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Did you guys ever notice this about the length of the flood in the Bible ?

 
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Did you guys ever notice this about the length of the flood in the Bible ?
was curious if you noticed that the 150 day length in seconds, nominal, matches the term used to write the month in base 10 fraction form, from the earlier Babylonian base 60

This in turn is the identical number Plato called the " Lord of better and worse births "


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Re: Did you guys ever notice this about the length of the flood in the Bible ?
What about the girth?
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Re: Did you guys ever notice this about the length of the flood in the Bible ?
here's what I mean

The modern Jewish calendar uses:

29 + 1/2 + 40/(24 × 60) + 73/(1080 × 24) days

= 29 + 1/2 + 40/1440 + 73/25920 days

= 29 + 13753/25920 days


this matches the Babylonian rendered from base 60 to base 10


mean synodic month = 29 days 31' 50'' 8''' 20''''

That is, 29 days, 31 minutes, 50 seconds, 8 thirds, and 20 fourths. Expressed in base 10 numerals in terms of days with an exact fractional remainder that equals:

29 + 31/60 + 50/(60 × 60) + 8/(60 × 60 × 60) + 20/(60 × 60 × 60 × 60) days

= 29 + 31/60 + 50/3600 + 8/216000 + 20/12960000 days

= 29 + 13753/25920 days




The flood narrative in the bible says 150 days ( x2)


In nominal days of 86,400 seconds each, this is


12,960,000 seconds



Plato called this number " The lord of better and worse births "


thoughts ?
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Re: Did you guys ever notice this about the length of the flood in the Bible ?
What about the girth?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 64616432


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Re: Did you guys ever notice this about the length of the flood in the Bible ?
Interesting OP. The flood has been dated to 2241BC as decoded from the Codex Argenteus and among other sources. Did Plato have a date it occurred written anywhere?
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Re: Did you guys ever notice this about the length of the flood in the Bible ?
So, there's no logic in Religion. Well, DUH!
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Re: Did you guys ever notice this about the length of the flood in the Bible ?
Abaddon, 5 months = 150 days. Flood = demons. Deal with it.
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Re: Did you guys ever notice this about the length of the flood in the Bible ?
I guess you already knew that the month length and new moon are called " floods " in like almost 4,000 years of pre-biblical cuneiform priestly texts ?

lolsign at people who don't study
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Re: Did you guys ever notice this about the length of the flood in the Bible ?
Interesting OP. The flood has been dated to 2241BC as decoded from the Codex Argenteus and among other sources. Did Plato have a date it occurred written anywhere?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 73111988


actually it's nowhere near that simple, there are quite a few separate types of flood terms in ancient literature, hardly any refer to actual floods

Plato's writing is from the Republic, iirc

Also the source of what academics call " Plato's number "

Wiki has a good article on it
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Re: Did you guys ever notice this about the length of the flood in the Bible ?
If the Earth a spinning ball the Earth wide flood would have stopped it or slowed it way down, just like a spinning ice skater putting their arms out, the Earth is flat and stationary.
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Re: Did you guys ever notice this about the length of the flood in the Bible ?
Read the book
Earth under fire
Explains it all
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Re: Did you guys ever notice this about the length of the flood in the Bible ?
If the Earth a spinning ball the Earth wide flood would have stopped it or slowed it way down, just like a spinning ice skater putting their arms out, the Earth is flat and stationary.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76375728


that's a great baseless assertion

if you wanted me to believe ancients thought the earth was flat, you'd have to explain to me why their water clocks timed the rotation of a sphere, nominal


good luck
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Re: Did you guys ever notice this about the length of the flood in the Bible ?
A holy war you can bet,

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Re: Did you guys ever notice this about the length of the flood in the Bible ?
Read the book
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 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 42426863


does it explain why priest-kings were called " floods " ?
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Re: Did you guys ever notice this about the length of the flood in the Bible ?
does it explain why priest-kings were called " floods " ?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 27255788
in many cultures, the priests or initiates were the timekeepers, those with knowledge of calendar systems - those who knew about cycles.





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