Bible Prophecy Numbers:

The Writing is on the Wall

Chapter One, Part C.

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"Waters To Swim In"

Like the ever deepening river of Ezekiel’s vision (47:1-12), the following are revealed in this book:

1. The seven-year famine of Joseph overlaps the seven composite famine-years of the three sieges when aligned by the numbers found in the Book of Daniel.
   

2. The symbolic days-of-years (e.g. 1,290 years) intersects literal days of the same value (e.g. 1,290 days)––a large "wheel" intersecting a small (Ezk. 1:16).
   

3. The Bible divides the numbers (490, 1260, etc.), into two or three smaller sub-parts. The "time, times, and half-a-time," of Dan. 12:7 (i.e., 1-year, 2-years, and half-a-year), is the most straightforward. These sub-parts also connect with our epoch events!
   

4. The writing style and construction of Isa. 51:17–52:1 implements a mirror within the text itself. (We explain the mirror soon.)
   

5. The above steps "1 to 3" continue into the A.D. era (i.e., after B.C.) and repeat themselves as if in a "mirror," just as did the very writing construction of Isa. 51:17–52:1!
   

6. Also, there are yet two more completely different ways of "mirroring" in the numbers that rally a total of three separate "witnesses" to the self-actuality of this mirror. (The mirror presumes Jesus to be the center of time, hence proving His Messiahship.)
   

7. Once again the BC–AD mirror is crisscrossed, but now at the points of restoration, (rather than at the ruins). The four famous decrees of restoration (Dan. 9:25) will demonstrate this while engaging its very own "490" (also of Dan. 9:24).
   

8. The numbers intersect smaller and larger numbers of like kind, on a one-tenth or ten-times ratio. (E.g., "490" with 49 and 4,900, etc.)––a large "wheel" intersecting a small (Ezk. 1:16).
   

9. The numeric-patterns flow unceasing unto our present day.^{10}
   

10. Moreover, a straightforward calculating (from the Bible) of the reigns of the kings of Judah, and of Israel, yield two new lines of idealistic dates that are grounded upon the actual dates. By them, all previous patterns are consistently and greatly enhanced.
    

11. Amazingly, the ancient Jewish traditional dates for the entry into Egypt and the exodus etc., repeat these same marvels. Moreover, traditional dates link with actual! Thus, tradition supplies an independent, impartial, witness to the Christ of the numbers.
    

12. Most of these steps are again repeated in part "B," except using the "one-day-is-as-a-thousand-years" principle of reckoning. Therefore, part "B" constitutes the great second major witness to "The Writing on the Wall," by maintaining in the same fashion "the testimony of Jesus" (Rev. 19:10).

"Worship God: for the testimony of Jesus

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