Bible-Prophecy Year
of 360 Days

 

 

Steps 1 of 3 of the basic 40-year cycle

 

There are only three simple steps or stages of increasing accuracy that must be learned.
 Once learned, 90% of all prophetic study to do with times and seasons will be understood.
Nevertheless, the remaining steps of our calendar study are the most fascinating.

 

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Step 1---accuracy level of 360-days in a year
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360 days in a year?

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Step 2 ---accuracy level of 365-days in a year 

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Step 3 ---accuracy level of 365.25-days in a year 
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Supplement --- The 40-year cycle

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Step 4 ---accuracy level of 365.2425-days in a year 

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Step 5 ---accuracy level of 365.2422-days in a year 

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Step 6 ---accuracy level of 365.2421896-days in a year 

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Step 7 ---accuracy level of 365.24218967-days in a year 

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Perfection! The alternative 3840-year cycle  

 

 

Step 1: Prophetic year of 360 days: (Non-adjusted)

(One-year cycles)

Many believe that the 360 prophetic calendar should not be adjusted by leap months at all, but rather should be left to simply lag behind the solar year by the difference of 5.2422 days per year. (365.2422 less 360 = 5.2422 days.) But clearly this is not the whole story. God both adjusts and does not adjust the 360 calendar to the true solar year. There are seven major adjustments. Only the first three are crucial to understand. These adjustments occur in increasing levels of accuracy. Each level interacts with the other. 

 

Simple One-year Cycles

12 months in a year, 30 days in a month, 360 days in a year.

In 6 years there are 360 x 6 = 2160 days; and in 1000 years 360,000 days, etc. 
The 360 calendar is simply left to lag behind the actual solar year. 

 

Our Approach:

It conveniently happens that, general speaking, each successive past civilization utilized a round figure for a solar year that is in agreement with the successive complexities of our 360 Prophetic Calendar.  For instance, the Egyptians used an round 365-day year, the Romans a 365.25-year, our modern Gregorian calendar has a 365.2422-year. The prophetic 360-calendar utilizes these approximate solar years too, but ultimately surpasses them on its course toward perfection. As we journey in our examination of the Prophetic Calendar, we will do so one step at a time with each step paralleling the progress of ancient civilizations in their effort towards a more accurate clock (calendar). 

 

To Step 2
 of the basic 40-year cycle:

 

 

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Also see, "What Year are We in According to the 360 Calendar?"

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New-Years Day on the 360 Calendar
(Click here for how to use this table) 

The 40-year cycles between
 
AD 1900-2099 
(Years with
* have leap month)

1st day
of
1st month       
1st day
of 1st month       
1st day
of
7th month      
1st day
of 7th       month      
---- 1915* 1955* 1995* 2035* 2075*  Mar. 6  Apr. 5  Sept. 2  Oct. 2
---- 1916 1956 1996 2036 2076  Feb. 29  Mar. 30  Aug.  27  Sept. 26
---- 1917 1957 1997 2037 2077  Feb. 23  Mar. 25  Aug. 22  Sept. 21
---- 1918 1958 1998 2038 2078  Feb. 18  Mar. 20  Aug. 17  Sept. 16
---- 1919 1959 1999 2039 2079  Feb. 13  Mar. 15  Aug. 12  Sept. 11
---- 1920 1960 2000 2040 2080  Feb. 8  Mar. 9  Aug. 6  Sept. 5
---- 1921* 1961* 2001* 2041* 2081*  Mar. 4   Apr. 3   Aug. 31  Sept. 30
---- 1922 1962 2002 2042 2082  Feb. 27  Mar. 29  Aug. 26  Sept. 25
---- 1923 1963 2003 2043 2083  Feb. 22  Mar. 24  Aug. 21  Sept. 20
---- 1924 1964 2004 2044 2084  Feb. 17  Mar. 18  Aug. 15  Sept. 14
---- 1925 1965 2005 2045 2085  Feb. 12  Mar. 13  Aug. 10  Sept. 9
---- 1926 1966 2006 2046 2086  Feb. 6  Mar. 8  Aug. 5  Sept. 4
---- 1927* 1967* 2007* 2047* 2087*  Mar. 3   Apr. 2   Aug. 30  Sept. 29
---- 1928 1968 2008 2048 2088  Feb. 26  Mar. 27  Aug. 24  Sept. 23
---- 1929 1969 2009 2049 2089  Feb. 20  Mar. 22  Aug. 19  Sept. 18
---- 1930 1970 2010 2050 2090  Feb. 15  Mar. 17  Aug. 14  Sept. 13
---- 1931 1971 2011 2051 2091  Feb. 10  Mar. 12  Aug. 9  Sept. 8
---- 1932 1972 2012 2052 2092  Feb. 5  Mar. 6  Aug. 3  Sept. 2
---- 1933* 1973* 2013* 2053* 2093*  Mar. 1  Mar. 31  Aug. 28  Sept. 27
---- 1934 1974 2014 2054 2094  Feb. 24  Mar. 26  Aug. 23  Sept. 22
---- 1935 1975 2015 2055 2095  Feb. 19  Mar. 21  Aug. 18  Sept. 17
---- 1936 1976 2016 2056 2096  Feb. 14  Mar. 15  Aug. 12  Sept. 11
---- 1937 1977 2017 2057 2097  Feb. 8  Mar. 10  Aug. 7  Sept. 6
---- 1938 1978 2018 2058 2098  Feb. 3  Mar. 5  Aug. 2  Sept. 1
---- 1939* 1979* 2019* 2059* 2099*  Feb. 28  Mar. 30  Aug. 27  Sept. 26
1900 1940 1980 2020 2060 ----  Feb. 23  Mar. 24  Aug. 21  Sept. 20
1901 1941 1981 2021 2061 ----  Feb. 17  Mar. 19  Aug. 16  Sept. 15
1902 1942 1982 2022 2062 ----  Feb. 12  Mar. 14  Aug. 11  Sept. 10
1903 1943 1983 2023 2063 ----  Feb. 7  Mar. 9  Aug. 6  Sept. 5
1904 1944 1984 2024 2064 ----  Feb. 2  Mar. 3   July  31   Aug. 30 
1905* 1945* 1985* 2025* 2065* ----  Feb. 26  Mar. 28  Aug. 25  Sept. 24
1906 1946 1986 2026 2066 ----  Feb. 21  Mar. 23  Aug. 20  Sept. 19
1907 1947 1987 2027 2067 ----  Feb.16  Mar. 18  Aug. 15  Sept. 14
1908 1948 1988 2028 2068 ----  Feb.11  Mar. 12  Aug. 9  Sept. 8
1909 1949 1989 2029 2069 ----  Feb.5  Mar. 7  Aug. 4  Sept. 3
1910 1950 1990 2030 2070 ----  Jan. 31  Mar. 2  July 30  Aug. 29
1911* 1951* 1991* 2031* 2071* ----  Feb. 25  Mar. 27  Aug. 24  Sept. 23
1912 1952 1992 2032 2072 ----  Feb. 20  Mar. 21  Aug. 18  Sept. 17
1913 1953 1993 2033 2073 ----  Feb. 14  Mar. 16  Aug. 13  Sept. 12
1914 1954 1994 2034 2074 ----  Feb. 9  Mar. 11  Aug. 8  Sept. 7
1915* 1955* 1995* 2035* 2075* ----  Mar. 6  Apr. 5   Sept. 2  Oct. 2

(Of lesser significance, see "the alternate one-month lag", as seen here in the lighter columns.)