days (7 x 2.71 years<\/em>) in a week (19 years<\/em>) and 52 weeks (52 x 19 years<\/em>) in a year (1000 years<\/em>). There are 365.242 days in a solar year that contains 52.18 weeks. This would make a 1000 years equal to 991.4 years (19 X 52.18<\/em>).
The end of\u00a0890 AC (<\/strong>3122 BC<\/strong><\/em>)<\/strong>\u00a0is the\u00a0end of a short 1000 year day<\/strong><\/a>. A short 1000 year day: a lunar sidereal month is an average of 27.32 days giving a 12 month lunar sidereal year 328 days containing 46.86 weeks or giving a 13 month lunar year 355 days containing 50.74 weeks; this would make a 1000 years equal to 890 years (19\u00d746.86<\/em>) for a regular 1000 year day (regular year<\/em>) and 964 years (19\u00d750.74<\/em>) for a leap 1000 year day (leap year<\/em>); and this gives an average of\u00a0927 years\u00a0for an average short 1000 year day<\/a>.\u00a0The light that was brought forth on day one represents the unseen Lord who gives life to all his creation\u00a0<\/strong>(Gen 1:3,\u00a04,\u00a05;\u00a01 Tim 6:13;\u00a01 Jhn 1:5).\u00a0So, there was no natural physical death for man on day one<\/strong>\u00a0(1st 1000 years<\/em>)\u00a0of the Week of Man<\/strong>. And, on\u00a0931 AC (<\/strong>3082-3081 BC<\/strong><\/em>)<\/strong>,\u00a0\u2019Adam became the first recorded man to die<\/a>\u00a0a natural death at 930 years old after the short 1000 year day was over (Gen 5:5).
The end of\u00a0962 AC (<\/strong>3050 BC<\/strong><\/em>)<\/strong>\u00a0is the\u00a0end of a regular 1000 year day<\/strong><\/a>. A regular 1000 year day: a lunar month (synodic month<\/em>) is 29.27 to 29.84 days long with an average of 29.53 days giving a 12 month lunar year 354 days containing 50.63 weeks; this would make a 1000 years equal to 962 years (19\u00d750.63<\/em>) for a regular 1000 year day (regular year<\/em>). So,\u00a0Gen 2:17\u00a0was fulfilled with \u2019Adam dying in the day (regular 1000 year day<\/em>) he ate from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good & Evil.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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