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Were years even the same kind of years? 2000 years ago but even the King James Version wouldn’t have been using a gregorian calendar yet And usually when talk
by vmception 5y ago
Were years even the same kind of years?
2000 years ago but even the King James Version wouldn’t have been using a gregorian calendar yet
And usually when talking about the Bible there has some greek or hebrew translation liberty
Before we all decide it’s open to interpretation anyway
Well I had your whole conversation for you, let me know
- kaikai 5y agoA different calendar doesn’t necessitate mean a different year length. We still measure a year as a complete solar cycle, and that hasn’t changed.
- vmception 5y agoThere are many nuances in how a year is and was determined
- _ZeD_ 5y ago"nuances" as in ... seconds? minutes? days?
- vmception 5y agoThe Roman calendar was just a lunar month times ten until being fixed to a solar year around like 500 BC I don't know if there are retroactive fixes to what years were which and if that coincides with the Bible or universal acceptance of their solar calendar Let me know
- rootusrootus 5y ago> Roman calendar was just a lunar month times ten Plus the winter, which was unassigned until it eventually became January and February. I don't see anything about it counting the entire year as anything other than a solar year.
- _ZeD_ 5y agoyes, years were the same... keep in mind that "year" (but also "season") were of the most importance for agricultural people.