Reckoning The Acceptable Year & Revealing The 12 Tribes with Crrow777
What reckons the "Acceptable Year of the Lord?" In this 13th episode of Inner Whirled, Dylan and I are again joined by Crrow777, as we go beyond the obvious zodiacal significance of the 12 apostles and consider the Old Testament patriarchs of Israel's dozen tribes. We also look at the fascinating solar footage Crrow and others have filmed of a strange second sun. Members will enjoy a solid three and a half hour examination as we continue to honor the work of the renegade Reverend Robert Taylor.
They cover the acceptable year of Our Lord as a solar cycle rather than a historical ministry, the sky as the missing Q source that resolves the synoptic problem, Plutarch's first-century proof linking Helios to Kyrus, Israel as a Phoenician word for Kronos, the full zodiacal mapping of the 12 Tribes and their Patriarchs, Miriam decoded as Venus through the "leprous as snow" passage, and how the Vatican's Renaissance bounty system seeded the historical canon with deliberate forgeries.
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Core themes
The Acceptable Year Of The Sun
Chance Garton opens on Psalm 19 and the phrase that gives the episode its name, locating the acceptable year of our Lord in Isaiah 61:2 and Luke 4:19, and noting that the synoptic gospels leave Jesus teaching for only a single year. Dylan Saccoccio then puts up a Plutarch passage dated to roughly 72 to 75 AD in which Helios is called Kyros, the Persian word for the sun, and argues that the phrase rendered spirit of the Lord in Luke 4:18 should read as spirit of the sun, since aion means a cycle of time and only the sun reckons a year.
A Second Body Beside The Sun
Crrow777 walks the hosts through his own hydrogen alpha footage, which he dates to roughly 2015, showing a second body near the sun that he first assumed was a flare inside his etalon. He describes capping the scope with his hand and with a long cardboard tube to test it, credits Chris Van Matree with replicating the result in Colorado, and says Cammy Nodell's polarizing filter settled it. He points to a 2016 Slooh Observatory stream where an astronomer, with Mercury in transit, called the object our second sun, and he raises the Vedic claim of a solar binary as something still needing proof.
Stars Supplied The Place Of History
Reading from page 299 of Robert Taylor's astronomical theological lectures, the three work through his chapter on the twelve patriarchs, where Taylor holds that the astronomical illustrations supplied the place of history and that each person was believed to have a star presiding over his nativity. Chance Garton adds Origen's commentary on Genesis, in which Jacob reads in the tables of heaven whatever happens to his children, and John McHugh's book The Celestial Code of Scripture, which describes a Mesopotamian practice called lumashi, the stars themselves read as a text, with Samson's jawbone traced to the donkeys near the constellation Cancer.
Forgeries Guesswork And Lost Originals
Dylan Saccoccio contends that the Greek New Testament is a product of the Middle Ages, pointing to Christianos as a Latin formation in Greek letters, a point he credits to Archbishop Richard Trench, and to Erasmus filling in gaps in Revelation rather than leaving them blank. Crrow777 raises The Worship of Augustus Caesar and its account of monuments recut with hammer and chisel, plus the Lamsa Bible on idiom. Chance Garton notes Pope Leo's bounty in gold for ancient texts and the forgeries that followed, while Saccoccio corrects the astrology line pinned on J. P. Morgan as absent from the record.
Miriam White As Snow
The closing stretch turns on Taylor's imagined priest pointing east at stars rising from a sea reddened by the sun, naming the bright one Moses, a dimmer one Aaron, and the pale one Miriam, the Venus Anadyomene of the pagan and the Virgin Mary of the Christian fable. Dylan Saccoccio reads the leprosy of Numbers 12:10 as figurative language for whiteness rather than disease, tying it to Venus rising in Taurus while the sun blots out the constellation it enters, and he stresses that he writes the allegory is claimed to be, because the claim belongs to the priesthood and not to him.
Quotes
“I don't know how you can disassociate Jehovah with the sun in any sense with this particular verse.”
“The church, the Vatican, I mean, has spent an inordinate amount of energy controlling documents.”
“So when you use the word year, the only thing that reckons the year is the sun, right?”
“Cammy Nodell puts a polarizing filter on the scope and instantly proves this is not a reflection off the firmament. This is not a glare. This is not something other. It is a body.”
“You read the words the acceptable year of the Lord, what are we talking about? The sun gives us a year. There is no other way that I'm aware of to mark it.”
“There is in fact no original or documents of the New Testament in Hebrew that was allegedly copied and translated into Greek. It just doesn't exist.”
“This is the business of empire. So if you want to have an empire, you have to keep things that give you that tactical advantage a secret.”
“Numbers 12:10, Miriam, lepous as snow, that's their way of using figurative language to say she's white. And it's not meant that she was literally struck with leprosy.”
Dylan Saccoccio is the author of the Spirit Whirled series, The Real Universal Empire, and the Tale of Onora. After chasing language back as far as possible, he now explores other avenues to prove cultural diffusion of the ancient universal empire of priests, navigators, masons, and merchants. Find his latest of many hundreds of articles on Substack.
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