The
Hall of the Forest
of Lebanon as the Calendar
1
Kings 7:13
“The
Hall of the Forest
of Lebanon
was 150 feet
long (1800”),
75 feet wide (900”), and
45 feet
high (540”).”
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This
Hall is The Key to understanding what Calendar King Solomon used as
well as what calendar is used in the measurements through-out the
Bible.
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I
have a much more detailed report about this building, including the
function of the Porch and Columns within the building however this
version is for comparing to Noah’s
Ark.
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Bibles
do not tell you what this is, so I reveal it to you.
- Compare
this to Noah’s
Ark.
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To
get totals of each section or side add both width’s and both
height’s all together.
(540”
+
900”
+
900”
+
450”
=
2880”)
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Do
the same with the roof and floor, adding length’s and width’s.
- Add
both the South side’s length’s and height’s, and do the same for
the North side.
Sections: Add up all sides together.
5400” (Top-ceiling)
+ 5400” (Bottom-floor)
+ 4680” (North-side)
+ 4680” (South-side)
+ 2880” (East-side)
+ 2880” (West-side)
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25,920” <-
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Remember
the Equinox Calendar is 25,920 years.
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Now
convert
25,920”
inches to feet (feet =
2160 feet
/ 2160 = Equinox)
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Combine
the two calculations, and you get “the Equinox (2160) 25,920 (Calendar)
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