Comments on: Already Past 6000 Years Since Adam? http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/ Revolutionary Explanations for Bible Prophecy, Mysteries and Difficult Verses Sun, 25 Jul 2010 13:23:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Tim McHyde http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/comment-page-1/#comment-11221 Tim McHyde Fri, 25 Jun 2010 14:02:04 +0000 http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/#comment-11221 Reverend, none of those theories matter here. You simply seemed to have missed that the parallel in Luke 21:29-31 says "the fig tree and ALL THE TREES". This means it cannot be about watching Israel alone as some prophetic marker as you imagine with your "Hebrew mindset". It means that "Just as ALL THE TREES that sprout leaves do so before summer to let you know it is near, likewise, when you see all these signs and events I described, know I am near". Any person of any mindset can see that. End of discussion. (please). Reverend, none of those theories matter here. You simply seemed to have missed that the parallel in Luke 21:29-31 says “the fig tree and ALL THE TREES”. This means it cannot be about watching Israel alone as some prophetic marker as you imagine with your “Hebrew mindset”. It means that “Just as ALL THE TREES that sprout leaves do so before summer to let you know it is near, likewise, when you see all these signs and events I described, know I am near”. Any person of any mindset can see that. End of discussion. (please).

]]> By: Reverend A.L. Parks, III http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/comment-page-1/#comment-11220 Reverend A.L. Parks, III Fri, 25 Jun 2010 13:00:05 +0000 http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/#comment-11220 Tim, throughout prophetic scripture the Fig Leaf has always been a reference to Israel. In the Greek, the emphatic statement that "this generation will not pass away until all things take place" was referring not only to the rebirth of Israel, the Fig Leaf, but all of the things in that context, such: wars, and rumors of war; oceanic flooding; cataclysmic changes in the atmosphere; and, famines and earthquakes will be the beginning of birth pangs for His return to this dimension of space and time. As for the "day and the hour" no one knows refers to the beginning of the Jewish Civil New Year on the first day of Tishri, when the civil new year can't be called into reality until the first sliver of the new moon has been sighted. That was Jesus' hint to His return. Western thinking theology believes we can't make predictions on His Second Coming, but all prophecy centers around the sovereign state of Israel which has never completely existed as it does today, even under Kings David and Solomon which as kings of Israel were establishing her until Rehaboam became king and fractured her as a fledgeling nation with over taxation. We have seen 50 prophetic jubiliees since Israel's fall in 70 A.D. which was destroyed 40 years, a royal generation, after she rejected her Messiah, King Jesus. When Israel became a nation in 1947, and was recognized as a Sovereign State in 1948, she started fulfilling Ezekiel 37 and at the same time started the End Times' Time Clock. It is not my "error" in reconing, but the Western mindset of prophecy. When we look at the Prophetic Calendar of Israel and take a closer look at the Hebraic mindset that Prophecy actually manifests, then we can see prophecy more clearly. Most Christians misuse the statement "no man knows the time or the hour" as an excuse to not be rapture ready, because they love their lives here more than wanting to be with Jesus. That's why Paul said that the "Crown of Righteousness" is reserved only for those who in love with Jesus' Return. That's also why the Western thought of the doctrine of the Rapture is incorrect, that all Christians will be raptured. Only those who remain "Rapture Ready" will be removed from this dimension of darkness and into the Heavenly one when Jesus comes back in the clouds to snatch His Bride out of this world. We as Western thinking believers miss out on rich understanding of Prophecy because most of us don't understand the Hebraic viewpoint behind prophecy. Daniel said that those who are wise will understand the times of the end. Taking on the Hebraic viewpoint to prophecy adds to our knowledge and gives us revelation of Wisdom concerning the times we are facing. Tim, throughout prophetic scripture the Fig Leaf has always been a reference to Israel. In the Greek, the emphatic statement that “this generation will not pass away until all things take place” was referring not only to the rebirth of Israel, the Fig Leaf, but all of the things in that context, such: wars, and rumors of war; oceanic flooding; cataclysmic changes in the atmosphere; and, famines and earthquakes will be the beginning of birth pangs for His return to this dimension of space and time.

As for the “day and the hour” no one knows refers to the beginning of the Jewish Civil New Year on the first day of Tishri, when the civil new year can’t be called into reality until the first sliver of the new moon has been sighted. That was Jesus’ hint to His return. Western thinking theology believes we can’t make predictions on His Second Coming, but all prophecy centers around the sovereign state of Israel which has never completely existed as it does today, even under Kings David and Solomon which as kings of Israel were establishing her until Rehaboam became king and fractured her as a fledgeling nation with over taxation.

We have seen 50 prophetic jubiliees since Israel’s fall in 70 A.D. which was destroyed 40 years, a royal generation, after she rejected her Messiah, King Jesus. When Israel became a nation in 1947, and was recognized as a Sovereign State in 1948, she started fulfilling Ezekiel 37 and at the same time started the End Times’ Time Clock.

It is not my “error” in reconing, but the Western mindset of prophecy. When we look at the Prophetic Calendar of Israel and take a closer look at the Hebraic mindset that Prophecy actually manifests, then we can see prophecy more clearly. Most Christians misuse the statement “no man knows the time or the hour” as an excuse to not be rapture ready, because they love their lives here more than wanting to be with Jesus. That’s why Paul said that the “Crown of Righteousness” is reserved only for those who in love with Jesus’ Return. That’s also why the Western thought of the doctrine of the Rapture is incorrect, that all Christians will be raptured. Only those who remain “Rapture Ready” will be removed from this dimension of darkness and into the Heavenly one when Jesus comes back in the clouds to snatch His Bride out of this world.

We as Western thinking believers miss out on rich understanding of Prophecy because most of us don’t understand the Hebraic viewpoint behind prophecy. Daniel said that those who are wise will understand the times of the end. Taking on the Hebraic viewpoint to prophecy adds to our knowledge and gives us revelation of Wisdom concerning the times we are facing.

]]> By: Tim McHyde http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/comment-page-1/#comment-11219 Tim McHyde Fri, 25 Jun 2010 03:47:54 +0000 http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/#comment-11219 Reverend all such calculations and schemes have failed in history and will continue to fail because Jesus said no man knows the time of his coming, including himself. Since he was the Word of God, we can't use a subset of that (the Bible) to do better than him. Besides, Jesus said "this generation" he was speaking to, not "that generation". Finally, the parable of the fig tree is not a prophecy. It's telling you that watch for all he said to know when he's coming just as leaves tell you summer is coming. He did not say to watch or count "a generation". Hope this helps you see the error and futility of doing such calculations off years and generations. Instead watch for the signs he told us to just as the parable of the fig tree instructs: http://www.escapeallthesethings.com/sign-of-the-end.htm Reverend all such calculations and schemes have failed in history and will continue to fail because Jesus said no man knows the time of his coming, including himself. Since he was the Word of God, we can’t use a subset of that (the Bible) to do better than him. Besides, Jesus said “this generation” he was speaking to, not “that generation”. Finally, the parable of the fig tree is not a prophecy. It’s telling you that watch for all he said to know when he’s coming just as leaves tell you summer is coming. He did not say to watch or count “a generation”. Hope this helps you see the error and futility of doing such calculations off years and generations. Instead watch for the signs he told us to just as the parable of the fig tree instructs: http://www.escapeallthesethings.com/sign-of-the-end.htm

]]> By: Reverend A.L. Parks, III http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/comment-page-1/#comment-11218 Reverend A.L. Parks, III Fri, 25 Jun 2010 03:24:04 +0000 http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/#comment-11218 Psalm 90 gives us the answer for a human generation. There are basically 2 generations to be aware of. There is the Hebrew Royal Generation of 40 years and a human generation is 70 years, unless the person is very strong. For the purpose of a prophetic generation, we have to look at the Royal 40 Year Generation and the Human Generation of 70 years. End Times' Prophecy didn't make sense until Israel became a nation in 1947, and was recognized as a sovereign nation in 1948. This began the human generation of the timing of Messiah's return to rapture His Church. He said that the generation that witnesses Israel's restoration will not "pass until my return." The Royal Generation didn't come in to play prophetically until the 6 day war of Yom Kippur of 1967, which began the Time of Messiah, and ended in 2007 with the end of human rule and began the Rule of Messiah. Human rule began in the year 7, according to the Hebraic Calendar, when Adam and Eve were expelled from Eden. When Israel was 20 years old, the same age required of all young adults of Israel, according to the Laws of the Torah to serve in the Israeli military, she became of age "Militarily" to defeat her Arab enemies and restore Jerusalem as her capitol city. End times' rabbis and theologians declared this to be "the time or generation of Messiah." This Time of Messiah ran in tandem with the 6000 years of man's rule in these last days. Human Rule on this planet ended in 2007 and the Rule of Messiah began in 2008 during this year of renewal. Every 8th year of the Hebrew Calendar announces a new beginning after the 7th year of Jubilee ends. Looking at the Feasts of Israel as guides for Prophetic Fulfillment, with the last 3 about to be fulfilled on the Hebraic Prophetic Calendar, we should experience the Rapture of the Church during Tishri 10, when the 2nd and Final Trumpet of the Almighty is sounded that calls us into Assembly with the Lord Jesus in the Clouds. This is supported by 1st Corinthians 15, 2nd Thessalonians 4 and Revelation 4:1. Psalm 90 gives us the answer for a human generation. There are basically 2 generations to be aware of. There is the Hebrew Royal Generation of 40 years and a human generation is 70 years, unless the person is very strong. For the purpose of a prophetic generation, we have to look at the Royal 40 Year Generation and the Human Generation of 70 years.

End Times’ Prophecy didn’t make sense until Israel became a nation in 1947, and was recognized as a sovereign nation in 1948. This began the human generation of the timing of Messiah’s return to rapture His Church. He said that the generation that witnesses Israel’s restoration will not “pass until my return.”

The Royal Generation didn’t come in to play prophetically until the 6 day war of Yom Kippur of 1967, which began the Time of Messiah, and ended in 2007 with the end of human rule and began the Rule of Messiah. Human rule began in the year 7, according to the Hebraic Calendar, when Adam and Eve were expelled from Eden.

When Israel was 20 years old, the same age required of all young adults of Israel, according to the Laws of the Torah to serve in the Israeli military, she became of age “Militarily” to defeat her Arab enemies and restore Jerusalem as her capitol city. End times’ rabbis and theologians declared this to be “the time or generation of Messiah.”

This Time of Messiah ran in tandem with the 6000 years of man’s rule in these last days. Human Rule on this planet ended in 2007 and the Rule of Messiah began in 2008 during this year of renewal. Every 8th year of the Hebrew Calendar announces a new beginning after the 7th year of Jubilee ends.

Looking at the Feasts of Israel as guides for Prophetic Fulfillment, with the last 3 about to be fulfilled on the Hebraic Prophetic Calendar, we should experience the Rapture of the Church during Tishri 10, when the 2nd and Final Trumpet of the Almighty is sounded that calls us into Assembly with the Lord Jesus in the Clouds. This is supported by 1st Corinthians 15, 2nd Thessalonians 4 and Revelation 4:1.

]]> By: Tim McHyde http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/comment-page-1/#comment-8775 Tim McHyde Tue, 26 Aug 2008 12:33:19 +0000 http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/#comment-8775 Psalm 90:10 does not tell us how long a generation lasts. It tells us the typical life span, something different that has changed throughout time. A wicked generation is witnessed a few times in Scripture as 40 years. The Bible does not teach that at the end of 6000 years from Creation that the Millennium will begin. It implies that after six millennial days of man's self-rule, God will rule through his glorified sons for a Sabbath Millenium. Since we do not know when Adam left the garden to begin his self-rule, we do not have a date we can add 6000 years to to know when Jesus will return. Psalm 90:10 does not tell us how long a generation lasts. It tells us the typical life span, something different that has changed throughout time. A wicked generation is witnessed a few times in Scripture as 40 years.

The Bible does not teach that at the end of 6000 years from Creation that the Millennium will begin. It implies that after six millennial days of man’s self-rule, God will rule through his glorified sons for a Sabbath Millenium. Since we do not know when Adam left the garden to begin his self-rule, we do not have a date we can add 6000 years to to know when Jesus will return.

]]> By: Robert http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/comment-page-1/#comment-8772 Robert Tue, 26 Aug 2008 11:13:02 +0000 http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/#comment-8772 When it comes to calculation of a generation, it has already been given to us in Psalm 90:10. This verse tells us that a generation is 70 years or, if by strength/good health, 80 years. This average has held since well before the birth of Christ. As for the 6,000 years, we could be in the final year right now. Please note that I said could be. To keep this brief I will just say that the Star of Bethlehem is documented as having been 3 years earlier than what has been thought (between 1 B.C. and the zero year). Going through geneologies (etc) and taking this 3 years into consideration would put the birth of Jesus at about 3997. If we add 3997 to 2008 we have 6,005 years. If we are couning the time of man or from creation (as most do) then the count should have begun from the 6th day of creation. After all, how can we justify starting the count until man is created or creation is complete - both occurring on the 6th day. If we then convert the 6 days to days of years (just as Daniel's 70 weeks) and subtract that from the 6,005 we have the year 5,999! I've done a considerable amount of study on this and other markers of the timing of the end and while it would appear that we could very well be in the final year, part of these counts are according to the counting or reording of years by man. As a result it could easily be off a year or more; but we are certainly living in the very last of the end of days. Keep looking up!! When it comes to calculation of a generation, it has already been given to us in Psalm 90:10. This verse tells us that a generation is 70 years or, if by strength/good health, 80 years. This average has held since well before the birth of Christ. As for the 6,000 years, we could be in the final year right now. Please note that I said could be. To keep this brief I will just say that the Star of Bethlehem is documented as having been 3 years earlier than what has been thought (between 1 B.C. and the zero year). Going through geneologies (etc) and taking this 3 years into consideration would put the birth of Jesus at about 3997. If we add 3997 to 2008 we have 6,005 years. If we are couning the time of man or from creation (as most do) then the count should have begun from the 6th day of creation. After all, how can we justify starting the count until man is created or creation is complete – both occurring on the 6th day. If we then convert the 6 days to days of years (just as Daniel’s 70 weeks) and subtract that from the 6,005 we have the year 5,999! I’ve done a considerable amount of study on this and other markers of the timing of the end and while it would appear that we could very well be in the final year, part of these counts are according to the counting or reording of years by man. As a result it could easily be off a year or more; but we are certainly living in the very last of the end of days. Keep looking up!!

]]> By: Tim McHyde http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/comment-page-1/#comment-170 Tim McHyde Sun, 06 Aug 2006 13:25:54 +0000 http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/#comment-170 The 120 years listed there is not a lifespan limit or generation length because people even today still live past 120 years old, as they clearly did immediately after the flood. The only fit is that it gives how many years from that point God would wait until the flood. My timeline can be found at http://www.escapeallthesethings.com/planet-x-nibiru-wormwood.htm Tim The 120 years listed there is not a lifespan limit or generation length because people even today still live past 120 years old, as they clearly did immediately after the flood. The only fit is that it gives how many years from that point God would wait until the flood.

My timeline can be found at http://www.escapeallthesethings.com/planet-x-nibiru-wormwood.htm

Tim

]]> By: marc http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/comment-page-1/#comment-169 marc Sun, 06 Aug 2006 13:17:08 +0000 http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/#comment-169 After the ark of Noah, the generatin periode is 120 years, so if you make an enumeration from 1948 when the state Israel is gegun til now you have the year 2068. And if you have the dubble star in virgo with an rotation of 169 years than you have the year 169*12=2028 say this numbers something in the timeline? After the ark of Noah, the generatin periode is 120 years, so if you make an enumeration from 1948 when the state Israel is gegun til now you have the year 2068.
And if you have the dubble star in virgo with an rotation of 169 years than you have the year 169*12=2028

say this numbers something in the timeline?

]]> By: Rene http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/comment-page-1/#comment-117 Rene Mon, 22 May 2006 00:28:43 +0000 http://timmchyde.com/past-6000-years/#comment-117 Tim: I agree with you that the 7th mill. day starts 6001 years from Adam's rule and a generation is certainly not 100 years. I have never heard of a generation being given as 100 years anywhere before. Thanks rene Tim:

I agree with you that the 7th mill. day starts 6001 years from Adam’s rule and a generation is certainly not 100 years. I have never heard of a generation being given as 100 years anywhere before.
Thanks
rene

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