This 1775 Bible Proves We Live In a Lie

Join me on a fascinating journey as I uncover the mysteries hidden within a 1775 Bible discovered through Mark Pires's insightful video on his channel, 'Mark Inspires.' This ancient tome challenges our conventional understanding of time, suggesting that March, not January, marks the beginning of the year, and that our week should start on Sunday, not Monday.

Dive into an exploration that questions the very fabric of our calendar, reshaping our perception of historical and modern-day practices. From rethinking significant holidays like Christmas to questioning the alignment of our daily lives with celestial rhythms, this investigation promises intriguing insights and surprising revelations.

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[MargaretEaster]

YES! I've been telling people this for some time now, and I have never seen this information. Think about it, OCT means 8 and DEC means 10! So, the month of January and February are months of dormancy, you can't plant or harvest during these months. Thus, the beginning of Spring always signified the beginning of a new year . . . for planting and celebrating the return of the sun, of life. Plus, there are 52 weeks in a year, when divided by 4 you get 13 months. So, the question we should ask is where is my extra month of pay! 😂

[thehappyhermit]

I have been observing the Saturday Sabbath for 20 years. I'm a Christian, but never was happy with "organized" religion, so started studying on my own. The Holy Bible is a great guide to live by, but there are other documents that were taken out of it long ago, like the Book of Enoch, Book of Jasher, Jubilees, etc. Study diligently and learn to discern the true Word from the lies of men.

[MAXIMA]

As far as Sunday being the first day of the week, I thought that was common knowledge to everyone thought we don't follow it.

[johnl.]

I'm 73 and not a religious calendar follower but since I could comprehend a "week", Sunday was always the first day.

[Rose-xefy]

Even most calendars show that Sunday is the first day of the week. Some things are right in our faces and we still don't see it!

[harrytoyshirt]

Sunday IS the first day of the week. I've always known that to be true and accepted. Kids have been dumbed down, brainwashed so severely today that what was up is now down, etc.

[Ok-buej]

Makes sense why people say Gods timing is always different but is always on time.

[cjquinn]

Sunday has ALWAYS been the first day of the week...Ive known that since i was a small child...The Sabbath is the day of rest, the last day of Creation made for man to REST!

[tomraineofmagigor]

Sunday has always been the first day of the week. It's the idea of the workweek that makes people think differently

[addictedfishing]

Julio Augustus Caesar added the months of July and August…
Sept=7, Octo =8, Nove=9, and Deca=10
The Romans perverted and censored parts of the Bible for Imperial purposes…
The Ethiopian Bible has 88 books and Jesus Christ is still our only way of Salvation

[tbickleo]

The Bible clearly talks about the Moonths, and how the first month is March/April. Reading it for ourselves, instead of how the pope tells you too, reveals sooo much

[lgspeical]

our current calendars do show "Sunday" as "first day of the week", but we are programed that the first day is Monday, for the first day of the work week. that's why we all think Sunday is the 7th when in reality it is the 1st! "Saturday is Sabbath!" i didn't know about 13 months and march being the first. thank you for this message! we all need to hear it!

[CHRUCK]

4 weeks in each month. 52 weeks in a year. 52 divided by 4 is 13. Each month with days 29 30 and 31 added together is 28. The 13th month was spread across the whole year. Peace love and joy to all.

[jasonwhite]

If we still had a 13 month calendar, each month would comprise 28 days. 13 months would add up to 364 days and New Year’s Day would be the 365th day. Every fortnight would be the exact halfway point for each month and if Sunday was the starting point for the week Friday the 13th would occur every month the night before every fortnight, or midpoint of each month. Every 3 months (84 days) plus one week would add up to 91 days, with the 91st day marking a seasonal shift and corresponding festival event. Coincidentally ordinary playing cards mirror this 13 month system. If you count the Ace as the number One and then add the number cards to 10, the Jack becomes 11, the Queen 12 and the King 13. If you then add up the total of the four suits you get the number 52, which corresponds to the 52 weeks of the year. This is probably why they are still used in divination today.

[Hasimon]

In Ethiopia we have 13 months and sunday is called ehud(ahadu) which means "first" abd saturday is called kidame(kedamit) which means the first sabbath. We have a different christmas which is in january and we have a different calender

[keephiscommandmentsandlive]

Just in case you didn't know Sunday still is the first day of the week, look on your calendar

[neomahenry]

We need to mathematically figure out where we are and resume the old ways no matter who it bothers!!!

[themasterjay]

This is why I do not celebrate the Holidays or even New Years, for that matter. I’ve always questioned about everythin’ they taught us in School, but what really struck me was how they celebrated the “New Year” durin’ WINTER!!!

THE COLDEST SEASON, WHEN ALL THE BIRDS HAVE MIGRATED, and the TREES Lose their leaves and Hibernate, and same goes with other Animals and Insects.

And I always knew that Saturday was the Sabbath day, ever since my oldest brother, who has a degree in Historical Studies told me that Saturday is actually the Day of Rest and not Sunday.

[peggybreaux]

I am 75, Sunday was always the first day of the week.

[educational]

The main reason that Sunday is not socially thought of as the first day of the week is because we base our social understanding of what the first day of the week is based on when the vast majority of the public begin to work for the coming week, which is always Monday