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the fourth age of the biblical chronology

THE FIRST THOUSAND YEARS (DAY #SEVEN)
The first thousand years of The Fourth Age consists of the Seventh DAY of the Divine Chronology. This DAY (also known as the Millenium) is discussed in Revelation 20: 1-6 and is better understood than the Eighth DAY. As number six is the number of Man (Rev. 13: 18), the number seven is God's ideal number regarding His physical Creation and His biblical Revelation. Please see Dr. Ernest Martin's book, "Original Bible Restored" for proof that there are forty-nine (seven times seven) books of the Bible. In this book, Dr. Martin also deals with other biblical analogies involving the number seven.
JESUS, THE OCTAVE, AND THE NUMBER EIGHT
But what is so special about the number eight? The number eight is a perfect symmetrical infinite curve (8) and even represents infinity when turned on its side (∞). The four Ages of the esoteric Biblical Chronology, which contains the eight thousand year DAYS, could be seen as another example of the never-ending internal Dualities of God's Revelation. The complete Four Ages represent a Double Duality or an OCTAVE, totally symmetrical in its Divine simplicity. Another significance of the number Eight relates to the name of Jesus. Many sources show that the Greek letters of the name of Jesus or Iesous have a numerical value of 888.
THE SECOND THOUSAND YEARS (DAY #EIGHT)
The eighth thousand-year DAY, which is more obscure than the seventh, is alluded to in Revelation 20: 5, 11-15. But the eighth Day also is referred to by Jesus in John 7:37. The term "Last Great Day" is coined from John 7: 37, which reads, "On the last day, that great day of the feast, Jesus stood and cried, saying, ' If any man thirst, let him come unto Me, and drink.' ". Jesus made this extraordinary and far-reaching declaration on the Eighth Day of the Feast, which is separate from the seven-day Feast of Tabernacles and is the Sacred Calendar's seventh and Last Holy Day. (Leviticus 23: 36, 39). His announcement undoubtedly fits the Second Resurrection scenario and the Great White Throne Judgement occurring during the last DAY of the Fourth Age. Many Christians seem to have a much more negative view of this period. But based on the Savior's words, at that time, the Father will resurrect the "rest of the dead" (Rev. 20: 5), and many will be led down the path to eternal life.
Many have used Isaiah 65: 20-24 to show that this "Last Great Day" lasts for one hundred years. This view is certainly not the case. Notice the clarity of Isaiah 65: 20, according to the Expanded Bible; "There will never be a baby from that city who lives only a few days. And there will never be an older person who doesn't have a long life. A person who lives a hundred years will be called young {or dies at a hundred years will still be considered a child}, and a person who dies before he is a hundred will be thought of as a sinner". This verse may indicate that the long life spans of the early parts of the book of Genesis will return during this last Thousand-Year DAY.
BEYOND THE FOURTH AGE Revelation 21 and 22 describe the time beyond the Four Ages and their associated thousand-year DAYS. At that time, "Night shall be no more; they have no more need for either lamplight or sunlight, for the Lord God will shed his light upon them and they shall reign as kings for timeless Ages " ( Revelation 22: 5, Phillips version). This verse indicates that the Sun and Moon will give way to a new time paradigm that involves no sunsets or sunrises.

Evening and Morning Paradigm Christian Age Syzygy Summation

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