To F.M. Riley concerning two very important things in your article.

You started your backward count of 2550 days staring on Sept 30, 2017. In your calculations you used 360 days in a year that Jesus is supposed to turn back the days of the year. This part I believe is correct, but the September 30 2017 date you got from a projection of years based on 365+ years. If the end of the apocalypse is in Yom Kippur the beginning must be in Yom Kippur of 2010 minus your added 30 days.

The same argument used above can be used with the dates of the solar and lunar eclipses found by Mark Biltz. He looked on a calendar that uses the 365 days+ to compute the corresponding Jewish date with the eclipses, so if God changed the yearly time prior to those dates, they would be a different date in the past.

http://www.fivedoves.com/letters/sep2010/fmriley924.htm

http://world.std.com/~reinhold/jewishholidays.txt

5777
Mon.  3 October 2016      Rosh HaShanah*
Wed. 12 October 2016      Yom Kippur*
Mon. 17 October 2016      Sukkot*
Mon. 24 October 2016      Shemini Atzeret*
Tue. 25 October 2016      Simhat Torah*
Sun. 25 December 2016      Chanukah
Sat. 11 February 2017      Tu Bishvat
Sun. 12 March 2017      Purim
Tue. 11 April 2017      Pesach*
Sun. 23 April 2017      Yom HaSho'ah
Mon.  1 May 2017      Yom HaAtzma'ut
Sun. 14 May 2017      Lag B'Omer
Wed. 31 May 2017      Shavuot*
Tue.  1 August 2017      Tisha B'Av

5778
Thu. 21 September 2017      Rosh HaShanah*
Sat. 30 September 2017      Yom Kippur*
Thu.  5 October 2017      Sukkot*
Thu. 12 October 2017      Shemini Atzeret*
Fri. 13 October 2017      Simhat Torah*
Wed. 13 December 2017      Chanukah

I may be wrong in all this thinking but it is not logical what we are doing.
Doves and readers we need more thoughts on this matter.
Nando