Phases of the Moon: -1439 to -1430 (1440 to 1431 BCE)
Universal Time (UT)
Year New Moon First Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter
-1439 Jan 3 12:40 Jan 11 09:49 Jan 19 02:34 Jan 25 21:02
Feb 2 03:08 Feb 10 06:01 Feb 17 13:21 Feb 24 04:43
Mar 3 18:20 Mar 11 23:03 Mar 18 21:57 Mar 25 13:24
Apr 2 10:03 Apr 10 12:09 Apr 17 05:19 Apr 23 23:42
May 2 01:40 A May 9 21:38 May 16 12:22 p May 23 12:13
May 31 16:26 Jun 8 04:29 Jun 14 19:56 Jun 22 03:21
Jun 30 05:47 Jul 7 09:59 Jul 14 04:54 Jul 21 20:57
Jul 29 17:42 Aug 5 15:27 Aug 12 16:14 Aug 20 16:10
Aug 28 04:41 Sep 3 22:06 Sep 11 06:42 Sep 19 11:28
Sep 26 15:25 Oct 3 07:03 Oct 11 00:25 Oct 19 05:17
Oct 26 02:19 T Nov 1 19:09 Nov 9 20:14 n Nov 17 20:32
Nov 24 13:25 Dec 1 10:46 Dec 9 16:05 Dec 17 08:46
Dec 24 00:32 Dec 31 05:24
(new moon April 2=no calendar) slivers Nisan 1=Apr 3 or Apr 4 —-Nisan 14 =Apr 16 or 17
1st quart Apr .10, full Apr. 17
roughly 1470 years 365.24 day year from Nisan 16 1440 BC is April 16, 31 AD.
Question is that a Wednesday?
Year New Moon First Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter
0031 Jan 5 06:56 Jan 11 22:53 Jan 19 05:38 Jan 27 09:21 Feb 3 15:46 Feb 10 10:15 Feb 18 02:01 Feb 25 23:35 Mar 4 22:37 Mar 11 22:20 Mar 19 21:42 Mar 27 10:56 Apr 3 04:31 Apr 10 11:33 Apr 18 15:07 Apr 25 20:00 p May 2 10:43 May 10 01:58 A May 18 05:37 May 25 03:31 May 31 18:30 Jun 8 17:06 Jun 16 17:17 Jun 23 10:18 Jun 30 05:01 Jul 8 08:20 Jul 16 02:36 Jul 22 17:22 Jul 29 18:59 Aug 6 23:08 Aug 14 10:13 Aug 21 01:50 Aug 28 12:20 Sep 5 13:20 Sep 12 16:55 Sep 19 12:48 Sep 27 08:12 Oct 5 02:52 Oct 11 23:44 Oct 19 03:00 p Oct 27 05:01 Nov 3 15:39 H Nov 10 07:53 Nov 17 20:14 Nov 26 01:05 Dec 3 03:28 Dec 9 18:25 Dec 17 15:20 Dec 25 18:44
Starting from the astronomical new moon sliver day, I know the sliver moon is normally sighted one or two days from then, April 3-4. If Nisan 1 was April 3 then Nisan 14 was Nisan 17 I counted forward by 7 day intervals until I got to the middle Spring 31AD in, when 31ADT(Torah) had also begun.
To see what would happen if 31ADT followed a leap year, meaning the whole year would’ve been pushed forward by a month, starting with ‘Nisan 1,’ I saw that Nisan 1 would’ve been ~ May 10.
I got that by verifying the ‘astronomical new moon’ (meaning no sliver). It was May 9. So I assumed the sliver was sighted on May 10th. That would’ve made May 24 = Nisan 14, the Passover Preparation Day – the day of Christ’s Crucifixion. Astronomy shows that on May 25, the moon was at it’s fullest. May 24 was was the fourth day of the week according to the backward count from 1440BC that I did.
What if:
May 24th 31 AD = Nisan 14, 31 ADT was the CRUCIFIXION DATE?
The whole Israelite community set out from Elim and came to the Desert of Sin, which is between Elim and Sinai, on the fifteenth day of the second month after they had come out of Egypt. . . .2 In the desert the whole community grumbled against Moses and Aaron. 3 The Israelites said to them, “If only we had died by the Lord’s hand in Egypt! There we sat around pots of meat and ate all the food we wanted, but you have brought us out into this desert to starve this entire assembly to death.” 4 Then the Lord said to Moses, “I will rain down bread from heaven for you. The people are to go out each day and gather enough for that day. In this way I will test them and see whether they will follow my instructions. 5 On the sixth day they are to prepare what they bring in, and that is to be twice as much as they gather on the other days.” Exodus 16:1-5
Ive removed my calculations, for now because it wasn’t very readable, but the point is that it’s possible to know when the Wednesdays were in the Spring of 31 AD both before and after a leap year and that both April and May of 31 AD could’ve been the month Jesus Christ was crucified.
In the 1st century, the Pharisees were still using leap years for their Torah calendar while Sadducees used a solar civil calendar. Although the mathematical Metonic calendar was known to both groups it didn’t become completely reliable, in their eyes, until around the fourth century. The following is a totally awesome resource!
The Hebrew Calendar of the Second Temple Era
4.22 Glory God Beyond
Just to complete the study, there was apparently a 35% lunar eclipse late on April 25, 31 AD Julian, and it’s been reported as having been on a Wednesday (see chart below) but that’s not true according to the day counting method I used based on the Bible, which shows April 25 as a Monday! Very strange! But, it’s difficult to find a correct day of a week going far backward in time using modern calendar calculators, because even the proleptic Gregorian calculator, especially designed to do perform backward tracking doesn’t claim to have corrected for the errors of the days of the week, caused when when the Julian was replaced with the Gregorian.
So April could only work if we use April 27, which is possible if the new moon sliver had a two day delay in it’s sighting due to weather or other disruption conditions.
31 ADT is the only year that seems to work perfectly with both the start of God’s calendar given to Moses in 1440 BC and the start of Daniel’s 70th week of beginning on Nisan 1 2024, which began after the Great American Eclipse. Nisan 1 is the first day of the God’s Torah year.
Of course anyone would ask: Doesn’t there have to be a lunar eclipse? explained below.
But fortunately very few reported findings a delayed 31 AD. (Why not? Almost 1/3 of Torah years followed a delay. it’s a crucial concept keeping God in ultimate control – not giving over His calendar to a mathematical foruls mt) I haven’t seen any wrong charts on a delayed Nisan. It works for a 31 AD crucifixion so I have no need to prove anything else, although it may have also been in April. The actual month doesn’t effect the rest of the end times timeline which only have to be resolved to years.
But fortunately very few have even looked at the delayed 31 AD – I haven’t seen any wrong charts on a delayed Nisan. It works for a 31 AD crucifixion so I have no need to prove anything else, although it may have also been in April. The actual month doesn’t effect the rest of the end times timeline which only have to be resolved to years.
On the other hand, for April, I’ve found startling variations regarding the astronomical new moon dates and days of the week from different Bible expositors. Among those, sometimes April works for a Wednesday Crucifixion if Nisan is assumed to have begun with a late naked eye sighting. (That’s legitimate: see post 6.The day No men Knew.) Researchers must be very careful whose charts they use, because many Bible scholars have tried to force the astronomy to fit their theological assumptions and visa versa. Also advanced Bible expositors can sometimes simply not realize that they are novices with calendricals, not understanding that the Gregorian disrupted the days of the week. It’s no small thing even AI has trouble with it.
There was too much to say about all this, so I had to mostly put it aside in order to focus on the Countdown. But, I need to point out that . . .
31 ADT is the only year that works perfectly with both the start of God’s calendar given to Moses in 1440 BC and the start of Daniel’s 70th week having begun on Nisan 9, 2024, following the Great American Eclipse. Nisan 1 is the first day of God’s Torah year. Although 31AD works best, 30 AD can be made to work if non inclusive counting is used for the 40 years until the temple was destroyed. I use 30 AD originally.
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