W3bcrowf3r
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There is a Biblical calendar. And a Rabbinical calendar. Which one are we following? And which one should we follow?
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"We is the believers in general" -- believers in what?
1. Why do you know that there are 12 months? Source?
2. Why 24 hours in a day? Source?
2a. How long is an hour? Source?
3. The Book of Enoch is not part of the bible that "we" follow.
I follow the Jewish calendar. You are positing a distinction between 2 calendars but have yet to show any information for one of the choices.So what kind of calendar do you follow? How do you know when Pesach is? And when to have the yearly Holidays if you want to perform Pelgrimage to Jerusalem?
I follow the Jewish calendar. You are positing a distinction between 2 calendars but have yet to show any information for one of the choices.
But you have not given any source or details for this "biblical calendar". How can you use it if you can't present its source and details?I am talking about the Biblical calendar and the rabbinical calendar. They have nearly the same names. But they are in a different order?
But you have not given any source or details for this "biblical calendar". How can you use it if you can't present its source and details?
If "we" is Jews, then I recommend following the Jewish calendar as there is no other choice. You still seem to want to say that there is a choice between two calendars but I have yet to see that there is any other option.Umm to avoid a discussion. My question is, which calendar should we follow and is it Biblical.
If "we" is Jews, then I recommend following the Jewish calendar as there is no other choice. You still seem to want to say that there is a choice between two calendars but I have yet to see that there is any other option.
So you have decided that the biblical calendar is the true one but you don't seem to have any information about how it works. Got it.Ah i was looking at the biblical calendar and the rabbinical calendar. Of course the biblical calendar is the true one. But that's why i am figuring out how to use the biblical one.
Example, my questions are, how many days do we have in a month. And how does a 12 monthly year look like.
So you have decided that the biblical calendar is the true one but you don't seem to have any information about how it works. Got it.
I am helping -- I am helping you refine your initial thesis by asking questions. I can't answer if I don't understand your premise. What needs to be clarified is whether YOU understand your thesis. Why do you think that there are two different calendars?Are you going to help or are you going to ask questions and discus?
If you know how the Biblical one works. Then feel free to share your thoughts.
I am following the Jewish calendar. You insist that the "rabbinical" calendar differs from the biblical one, but you don't seem to have any information about the biblical one, so how do you come to that conclusion?You are following the Rabbinical calendar right? That differs slightly from the Biblical calendar.
My question is. How does the Biblical calendar work.
Please, lets stop discussing if you cant give answers.
I am following the Jewish calendar. You insist that the "rabbinical" calendar differs from the biblical one, but you don't seem to have any information about the biblical one, so how do you come to that conclusion?
Then your question is "how does the biblical calendar work"? If you don't know that then how can you know that it is different from anything?
You are the one who insists it exists! I'm trying to figure out what you are pointing to.So you are not going to explain how to Biblical calendar works? Fine, i will go ask somewhere else where they can actually help.
You are the one who insists it exists! I'm trying to figure out what you are pointing to.