Bible Prophecy Numbers
1260 days, 1290 days, 1335 Days
Are the Numbers in the Bible
Hard to Understand?
Are the numbers in the bible hard to understand?
I don't think so.
But they do take effort!
When the need to know comes, then comes the desire, and all will add up quickly. For really it is very easy to understand.I am praying that this revelation of Jesus in the prophecy numbers will be positioned to do what He has sent it forth to do. The main chart is easy to understand. It's like adding. To most it is a bore and therefore without a motive to know how to add most would not. To bye and sell one must know basic adding, so therefore people learn basic math. In the same way, the day will come when millions will inquire into the question 'How Long?' The Great Tribulation will be upon them. In that day the eyes of the blind will be opened. I must rest in that. I only know that the revelation of Jesus in the numbers is the thing God used to keep me from agnosticism. I have seen miracles, creationism apologetics, prophecy study, but only the numbers in the bible convince me that God is, and that Jesus is His Son. I know that there are many out there like me, and the work is for these, and for those to come who will endure persecution, and it is for a sign to the Jew: For Jesus (Yeshua) is the center of the prophecy numbers and of time.
For understanding the below chart go to Bible Prophecy Numbers
Theme: Exile and Tribulation
From the seven-year "world-wide" famine of Joseph,
until the falls of Egypt, Israel, Assyria, Judah, and Babylonia…
1878–1871 BC |
|
1446 BC |
722 BC |
612 BC |
586 BC |
539 BC |
Joseph’s |
|
Fall of (i.e., exodus) |
Fall of Israel
|
Fall of Assyria
|
Fall of Judah
|
Fall of Babylon
|
Total years later from famine --> |
|
430 years from famine |
1150 years from famine |
1260 years from famine |
1290 years from famine |
1335 years from famine |