
I have put together this brief to link various articles that I have written devoted to elements of Bible time.
God's view of time is encapsulated in Psalm 90.
From time to Time
I have presented my understanding of time from various perspectives as outlined in the various articles below:
Sometimes people approach Biblical matters as though there is no credible timing associated with the Bible. From what I have experienced that is simply not true.
In the Gregorian year 2008 it is 5767-5768 in the Jewish calendar calculated by adding up the ages of people in the Bible back to the time of creation. 5767 began in the fall of 2007. In the Jewish calendar a day is determined by the rotation of the Earth about its axis; a month by the revolution of the moon about the Earth and a year by the revolution of the Earth about the sun. These three act independently of each other. On average, the moon revolves around the Earth in about 29½ days, that is, about 12.4 lunar months each year.
If you were God and you wanted to establish a momentous event, would you leave it to speculation and human interpretation or would you align it with some irrefutable event? I would do the later and I believe that God would too, so therefore we should look for that irrefutable event in establishing the first Month, Nisan, just as there was a cataclysmic event to establish Passover and Shavuot.
What happened to Israel is a synopsis of what our lives are like. In this article I want to summarize what I believe are the most pertinent concerns. God said that the things that happened to Israel are written as examples for us.
The focus of this series is the Fall/Autumn festivals in God's calendar. The Fall festivals begin with the Feast of Trumpets. The whole period is called the period of ingathering
and equated with the Feast of Tabernacles in the Bible. Every kingdom needs these things.
This article sets out to bring together the various perspectives that I addressed the topic of creation from in my studies. I provide links to each item so that they may be examined in greater detail.