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I Am PrinceChristopherDavid267 Author: The Divine Code 928. Christ True Birthday! Gods Military Intelligence267. I Am The One They Fear Is Coming267

[XTerminator267 @XTerminator244]

Life As We Know It, Is About To Change!!! The Lie Must Stop.
On This Day 2/24/26 I Make This Announcement
The Upcoming Release Of;
The Divine Code: 928
Book 1: Christ True Birthday – Mathematical Calculations of Proof
My Journey With God To Reveal The Truth
The Return Date Was Always In His Original Birthday 9/28/29
Author: Prince Christopher David
Publication Date: Late March Length: 120 Pages
Dedication: The Book Is Dedicated To My Heavenly Father, God Almighty Creator Of Everything… Yes, Everything…

I Have Been Inspired By God To Write This Three Part Series The Information I Reveal I Am Not An Expert On, But my Source Created It!
This trilogy unveils hidden divine codes:
1. Christ True Birthday – Mathematical Calculations of Proof (this book): Objective biblical, historical, and mathematical evidence for Christ’s birth on September 28 (~4-6 or 6-4BC), the pagan roots of December 25, and how the birth date encodes the return per Hebrews 9:28. No personal claims; we focus on proofs.
2. The Balancer’s Journey: Explorations of life’s protections and awakenings tied to these codes.
3. The Second Coming Prophecies: Timelines converging on 9/28/2029.
All rooted in 928: Sudden divine appearance (Hebrews 9:28, Strong’s H928 “behalah” for alarm/revelation).

[XTerminator267 @XTerminator244]

No answer to my work. Just a calendar rampage. So here are your claims, checked against sources.

1. "Not one single" Old Kingdom reference to a 365-day year?
Papyri from Khufu's own reign (the Wadi al-Jarf find, home of the Diary of Merer) count twelve 30-day months plus (five added days). That's 365, in an Old Kingdom ledger.
https://t.co/L4Ah3v6Vua

2. The 360-day year.
Your own source, Lis Brack-Bernsen ("The 360-Day Year in Mesopotamia," in J. M. Steele, ed., Calendars and Years, 2007, pp. 83–100), calls the 12 × 30 year "artificial," a practical approximation of twelve moon-months used for calculation. The real calendar followed the moon and added a month about every three years to keep up with the seasons. People who add months know 360 isn't the year.
https://t.co/RXRRlsMupR

3. "Magnetic reversal."
The primary paper (Ben-Yosef et al., PNAS 2017) found "extreme high values during the late eighth century BCE," then a drop of about 27% in about 30 years. Something real happened. (A reversal didn't). The last full reversal was about 780,000 years ago.
https://t.co/lYV5ruLwyl

4. "Ten degrees."
Degrees is a translation word. The Hebrew is ma'alot: steps. Ten steps on the dial of Ahaz, and the text never says the year changed length.

5. Pi and phi.
You credit the ancients with 3.14. Babylon's tablets used 3 and 3.125. Egypt's Rhind Papyrus used about 3.16. They chased pi. Phi can be drawn exactly with a compass and a straightedge. Pi can't. That was proven impossible in 1882. Phi arrives where pi only chases.

And since you have time for 2 AM rampages, here's something for your boredom: the 928 Creation Calendar. 13 months × 28 days. 364 days. 52 exact weeks. The real moon laid over it, not forced into it.

Kodak added a day. Comte added a day. Argüelles added a day. They all added days. The 928 Creation Calendar adds nothing. It shows the 1.2422-day Pause at the center: September 28. Find the calendar that did it first. I'll wait.
https://t.co/s5BrFnv0tf

Mock it if you like. At least you'll have some entertainment. 9.2.8 For The Good Of All Things That Exist.

[XTerminator267 @XTerminator244]

@LeeParker162307 @archaix138 Everything includes Jason…

[XTerminator267 @XTerminator244]

Fair point, Dre, and I agree it isn't necessarily nefarious. It feels natural because it has been kept so long. Book 3, Chapter 2, "Sacred Memory Can Be Moved," covers exactly that: once a date is inherited long enough, it feels like it came from the page.

But it didn't come from the page. Scripture names no birth date. December 25 was chosen by men, not given by God. It comes from a calculation, counting nine months from a March 25 date. Augustine wrote that chain down, and an earlier version is linked to Hippolytus. The first recorded observance is in Rome in 336, during Constantine's reign.

It also landed in Rome's midwinter season. Saturnalia ran December 17–23, and the same Roman almanac of 354 that lists the Nativity also marks December 25 as the birthday of the Unconquered Sun. Which came first is still debated. The overlap is not.

There were 364 other days to choose from without that conflict.

Chapter 2 lays out what can be documented and what can't:
https://t.co/qIF9KHaWzz digital copies are free

[XTerminator267 @XTerminator244]

You're reaching here, Jason. We agree on more than you'd think. Where we part: you see a simulation, a hologram, an illusory world. I see a Creator and a magnificent world, and the Creator left the count in the sky and in your body.

And the gospel is not on your list of lies. The name was translated and the picture was reshaped, but Yeshua is the starting point, not the lie. One must see through the Jew Fuckery.

[XTerminator267 @XTerminator244]

Grand Rising Jason, insults are not evidence. Three points, then I'll let your readers judge.

For the record, I have no military background. I am a high school dropout.(THANK YOU FOR THE COMPLEMENT!!!) I taught myself, I know how to count. Now, back to the evidence.

1. (Use your own chronology). Move the Pyramid Texts 800 years later and they still land centuries before 713 BC. The five days are still there before your event.

2. The Egyptians named those five days ḥryw rnpt, "those over the year." Days on top of 12 × 30. 360 + 5 = 365. The 365-day year is written into the name. Every orbit is 360 degrees. Venus takes 225 days to go around, Earth 365.24, Mars 687. Degrees tell you how far. Days tell you how long.

3. Waddell wrote in 1930, before radiocarbon dating existed. In 2010, radiocarbon tests on plant remains tied to specific reigns (published in Science) placed Djoser at 2691–2625 BC, close to the standard dates and nowhere near 800 years later.

You said no one alive will win a debate with you. This was never about winning. It is about the truth only. It is about what the Sun measures. PERIOD...

The invitation stands: https://t.co/LPKPqx4Qkf

Count it. Check it. Test it.
9.2.8 For The Good All Things That Exist. 92829 is Rapidly approaching.

[XTerminator267 @XTerminator244]

Jason, I have studied a lot of your work, and I give you big credit. You are the most knowledgeable historian alive, and I do not say that lightly.

I am familiar with "The Year Everything Changed." Your own sources answer it.

1. Egypt's 5 added days, the "birthdays of the gods," are already in the Pyramid Texts, carved around 2350 BC. That is over 1,600 years before 713 BC. Egypt was counting 365 long before your event.

2. Plutarch, whom you quote on Numa, says Numa counted the lunar year at 354 days and the solar year at 365, and added a month to close the 11-day gap. Numa did not move the year from 360 to 365. He already knew the Sun's year was 365.

3. The Assyrian annals you read, Sennacherib's own record, put his campaign against Hezekiah in 701 BC. Not 713.

4. Hezekiah's sign was the shadow going back ten steps [ma'alot] on the dial of Ahaz. Scripture gives it as the sign of his healing. It never says the year changed length.

A count of 360 is a ruler. The Sun is the clock. It reads 365¼ in every record we have.

You told me to educate myself. Here is an open invitation to do the same. Read it, then test it:
https://t.co/LPKPqx4Qkf

Count it. Check it. Test it.
9.2.8 For The Good Of All Things That Exist.

[XTerminator267 @XTerminator244]

We're closer than you think. Autumn of 3 BC, the month of Tishri.

September 11, 3 BC is real in the record: the sky many read as the Revelation 12 sign, the sun in Virgo with the moon at her feet, on the Feast of Trumpets. Ernest Martin made the case that it was the birth.

But Trumpets announces. Tabernacles fulfills. Walk the priestly course of Abijah from Luke 1:5 (1 Chronicles 24:10) and you land 17 days later, at the Feast of Tabernacles: September 28, 3 BC.

The sky on September 11 said He was coming. He arrived on September 28.

Book One lays out every step, free to read: https://t.co/LPKPqx4Qkf
9.2.8 For The Good Of All Things That Exist.

[XTerminator267 @XTerminator244]

Jason Thank's for the reply, Let me separate two things.

The Jubilee isn't from the rabbinic calendar. It's in the Torah, Leviticus 25, many centuries older than any count from creation. And that 3761 BCE count isn't 500 years old: Maimonides dated his calendar work to "the year 4938 of the creation of the world" in 1178.

But my calendar isn't the rabbis' calendar. It has nothing to do with any Jewish or rabbinic reckoning. It's the 928 Creation Calendar, built under divine guidance. A new calendar, never implemented or used before.

13 months × 28 days = 364 days. 52 weeks exactly. Every month is exactly four weeks.

Enoch and the Dead Sea Scrolls also count 364 days, but in twelve months. This one counts thirteen months of 28, and it has a center: Month 7, Day 15. Day 183. September 28.

You're right that 364 isn't the solar year. The Creation Calendar doesn't hide that. It shows it. The solar year is 365.2422 days. 365.2422 − 364 = 1.2422 days. In hours: 29.8128.

That gap has a place: at the center, at the seam. I call it the Pause. Where it sits, why it's there, and what 29 and 8128 carry (8128 is the fourth perfect number) is laid out in Book Two.

The arithmetic is exact. Check it yourself: https://t.co/QnfhupXcsz

One honest question on your 360-day year: Egypt's civil calendar ran 365 days, twelve months of 30 plus five extra days, for well over a thousand years before 713 BCE. How does that fit?
9.2.8 For The Good Of All Things That Exist.

[XTerminator267 @XTerminator244]

I'm a high school dropout, and I'm as frustrated as you are. I agree with you in part. The church, as most know, is a corporation of the system.

But you said we plebes can't verify anything. I'm one of those plebes, and I didn't need the academy. Everything in my books can be checked by anyone: Luke 1:5, the priestly courses, the bones in your own hands.

I never intended to write any books. If you read them, you'll see there is much more to my work, and it all goes against the system.
9.2.8 For The Good Of All Things That Exist.

[XTerminator267 @XTerminator244]

Good points, and fair ones. Let me answer them in order.

1. Existence. We agree. Rabbinic literature never denied he lived, and Ehrman answered Price's mythicist case in Did Jesus Exist? Price is a serious voice, but on this question he stands in a small minority of scholars.

2. The 28. You're right, no rabbi argued it. It's my observation, and I label it as one. But the count itself isn't an argument. It's anatomy: 14 + 14 in your hands, 14 + 14 in your feet. What it means is the part I invite people to weigh for themselves.

3. Sukkot. The birthday doesn't stand on John 1:14. It stands on Luke 1:5. Zechariah served in the priestly order of Abijah, the 8th of the 24 courses (1 Chronicles 24:10). Walk the courses forward, follow the two pregnancies Luke describes, and you land at the Feast of Tabernacles. John 1:14, "lived among us," in the Greek "tabernacled," is the echo, not the foundation.

Book One shows every step, free to read: https://t.co/VONMOefeTo
Read it for the full understanding. Then you can reply with knowledge.

Count it. Check it. Test it.
9.2.8 For The Good Of All Things That Exist.

[XTerminator267 @XTerminator244]

Prove He Existed Fair challenge, Matthew. I can't hand you a birth certificate. Nobody can, for anyone from that century. But here is evidence you can check yourself, starting outside the Bible:

• Tacitus, a Roman historian with no love for Christians, wrote around AD 116 that "Christus" was executed by Pontius Pilate under Emperor Tiberius (Annals 15.44).
• Josephus, a Jewish historian and not a Christian, writing around AD 93, names James as the brother of the one "called Christ" (Antiquities 20.200).
• Paul, writing within about 20 years, says he met James, "the Lord's brother" (Galatians 1:19).

That is why nearly every historian, believer or not, agrees he lived. Even Bart Ehrman, an agnostic scholar, wrote a whole book defending it (Did Jesus Exist?, 2012).

Now the part I add. Luke 1:5 says Zechariah served in the priestly order of Abijah, the 8th of the 24 courses (1 Chronicles 24:10). Walk the courses forward from his service, follow the two pregnancies Luke describes, and you land at the Feast of Tabernacles: September 28, 3 BC. The same month the Jupiter–Regulus "king star" conjunctions began. And John 1:14 says the Word "lived among us." The Greek word means he tabernacled.

And he didn't only exist. He is in your bones.

Look at your hand. Three bones in each finger (called phalanges), two in your thumb. That's 14. Now your other hand: 14 more. 28. The same with your feet: 28 phalanges. You don't have to believe me. Count them.

The 28th, written into your own hands and feet. You are a living calendar by design.

Book One lays it all out, free to read: https://t.co/VONMOeeH3Q
Christ in the Bones: https://t.co/bAzNLZJLR2

Count it. Check it. Test it.

[XTerminator267 @XTerminator244]

Yes, Leviticus 23:43: they dwelt in booths “when I brought them out of the land of Egypt.”

So a question back to you: in those 40 years in the desert, where did God dwell? Exodus 25:8: “let them make me a sanctuary; that I may dwell among them.”

Now read John 1:14 in the Greek: “the Word became flesh and tabernacled among us.”

Why would John choose that word? You tell me.
9.2.8 For the good of all things that exist.

[XTerminator267 @XTerminator244]

Good question. Three reasons:

Truth matters for its own sake. December 25 isn’t in Scripture. It shows up in 4th-century Rome. If the real date can be found, that’s faithfulness to what actually happened.
The season carries the meaning. A fall birth puts him in the season of the Feast of Tabernacles. John 1:14: “the Word became flesh and dwelt among us.” The Greek is “tabernacled.” The feast that celebrates God dwelling with his people is the season he came.
The pattern. The priestly course of Abijah, the Jupiter–Regulus sky of 3–2 BC, and the number 28 all point to the same date. Each can be checked on its own.

This is only the surface. Book 1 takes you much deeper, with every source listed so you can check it yourself. It’s free: https://t.co/Wd0cYQOMCE read verify and learn.

It doesn’t change who he is. It restores where he was placed. 9·2·8

[XTerminator267 @XTerminator244]

Jimbo, thank you for sharing. But here’s what I noticed: in the Grok video Jason says “I’m not saying there wasn’t a historical Jesus.” In this one he says Jesus was never here. Which is it?

And he says the Old Testament was first written in Greek. The oldest Dead Sea Scrolls are Hebrew, centuries before Christ. The Ketef Hinnom silver scrolls, around 600 BC, carry YHWH’s blessing from Numbers 6, in Hebrew. The original came first. That’s my whole work: go back to the original.

I’ve watched three of Jason’s videos for you. Read one of my books for me? Book 1, Christ’s True Birthday. Book 2, The Architecture Of Where We Live. Book 3, The Architecture Of Return. There is much to learn about who we are. 92829 (September 28, 2029) is approaching rapidly…

https://t.co/Wd0cYQOMCE 9·2·8

[XTerminator267 @XTerminator244]

Jason, by your own count, that’s two who walked with him. Deuteronomy 19:15: “at the mouth of two witnesses… shall the matter be established.”

And Luke never claimed to be a witness. He says he wrote from those “which from the beginning were eyewitnesses” (Luke 1:2). Papias says Mark wrote down Peter. A scribe isn’t a witness. He’s the one who writes the witness down.

The question was never who held the pen. It’s what the original says.
9.2.8 For the good of all things that exist.

[XTerminator267 @XTerminator244]

Fair point on the dates, Jimbo. But that's normal for ancient history. The best account of Alexander the Great, by Arrian, was written about 450 years after he died. Nobody doubts Alexander existed. Josephus and Tacitus wrote within one lifetime of the crucifixion. Paul's letters are earlier still, within about 20 years.

I've watched quite a few of Jason's videos. He knows history better then anyone. And he has a lot of work, and I haven't seen the ones on this topic. Which one would you point me to?

A later record isn't a false record. The question is what the original says, and that's where I go. 9.2.8