There are 19 years in each
Jewish calendar cycle. There are 12 years each with 12
lunar cycles and 7 years each with 13 lunar cycles. All
years in the Islamic calendar have 12 lunar cycles. The
233rd Jewish calendar cycle of 19 years began
with their year 4409 which spanned the majority of the
Julian year 649. In this year 4409 the Islamic year 28 began with the
same lunar cycle. Beginning with this point in time this
synchronization occurs every 228 Jewish years or every
235 Islamic years. There are 235 lunar cycles in each
19-year Jewish calendar cycle.
The 7th occurrence
of this anomaly begins with the Jewish year 5777 and the
Islamic year 1438. These two years span the majority of
the Gregorian year 2017. The 2017th composite
number is 2368 which is the Greek gematria of ‘JESUS
CHRIST’ (888 + 1480). The monthly sequence last for
three Islamic years – a total of 36 months. The 36th
triangle number is 666. The third Jewish year in this
cycle is a leap year with 13 months. This 37th
and last month of the third Jewish year is the first
month of the next Islamic year. 37 is the third Star of
David number. 37 days have 888 hours. 98.6 degrees
Fahrenheit converts to an even 37 degrees Celsius.
There are 7 Hebrew words in
Genesis 1:1 with a total of 28 letters. The 7th
triangle number is 28. The total gematria of these 7
words is 2701 (37 x 73). At the center of these 7 words
is the ‘Aleph’ and ‘Tav’ with a total gematria of 401 (1
+ 400). The gematria of the first three words of Genesis
1:1 is 1202. 1202 + 1 equals: 1203. It was 1203
inclusive days from 11 September 2001 to the earthquake
and tsunami that occurred on 26 December 2004. Note the
unlikely appearance of these five values: 7, 28, 401,
1203 and 2701 in
the table below.
The 19th Jewish
year in this table is 4181. The 19th number
in the Fibonacci sequence is also 4181. 4181 is the sum
of the Greek (3168) and prime number (1013) gematrias of
‘LORD JESUS CHRIST’. The 11th
Jewish year in this table is 2357: 11 + 2357 = 2368 > the Greek
gematria of ‘JESUS CHRIST’.