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God's 6000 Year Plan: Dating Jesus' Return?
Has God given man 6000 years to rule himself before Jesus returns to take over? Many Christians think the Bible teaches this and they use leverage it to predict the year of Jesus' Second Coming. But is it possible? How do you count the years? What do they start from? (Hint: not Adam/Creation) Also, what does Adam's age for Seth's birth tell us about the latest that Jesus can return? »»
The Aviv Barley Biblical Calendar
Proponents of the traditional Jewish or Hillel II calendar raise many objections to the observed calendar used by the Karaites. In this article dozens of the most popular questions are answered. »»
Lunar Sabbath / Shabbat Mathematically Proven False
If an interpretation of the Bible requires you to change how you count to seven in order to make it not break Scripture, could it really be what God intended in the Torah? »»
Why "No Man Knows the Day or Hour" Does Not Apply Forever
When Jesus said, "no man knows the day or hour," he nullified the use of the Bible (or anything else) to "set dates" or predict when end time events will happen. But his words are not clear enough today alone to silence the date setters. Some people think "day or hour" allows for knowing the year or is only code for the Feast of Trumpets. On the opposite extreme, some think Jesus meant that his return could happen at any moment or that we could learn nothing about timing and to therefore not even study his prophecies. Find out what Jesus really meant by looking at what Jesus said in context...and also by considering what he did not say. »»
Rapture / Return of Jesus Year and Timeline Based on the Biblical Calendar
Everyone wants to know when Jesus will return or when the Rapture is, but few do. Understand the timing details in the Bible pinpointing the year, month and even day of these events. »»
Revelation Says That A 360 Day Year / 30 Day Month Calendar
Is the "360 day Prophetic Calendar" interpretation missing a better literal rendering of what Revelation says? »»
Feasts & Holy Day Calendar 2011-2012
Calendar of the Biblical holidays, also known as the Feasts of the LORD, based on the observation of the new moon and aviv barley in Israel. (This differs from the precalculated invented Jewish calendar used by the Jewish State of Israel.) »»
Jubilee Year Cycle (49 or 50?)
The Jubilee Year of the Bible is important to understand properly if you want to understand the Biblical Calendar, and with it Bible prophecy and what it holds for the future. But few people do. Some think it is 50 years, some 49 years. Find out the truth now. »»
When Were the True Dates of the Crucifixion and Resurrection
Many Sabbath-Keeping groups place the crucifixion of Messiah on a Wednesday and have the resurrection take place on Saturday of 31 C.E.or 34 C.E. However, it is incorrect, for multiple reasons, to accept a Wednesday through Saturday scenario as will here be demonstrated. The argument for the Wednesday-Saturday construct is based on these major points: »»
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What the 46% Who Believe Jesus Will Return in 2012 Don't Know But Should...
Update: What I predicted would not happen in 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 also applies to 2012, so read on: An Ipsos poll in 2006 said that 25% of adults believe it is at least somewhat likely that Jesus Christ will return to Earth in 2007. Among white evangelical Christian adults, 46% believed this. Yet years later Jesus still has not returned. Want to know why Jesus did not come in 2007 and still won't come in 2012? Read Featured Article
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