JUBILEES FUN FACTS
The antiquity of the Jubilee Calendar is proven by the 7th Centry BCE plaque. This smooth bone plaque measures just over two inches long and one inch wide. Evidently a peg was moved each day of the month from one to the next of the 30 holes arranged in three rows of ten hols each. In the fourth row of 12 holes, another peg would be moved to mark off the beginning of each month. The last day of the first three quarters or seasons was marked by a peg within the Photo-Aeolic capital at the top of the plaque. Similar plaques have been found at other sites.
(Biblical Archaeology Review, March-April. 1983 p. 37)
JUBILEES FUN FACTS
The Book of Jubilees is considered canon by the Orthodox Church of Ethiopia, and has been for over 2000 years.
JUBILEES FUN FACTS
The text of Jubilees is between the Angel of YAHUAH and Moshe (Moses) on the Mt. Sinai during the 40 days and nights.
JUBILEES FUN FACTS
The Book of Jubilees is comprised of 50 chapters, similar to the book of Genesis, and it’s narrative conversation the same historical timeframe from the start of creation to Moses at Mt Sinai, also similar to the book of Genesis.
JUBILEES FUN FACTS
The book of Jubilees ranked 6th in the amount of manuscripts discovered among the Dead Sea Scrolls at Qumran, next to Psalms, Deuteronomy, Isaiah, Exodus, and Genesis.
JUBILEES FUN FACTS
The book of Jubilees declares, in Chapter 6, a 364 day yearly calendar, made up of four quarts of 13 weeks each, rather than a year of 12 lunar months, same as the book of Enoch.
JUBILEES FUN FACTS
The Book of Jubilees was found in 5 different caves at (1Q17/1Q18/2Q19/2Q20/3Q5) Qumran among the rest of the Dead Sea Scrolls, but Jubilees was found in Paleo-Hebrew.
JUBILEES FUN FACTS
The book of Jubilees, chapter 2, tell us the angels and heavenly beings were made on day 1 of creation week, which is something not explained in Genesis but only inferred in the book of Job.
JUBILEES FUN FACTS
The book of Jubilees Enoch and are the only two books that tell us the origin of unclean spirits we see in the Gospel accounts of Matthew, Mark, and Luke.
