Enoch's 364 Day Year: Ancient Calendar of Israel | Generations of the World Ep.2

Introduction to Enoch’s Calendar, with answers to common questions and information on how a 364 day year affects our understanding of end time prophecies.

In this video we also discuss how the Flood may have affected the length of a year on earth, and share insights on why we believe the popular 360 Day “prophetic year” is an incorrect way of looking at Scripture.

Thanks for watching, and hope you enjoy.

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Timestamps:

0:00 Intro
0:36 Calendar basics
1:25 No intercalations
2:36 Dealing with seasonal drift
3:29 Rain in its due season
4:34 Miracles
5:24 Seasonal drift in the Book of Enoch
6:04 How earthquakes and other geological events occurring during the Flood may have changed the length of the year
7:11 Enoch’s vision of the Flood
8:25 How the Day of THE LORD may affect the length of the year in the future
9:09 Protected by Father through it all
10:07 What day is it on Father’s Calendar?
10:45 9th of Av sign & upcoming Feast days
11:09 When is the Sabbath?
13:18 Full calendar & free resources
13:59 Scriptures that indicate a day starts at sundown
15:13 Enoch’s portals – a simple explanation & illustration
16:38 How the sun, moon, and stars work together to form Father’s Calendar (Genesis 1:14)
18:45 Two calendars we avoid
19:28 The modern Jewish Calendar
20:25 Evidence against a 13th month in the Bible
21:31 360 day “prophetic year” (popularized by Sir Robert Anderson’s book The Coming Prince)
22:59 The 150 days of the Flood does not prove the 360 day year
24:35 Revelation does not say that 1260 days = 42 months
26:32 Peace and Safety & Sudden Destruction
27:44 2300 days from a 364 day year perspective

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Transcript:

If God is your Father, this is your history. We have some information for you to consider about the calendar God gave to man before the flood, about the timeline of events recorded in this book, about the days we are living in and the days that are soon to come. We have good news.

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The Book of Enoch describes a calendar that all of Israel was to observe forever until the new creation, when the new heavens and the new earth are created at the end of millennium.

In this calendar, there are 364 days in each year. Each year has four seasons and there are three months in each season. The three months of each season follow this pattern – 30 days in the first month, 30 days in the second month and 31 days in the third month.

If you add up 30 plus 30 plus 31, you end up with a total of 91 days in each season and 91 days times 4 seasons equals 364 days in each year. In most of the world, we observe a 365-day year and every 4 years, we have a leap year where we add an extra day to the month of February. This extra day in February is called an intercalation and the purpose of this intercalation is so that the length of our year stays in sync with the seasons…

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