Ancient Lunar/solar Calendar Reckoning Describes Time Written In Genesis. Ages For The Antediluvian Patriarchs, Better Known As The Begat Genealogy Following Adam, Are The Source For New Articles

(1888PressRelease) December 04, 2006 - Ancient lunar/solar calendar reckoning describes time written in Genesis. Ages for the Antediluvian Patriarchs, better known as the begat genealogy following Adam, are the source for a series of articles written by Clark Nelson. One can learn the nuts and bolts that hold time together from the earliest perspective. Author of Ages of Adam and Holy of Holies, Mr. Nelson publishes an exceptional ministry at http://www.timeemits.com. Scholarly calendar science and inspirational messages reward readers with knowledge.

The oldest forms of the Mayan, Jewish and Egyptian calendars share mutual traits that provide background material needed to understand early Bible scripture. These three archaic calendars dovetail for the world's oldest main trunk line of calendar science. Old Testament scriptures recount days and years according to ancient lunar/solar traditions. Explore the early astronomy of the sun, moon and stars. Learn why Enoch, the seventh descendant from Adam, had a lifetime age of 365 years that matches with our modern year of 365 days. Find out what early Bible writers meant by "and all the days of .... were .... years." We have written treasure that extends into the distant past in the legacy of advanced civilization. Active for over ten years, timeemits encourages visitors to learn about calendars of all cultures. The primary emphasis is Judeo-Christian. Supplemental works such as Christian Era Calendars help to explain New Testament events. A new Testimony section offers the author’s personal insight in recent articles about supernatural phenomena. Dreams and visions are a significant part of religious history. Select testimony from over 20-years of calendar research gives you special spiritual insight. There is a lot more to calendars than just numbers.

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