Readers -

Six years ago I presented the only date I have ever suggested was a possible Rapture date. it passed without a Resurrection/Rapture event (perhaps you noticed).

That date was October 17th, 2004, day 291 in a leap year.

Ocotber 17th is day 291 ONLY in a leap year.

It has always puzzled me how a date could appear to be so marked and yet seemingly produce no event of note. It could easily come down to erroneous methods on my part!

still, I do think that significant dates that are actually from the past appear as marked as the Lord gives understanding. as with June 11, 987 ah which I think was the exact day Enoch was taken, and may have been born on. his age when taken (365) implies a yearly anniversary concept behind events that involve this singular person.

I theorize now that this date, October 17th, in a leap year, may have been the exact day Noah entered the Ark, the Door was shut behind him by the Lord, and the rain started falling.

Temperature conversions seem to indicate this. I won't recite to you all the examples of temperature conversions and how they showed up in the Polonium event.

in my mind, the specific conversion that seems to yield most of the results is Celsius to Kelvin. to get the Kelvin value of a Celsius number you add 273.15 or 273.

as an example look at day 254. this is 9-11 in a non leap year which 2001 was.

254 Celsius = 527 Kelvin

Jared 527 when Enoch taken. Tower of day numbers from 254 to end of September total 5270 (527 x 10).

here's another example:

365 = Enoch taken.

    365 + (273 x 2) = 911

here's another:

Jared greek gematria = 416

    416 + (273 x 2 ) = 962.

        Jared lives 962 years.

etc

so continually adding the 273 number to the starting number often yields certain target numbers that are known, whether they be Strong's numbers, gematria values, Bible text numbers or what have you.

Now to the Flood -

the Bible year of the Flood = 1656 ah.

    1656 = 414 x 4.

        thus 1656 was a leap year.

            1656 = (273 x 5) + 291 <<<

I think that seems like a good pointer.