2012 - Cancel All Debts 99 year Jubilee!

1913 marked the beginning of the Federal Reserve. The year 2012 will be 99 years.

The Bible suggest more frequent Jubilees, every seven years:
but other writings suggest 50 and 49 years.

Jubilee

"Religious teaching on debt reaches back to the old testament and the ancient tradition of the jubilee. This is a rich tradition that has much to teach us today, particularly in light of the Holy Father's call to celebrate the year 2000 as a jubilee year. In ancient times, the jubilee was an ideal, held up periodically to remind the Israelites of the kind of society——the kinds of social relationships—— God expected them to build.

The tradition of the jubilee is most fully explained in the Book of Leviticus (25: 1-55). There we learn that the jubilee was a time to let the land rest and allow whatever it naturally produced to be shared by all, landowner and slave alike. It was a time to set slaves free and to return to its original owner any land that had been sold. The jubilee was also a time to cancel debts. "At the end of every seven-year period you shall have a relaxation of debts" (Deuteronomy 15:1-2)."

[link to www.usccb.org]

"Separately, Gabriel Oussani, [link to www.newadvent.org] writes that “According to the Pentateuchal legislation contained in Leviticus, a Jubilee year is the year that follows immediately seven successive Sabbatic years (the Sabbatic year being the seventh year of a seven-year cycle). Accordingly, the Jubilee year takes place at the end of seven times seven years, i.e. at the end of every forty-nine years, or the fiftieth."

The institution of the Jubilee-year system is thus an extension of the Sabbatic-year where at the end of every six years there is a Sabbatic year, and that at the end of seven Sabbatic years, there is a Jubilee year. The Jubilee Year is thus the fiftieth year, such that at the end of each forty-eight years there occur two consecutive fallow years, i.e. the forty-ninth and the fiftieth. Also, the Jubilee Year is based on itself absolutely, such that if, for example, the year 2000 is Jubilee Year, and a debt had been occurred in 1960 (or 1933), then the debt was to be waived not in 2010, but in 2000 (while the 1933 debt should have already been waived in 1950) -- either case in the appointed year of Jubilee."

[link to www.halexandria.org]

Comment:

2012 would be one 50 year Jubilee and one 49 year Jubilee, not on the calendar, but upon the inception of the Federal Reserve.