And Adam and his wife
mourned Abel four weeks of years (+ 28-years); and in the fourth
year of the fifth week (+ 4-years) he became joyful and knew his
wife again, and she brought forth for him a son, and they called
his name Seth; for he said "The Lord has raised up for us
a second seed on the earth in the place of Abel; for Cain slew
him." Chapter IV v. 7, Book of Jubilees
And in the fifth week
(see above + 28-years) of this jubilee Seth took Azura his
sister to himself as wife, and in the fourth (+ 4-years) she
brought forth for him, Enos. Chapter IV v. 11, Book of Jubilees
4. “And the harmony of the world becomes complete
every three hundred and sixty-fourth state of it. For the
signs,”
CHAP. LXXIX; Verses 4-6: The
Book of Enoch (I), The Prophet
Adam's Lunar/Solar 260 Tun-year
Tzolken-Sacred-Cycle 1 measures
360 day-Tun-Years.
A
360 day-Tun-year is the
Lunar/Solar
Midpoint length of year that leaves
5-holidays of Solar-Side time split remaining
every year to fulfill the typical
365 day-solar-year.
Lunar/Solar Patriarchs Adam,
grandsons Enos, Mahalaleel and Enoch all respect the
equivalent
360-Tzolken-sacred-year-cycle throughout the
Lunar/Solar chain.
Solar-Side equations 1-3 present
a contrasting
1820-day surplus to the same
Lunar/Solar corollary. Equation
4 multiplies for
1800-days using a
365
year-solar-cycle that has
360 day-Tun-years. The
alternate method likewise multiplies for the same
1800-days
using a
360 year-Tun-cycle and a
5-holiday feast
period remaining between one
360 day-Tun-year and
the
365 day-solar-year (Eqn. 5).
Seth Secondary
807-Year Generation Cycle 2 Age
repeats
Adam Secondary 800-Year
Generation Cycle 1 Age with at least
1800-days
leftover.
Seth, the first generation after
Adam, completes
a
365 day-solar-year and
365 year-solar-cycle.
Seth
Primary 105-Ethiopic-year Venus Round 3
Age (
S 105-Y VR 3)
adds with
Adam's Lunar/Solar
260 Tun-year Tzolken-Sacred-Cycle to make one
365
year-solar-cycle. Only
4-holidays of 5-holidays
count for the
Jewish 364 day-Ethiopic-year. The
remaining
1.25-days per 365.25 day-solar-year multiply
by a
Mayan & Egyptian 104-Year Venus Round.
Lunar/Solar Adam
Primary 130-Day Age numerically matches
with
Adam Primary 130-Year Age to provide Adam Primary
130 Day & Year Age. Alternating
Primary Age
stages involved for the hierarchy require a series of arithmetic
checks to ensure
Lunar/Solar
vs.
Solar-Side positions are accurate.
The complete descriptor:
Jewish Seth Solar Primary 105-Ethiopic-year Venus Round
3 Age (
S 105-Y VR 3)
marks
Jewish Seth as the first
Solar-Side character in Solar-Side 260-Year
Tzolken-Sacred-Cycle 1. Counterpart to the
Lunar/Solar 260-Year
Tzolken-Sacred-Cycle,
Solar-Side 260-Year
Tzolken-Sacred-Cycle 1 keeps track of
Solar-Side reckoning furnished by 364
day-Ethiopic-years. The
5-Ethiopic-year supplement to
Solar-Side Seth's
Primary Age, and his equivalent 7-Tzolken-sacred-year
Secondary Age is imperative to following remaining Solar-Side
characters Cainan and Jared. Every
Solar-Side 400-Year
Baktun Cycle generates a corresponding
Solar-Side 105-Ethiopic-year Venus Round Age.
For example,
Solar-Side Seth
400-Year Baktun Cycle 3 generates
active red Seth Primary 105-Ethiopic-year Venus Round 3 Age.
Seth's last 5-Ethiopic-years become a tagline to indicate multiple 105-Ethiopic-year Venus Rounds have elapsed. Each
Patriarch
name carries forward the sum total of
5-Ethiopic-year
tags which are included with their respective
Secondary
800-Year Generation Cycle Age.
The
360 year-Tun-cycle and complement
260-Year
Tzolken-Sacred-Cycle, were fundamental to lunar/solar
calendar operations.
Seth Solar
Primary 105-Ethiopic-year Venus Round 3 Age (
Seth S 105-Y VR
3) is a composite that includes two distinct
sub-periods. The first
Solar-Side
100-Ethiopic-years are between
Solar-Side 260-Year
Tzolken-Sacred-Cycle 1 (also
260-Ethiopic-Year
Tzolken-sacred-cycle) and the
360 year-Tun-cycle (also
360-Ethiopic-Year-Tun-cycle).
Lunar/Solar
260-Year Tzolken-Sacred-Cycle 1
subdivides into
four quadrants having 65-Tun-years each.
Jewish Solar-Side 260-Year
Tzolken-Sacred-Cycle 1 measures
Solar-Side 260-Ethiopic-years
to sync with
Lunar/Solar
260-Year Tzolken-Sacred-Cycle 1 that uses
360-day-Tun-years.
The last
5-Ethiopic-years
of
Seth S
105-Y VR 3 compute
7-Tzolken-sacred-years
in the
Secondary Age Category. Two methods estimate
7-Tzolken-sacred-years
in equations 6-8 to compare closely with the
364
day-Ethiopic-year conclusions above.
Substituting the more familiar
365 day-solar-year and
the
365 year-solar-cycle into both calculations shows
the incredible accuracy of the ancient calendar.
Maximum L/S to S-S
difference substitutes a
365 year-solar-cycle in
place of the
360 year-Tun-cycle, and a
365
day-solar-year in place of
360 day-Tun-years to
result in
1825-days (Eqn. 6).
Minimum L/S to S-S difference 1800-days
derives from equations 4-5. Especially note the
5 times Tun
(or
5x360) synergy developing the
Day & Year
single term. The last
5-Ethiopic-year
tag in
Seth Primary
105-Ethiopic-year Venus Round 3 Age (
S 105-Y VR 3) amounts
between
1800-days to 1825-days. Time beyond the repeating
800-Tun-Year
Generation Cycle approximates to
7-Tzolken-sacred-years, which add to make
Seth
Secondary 807-Year Generation Cycle 2 Age.
Where the equations are redundant, either case divides by a
260
day-Tzolken-sacred-year to find two values approximating
7-Tzolken-sacred-years.
For
1800-days, dividing by
260
day-Tzolken-sacred-years equals 6.92-Tzolken-sacred-years
(Eqn. 7). In the case of
1825-days, dividing by
260
day-Tzolken-sacred-years results in
7.02-Tzolken-sacred-years (Eqn. 8). The last analysis closely
approximates
7-Tzolken-sacred-years as supplemental time
for
Seth Secondary 807-year Generation Cycle 2 Age.
Equations
1-8
1820-days
1. 7-Tzolken-sacred-years
x 260 day-Tzolken-sacred-year
= 1820-days
Seth Secondary 807-Year
Generation Cycle 2 Age
2. 800-Year Generation Cycle 2
+ 7-Tzolken-sacred-year
= Seth Secondary 807-Year
Generation Cycle 2 Age
Solar-Side
5-Ethiopic-years
3. 5-Ethiopic-years
x 364 day-Ethiopic-year
= 1820-days extra in
5-Ethiopic-years of 364-days
Lunar/Solar
1800-days:
365 year-solar-cycle with
360 day-Tun-years
4. 5-Tun-years
x 360 day-Tun-year
= 1800-days extra in 5-Tun-years
of 360 days per year
Lunar/Solar
1800-days:
360 year-Tun-cycle
with 365 day-solar-years
5. 5-holidays remaining after
every 360 day-Tun-year
x 360 year-Tun-cycle
= 1800-days extra in 360
year-Tun-cycle of 365 days per
solar-year
Maximum L/S
to S-S
difference
1825-days:
365 year-solar-cycle with 365
day-solar-years
6. 5-years
x 365 day-solar-year
= 1825-days extra in 5-years of
365-day-solar-years
Minimum L/S
to S-S 1800-days:
5 times Tun (or 5x360) ~
7-Tzolken-sacred-years
7. 1800-days
÷ 260 day-Tzolken-sacred-years
=
6.92-Tzolken-sacred-years
approximate:
~ 7-Tzolken-sacred-years
Maximum L/S
to S-S 1825-days:
5 times 365 Day
& Year single term
8. 1825-days
÷ 260 day-Tzolken-sacred-years
=
7.02-Tzolken-sacred-years
approximate:
~ 7-Tzolken-sacred-years
Numerical matching concepts stemming from the
Book of
Jubilees reiterates presence of
364-day Ethiopic years.
One additional
7-year-week adds with
800-Years
involving
Seth Secondary 807-year Generation Cycle 2
Age.
Primary age discrepancies existing with
104-Year
Venus Rounds versus
105-Year Venus Rounds
emphasize a cardinal philosophy to accurately track the path of
years.
Sabbaths and ordained festivals were precisely
computed by adhering to
7-year-weeks that propagated
49-Year
Jubilee Cycles. Including the extra
7-year-week as
an isolated unit amounts
807-Years in the
Secondary
Age and underscores refinement for
lunar/solar
reckoning.
Chapter VI v.
28-29 proclaims:
"And all the days of this commandment are fifty-two sabbaths
of days, and the whole year is completed. 29. Thus it is
engraved and ordained in the tablets of heaven, and there is
no transgression from one year to another. And thou command
the children of Isral that they should observe the years in
this number, three hundred and sixty-four days, and the year
shall be complete and the fixed date of their days and their
festivals shall not be corrupted, for every thing transpires
in them according to their testimony, and they (Israel) shall
not miss day or corrupt a festival."
Our
Calendar Tools enable current
Bible students to explore
the most remote thought processes ever. A final revelation point
examines the
Leap Day inclusion. Most people today are
familiar with the
Leap Day inclusion every four years.
The single
Leap Day addition every four years in our
modern calendar was once a vital element for the ancient
Egyptian
Calendar. The
Egyptian Calendar sums the
quarter-day fraction every year. The last
365 day-solar-year
adds the summit leap-year to make the entire
Sothic Cycle
1,461-Years long.
Leap Day had a very important
role in remote solar calendars.
Enoch, seventh
Antediluvian
Patriarch from
Adam, links with the
Egyptian
Calendar. An
Ethiopian or Enochian Sect applied
the
364 day-Ethiopic-year with the parallel theme of
numerical
matching.
Leap Days exist rooted in
lunar/solar
400-Year Baktun Cycles. A
400-Year
repeating
Leap Day cycle appears in our present
calendar.
The present
Gregorian calendar labels the current 2016
calendar year. Our modern calendar embraces fine-tuning.
Leap
Day is normally included every fourth year on
February
29. The
Leap Day adjustment is required to keep
star positions on track over successive years. A
400-Year
Leap Day cycle exists by restricting
Leap Days
to century years not evenly divisible by 400-Years. Pope
Gregory XIII modified the
Julian calendar and associated
Leap Day correction rules in 1582 to maintain proper
Easter
calculations.
Easter was slipping farther into summer.
His namesake calendar reform dropped the 10-days between October
5 and October 15 in 1582. Thus, the years 1700, 1800 and 1900
excluded
Leap Day. The years 1600 and 2000 added
Leap
Day in the usual manner. Solar year stability needs only
97 Leap Day insertions in a
400-Year
Leap Day cycle.
Calendar math from the three oldest major calendars: the early
Jewish
Calendar, Egyptian Calendar and Mesoamerican Calendars
shares phenomenal accuracy that rivals our modern
Gregorian
Calendar.
Leap Day adjustments were fundamental to
the religious eschatology of ancient
Egypt.
Lunar/solar
19-year and 20-year cycles anchor
four cardinal points
of the
365 day-solar-year.
Two solstices and two
equinoxes seemingly imitate directions on a compass rose.
A winter solstice celebration later called
Saturnalia
served to perpetuate the
Egyptian Calendar into
Roman
times. The
Book of Enoch cites the
summer
solstice in the context of
heavenly gates. The
vernal,
spring equinox began the
Jewish Jubilee
calendar year and the New Year of ancient
Greece.
Many cultures noted seven sister stars forming the
Pleiades
cluster nearly align with the spring equinox. Fall harvest
festivals such as the Feast of Tabernacles from the
Jewish
19-year lunar/solar calendar reference the occipital,
fall
equinox.
Leap Day calculations in our present
calendar identify a
400-Year Leap Day
cycle that reflects the
Mayan 400-Year Baktun Cycle.
Genesis 15:16 implies
knowledge of a
400-Year period. The translated "
generation"
alludes to
Abraham's first-born son after
400-Years.
Strands referenced from sacred literature testify that given
400-Year
Baktun Cycles weave into our modern view of biblical
chronology. A multiple of two successive
400-Year Baktun
Cycles specify an advanced
800-Year Generation Cycle.
Semitic
400-Year Baktun Cycles bridge to draw upon
Mesoamerican
history.
The
Antediluvian Calendar
detailing Adam's lineage
exhibits numerical matching.
Combined within a single
term, 365
day-solar-years and 365
year-solar-cycles occur
throughout the text. Conceptions
of Days & Years
having the same numerical
value elaborate the
meaning for "and all the days of
…. were …. years." Calendar
study secures 105 Day &
Year single term components.
The agricultural 260
day-Tzolken-sacred-year
and the matched 260-Year
Tzolken-Sacred-Cycle describe
a single Tzolken term
also.
The
lunar/solar calendar of the
Patriarchs
continues to unfold in the same manner. Elements from other l/s
calendar systems assemble to drive advanced
Calendar Tools.
Named characters from
Adam to Enoch list a
Primary
Age Category time that alternates
Lunar/Solar
and
Solar-Side 260-Year
Tzolken-Sacred-Cycles.
Secondary Age Category
includes
800-Year Generation Cycles that number from
1
to 6. Two multiples of sequential
400-Year Baktun
Cycles combine for six repeating
800-Year Generation
Cycles. Additional time adds to
Secondary Age 800-Year
Generation Cycles and calculates in either
260
day-Tzolken-sacred-years or
364 day-Ethiopic-years.
The
Antediluvian Patriarchs incorporate a
spiritual
hierarchy. Birth, life and death events mark strategic
points to illustrate
lunar/solar calendar reckoning.
Natural and explicit, recognized eras are
mathematical
remnants left to us by skilled society.
Kings, deities
and the nature of gods all played a role in ancient
cosmology. References to
supernatural beings and visions
are most noteworthy in the writings of
Enoch.
The
lifetime age of Enoch, seventh
Antediluvian Patriarch
from Adam, was 365-years.
More precisely, a 365
day-solar-year and the 365
year-solar-cycle appear
as a 365 Day & Year
single term. Enoch's
solar calendar is rooted in
both Egyptian
mythology and Jewish lore.
"Enoch walked with God";
without
himself being
God, and exceeding
the
mortal sense of man (Genesis
5:24).
Sacred Jewish texts
impart an Ethiopic 364
day-calendar-year that
lends new insight by reserving
the last 365th-day of
the solar-year as holy.
A final Day & Year
single term serves again,
numerical matching. Enoch
blends with parts of many
prophetic scriptures, such as "...
one day with the Lord
is as a thousand years, and a
thousand years as one day."
(II Peter 3:8).
Ideas of an angelic,
heavenly host
compare with other sacred Jewish
writings that regard intangible,
supernatural entities.
The Talmud, Dead Sea Scrolls
and the Book of Jubilees
are such examples. The complete
genealogy of Adam to Noah
expands in the Holy_of_Holies.
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Jewish and Mayan
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Ancient calendars of the
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