Yesterday's post was brief. http://www.fivedoves.com/letters/nov2006/danielm1129.htm
So here is more to explain.
 
The background for this finding was that I was looking for 4000 days between significant days of 2006 and 2017. I cannot remember the exact steps that led me to Heshvan 27, 2006 to Heshvan 10, 2017, but it does work to the very day. 4000 being significant to 40 and also 400 (days from Rosh Hashanah 2005 to Heshvan 17, 2006).
 
Then it was quickly realized that Heshvan 10 is day 1290 as put together in "Signs of the End". Therefore, there are 2710 days prior to the middle of the week. That Heshvan 27 to Heshvan 10 matches this when put together is remarkable. Also 2017 and 2710 is interesting in itself.
 
But some will say, "it is backwards" since Heshvan 10 is the beginning day in the Flood account which then leads to the final day--Heshvan 27. But this is what is intriguing.
 
In the book it was discovered how Heshvan 17, 2006 to Kislev 1, 2010 to Kislev 26, 2017 correlates to the 40 days and 40 nights of rain, pinpointing the beginning of Daniels 70th week. But now the other dates of Heshvan (the 10th & 27th) when placed backwards, point to the middle of the 70th week to capture the full picture. The key is Daniel's 1290 days.
 
On the other side, there is also the fact that 40 x 365 equals the days from June 7, 1967 to Pentecost 2007. As diagrammed, from Pentecost 2007 to the midpoint of the 70th week (Firstfruits) as worked out in "Signs of the End", happens to be 2520 days, with of course 1260 days to go until Yom Kippur 2017 or 1335 days to Kislev 26, 2017. However, also notice that Pentecost is prior to Firstfruits in this time sequence--reversed again.
 
So does the 40th day from Heshvan 17 (11/8) mark the actual beginning? At least we know it must be close, just do not fall asleep in the meantime.
 
This 40th day (Kislev 26) is the third day from Kislev 24 and it is also a Sunday. Will the "Temple" be raised on this day? From Kislev 26, 2006 (12/17) to Kislev 26, 2017 (12/14) is 4015 days or 11 Enoch years (365) exactly.
 
Does this make any sense or help? (More to come, but I must go to bed).
 
In Christ,
Daniel Matson
 
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