PATU5 Eph 1:3-14 meter Equidistance shows God Balances Time
Channel: Brain Outy
Date: 2013-01-10

So now we get into EQUIDISTANCE, a rhetorical accounting technique to demonstrate how God 'mirrors' (reimburses) Time.  It opens and closes each Psalm 90, Isaiah 53, Daniel 9, the Magnificat, and Eph1:3-14: a Biblically-significant span of years opening and closing a metered passage.  Defined in terms of, years-from or years-to significant dates in ISRAEL's history.  The years-to, always balance to the end of the Millennium.

Example of this style is plotted out in the first charted pages of  http://www.brainout.net/Ps90Isa53Dan9Eph1.doc .  It's a way of telling you when the author WROTE, and where in TIME his text 'fits' in the scheme of history.  Mary, for example, ends her meter at Christ age 56, which is 40 years before the Mill was to begin -- long after He'd die.  Paul picks up there, and ends his meter 56 years short of the end of the new 490 wrought in Christ (dated from His birth);  so Paul is also writing 40 years before the Millennium was supposed to begin.

So why would Paul do that?  Interlaced with such 'mirroring' is another 'mirroring' based on Isaiah's meter, that of 1077=1078. (1077th year anniversaries all commence 1078 year beginnings).  So here we start to get into that 'equidistance' accounting.

BTW, this 1077 is what got me into the whole timeline thing in the first place;  I'd made a 1077 'mirror' math error re David, back in 2004; haven't been the same since.  Eusebius made the same error, I later learned;  but he didn't notice he'd erred (backslapping 490 years onto the Temple to guess at David's reign).  Maybe he asked God to fix it, back in 2004?

Spreadsheet in video:  http://www.brainout.net/GeneYrs.xls .  Verses used to get those results:  http://www.brainout.net/brainoutFAQ.htm#6a .  Sorry that material is so long, but accounting the 1500 years via the 490s is lengthy, especially since no one's done it.  If you see errors, holler.

Doc in video is http://www.brainout.net/Eph1DecreeSyllablesREPARSED.pdf .  All the intra-doc links work now.  So if you downloaded the pdf before and the links didn't all work, download it again.

You need Greek fonts to read the Ephesians doc and htm counterparts, which you can download at http://www.bibleworks.com/fonts.html .  The counterparts are http://www.brainout.net/Ephesians1REPARSED.doc and http://www.brainout.net/Ephesians1REPARSED.htm .