Time Emits Calendar Research Ancient Calendars of the Holy Bible |
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| Adam - Seth
Animations 365-day-solar-year Divisions |
Adam's 260-day-Tzolken-sacred-year divides by Seth's 105-days |
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Short animation showing how Adam's
260-day Tzolken sacred year divides by Seth's
numerically matched 105-days. Note the 260-day
Tzolken sacred year and the remaining 105-day
term assigned to Seth are separate
quantities. They are both contained within a 365-day-solar-year. There are about 210-days of lunar/solar separation time between 20-lunar-years and 20-solar-years. A 360-day length of year is called a Mayan Tun year. Mayan Calendar Katun 20-lunar/solar-year cycles multiplied 5.25-days every year x 20-lunar/solar-years to get 105-days. Solar-side defines one-half, or 105-days accumulated after 360-day-Tun-years for each Katun 20-year-lunar/solar cycle. Seth's 105-day primary age applies to the second named character, son of Adam in Genesis 5. View the animations to learn how the Holy Bible is a valued historical resource. |
Time Splits
video explores moon and sun calendar differences used in
early Genesis
history. Voice over dialogue during a series of pictures
defines an original 360 day time split, the Jewish Calendar
19 year Metonic cycle, lunar-solar adaptations for the Mayan
Calendar Katun 20 Tun year, and Baktun 400 Tun year cycles.
Genesis 5 scriptures
about Adam and Seth refer to circle diagram showing primary
and secondary ages.| 260-d Tzolken
sacred y and 360-d Tun y.avi |
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