The Ancient 360 Day Year: What It Was... How It ChangedAncient peoples of the world kept a calendar having 360 days in a year and 12 months of 30 days. So what happened? Why did it change? Scientists can provide no reasonable explanation of why they kept a different year than we keep now. The answer to one of the greatest mysteries of all time has been hidden in the Bible, waiting to be discovered. Only God can change the length of a year by 5 |
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Contents
Astronomical | 8 |
What | 15 |
Orbital Characteristics of | 23 |
Conjunction of the Sun Moon and Earth | 29 |
The Evolution of the 365¼ DaysinaYear Medes and Persians Breast and Arms | 35 |
The New Testament | 41 |
References | 90 |
Common terms and phrases
30 days 4th-order Ahaz Almagest ancient astronomers angle appearance Appendix approximately Assyrian astronomical observations astronomical units axis Babylonian astronomers Babylonian calendar barycenter Bible calculation captivity celestial mechanics center of mass CHRONOLOGY CROSSWORD PUZZLE civilizations computed cycle described determined distance earth and moon earth-moon barycenter Ephemeris equations of motion error Ethanim evidence Full Moon Genesis gravitational Hezekiah Israel Jehoiachin Jehoiakim Jerusalem Jews Kepler king of Babylon king of Judah later chapter Laws of Kepler lunar eclipse lunar months March/April mathematical measured Meeus miracle modern calendar months of 30 movement Nabopolassar Newton Nisan number of days numerical integration occurred orbital motion orbital transfer perihelion perihelion passage period planets position and velocity precision prophet records reference frame Regnal relative rotation Runge-Kutta method Scripture seasons seventh century B. C. shadow sidereal simulation solar system stars Step sun’s sundial sundial of Ahaz timestep understanding Velikovsky Zedekiah