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The 24 Priestly Courses and the Six-Year Rotation
The 24 priestly courses form a six-year cycle on a 364-day calendar. Follow the arithmetic, read the rotation table, and see what 4Q321 adds.
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Notes on the 364-day sacred year — and on walking it with Day 4.
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Day 4 Privacy: Guest Access, Data and Your Choices
Understand Day 4 privacy, optional accounts, ad measurement and deletion. Check the current policy and permissions before deciding what to sync.
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Was the 364-Day Calendar Ever Used in the Temple?
Was the 364-day calendar used in the Temple? Weigh Flood dates, priestly rosters, Qumran claims, lunar evidence, and the missing Jerusalem proof.
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Colossians 2:16 Meaning: Are the Feast Days Still for Us?
The Colossians 2:16 meaning worked toward the annual feasts: the shadow clause, the debt nailed to the cross, Galatians 4:10, and where four traditions land.
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Is the Gregorian Calendar Pagan?
Is the Gregorian calendar pagan? Janus and Thor really are in the names — but Scripture answers this on participation and conscience, not on etymology.
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The Days of Creation in Order: What God Made Each Day
See the days of creation in order, what God made on each day, how days one to three pair with four to six, and why day seven breaks the pattern.
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When Will Jesus Return? Can We Know the Year?
When will Jesus return? Scripture gives no date and says so plainly — yet it tells you to read the season. What Matthew 24:36 does and does not close.
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Reading a Bible Timeline with Day 4
Read Day 4's sacred-year dates with a clear understanding of Anno Mundi, biblical genealogies and the assumptions behind a Bible timeline chart.
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Remember the Sabbath Day to Keep It Holy: What It Means
Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy — what the fourth commandment says in Hebrew: shabbat as ceasing, and why Exodus and Deuteronomy give two reasons.
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Stargazing with Day 4: A Quiet Practice of Attention
Bring Day 4 into a simple evening of sky watching. Use its sacred date and Manna for reflection, with clear limits on star identification and forecasts.
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Day 4 Before a Trip: Check What Works Without a Signal
Prepare Day 4 for travel. Test dates and readings without a connection, distinguish cached content from reliable access and carry a paper backup.
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A Prayer Notebook Beside Day 4: A Simple Daily Practice
Pair Day 4's daily devotional with a paper prayer notebook. Keep requests private, record changes honestly and return to one page in a simple daily rhythm.
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What Is a Leap Second — and Why Are They Being Retired?
A leap second adjusts UTC to Earth’s rotation. Understand 23:59:60, UTC versus UT1, and the adopted change to continuous UTC on May 20, 2027.
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Solar Eclipses in the Bible: Sign or Coincidence?
Is there a solar eclipse in the Bible? The crucifixion darkness cannot have been one — Passover sits at full moon — and Amos 8:9 is a threat, not a forecast.
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Has the Seven-Day Week Ever Been Broken?
Has the seven-day week ever been broken? Ten dates vanished in October 1582 and the weekdays never blinked. The evidence chain, and where it honestly thins.
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