"Jubilee Investigators: Discovering the Divine Blueprint"

History is more than a sequence of disconnected events; it is a tapestry woven by the hand of God, where every thread reveals His divine plan. Central to this tapestry is the Jubilee timeline, a sacred rhythm ordained by the God of Israel to mark cycles of rest, restoration, and redemption. The investigation of these cycles—through Biblical texts, historical milestones, and prophetic insights—uncovers the divine blueprint that connects humanity’s past, present, and future.

As Jubilee Investigators, our mission is to delve into the monumental moments of history, seeking the fingerprints of God on the timeline. By aligning events with the sacred patterns of the Smith Jubilee Formula (SJF) and uncovering hidden connections, we aim to shed light on the ways God’s covenant unfolds across centuries. Each discovery brings us closer to understanding His sovereignty and His promises to Israel and the world.

This investigation invites you to join a journey through time, where prophecy meets history and divine orchestration comes to life. Together, we will explore the mysteries embedded in the Jubilee cycles and uncover how God’s timeline not only reveals His faithfulness but also points us toward His ultimate plan for redemption and restoration.

Are you ready to step into the role of a Jubilee Investigator and help uncover the Divine Blueprint?Here is a breakdown of the years of Israel's captivity during the era of the Judges, based on the Book of Judges and the biblical narrative. Each instance is listed with the reference, the oppressor, and the number of years of servitude.

1. Cushan-Rishathaim, King of Mesopotamia

Reference: Judges 3:8
Oppressor: Cushan-Rishathaim
Years of Captivity: 8 years

2. Eglon, King of Moab

Reference: Judges 3:12-14
Oppressor: Eglon of Moab
Years of Captivity: 18 years

3. Jabin, King of Canaan

Reference: Judges 4:2-3
Oppressor: Jabin, King of Hazor
Years of Captivity: 20 years

4. Midianites

Reference: Judges 6:1
Oppressor: Midianites
Years of Captivity: 7 years

5. Philistines and Ammonites

Reference: Judges 10:7-8
Oppressors: Philistines and Ammonites
Years of Captivity: 18 years

6. Philistines

Reference: Judges 13:1
Oppressor: Philistines
Years of Captivity: 40 years

Total Years of Captivity

Adding these periods together gives us the following:

8 + 18 + 20 + 7 + 18 + 40 = 111 \text{ years}

Verification of the 111 Years

The number 111 years is consistent with the Biblical record for the duration of Israel’s captivity during the era of the Judges. This total represents the time when Israel was under oppression due to their disobedience to God, as recorded in the Book of Judges. It excludes years of peace, deliverance, and rule by the judges themselves.

The 111 years of captivity aligns with the Biblical text and provides a significant historical and spiritual context for interpreting the cycles of disobedience, servitude, repentance, and deliverance that characterized the period of the Judges. These years can also be used symbolically to explore broader themes in Biblical prophecy and numerology.

Leviticus 26 is a cornerstone chapter that presents the blessings of obedience and the consequences of disobedience to God’s covenant. It vividly demonstrates the justice and mercy of God, with the phrase "seven times for your sins" serving as a central theme to describe the escalating nature of divine judgment. This repeated phrase emphasizes the completeness of God’s discipline for Israel’s rebellion while also highlighting His patience and desire for their repentance.

The chapter begins with promises of abundant blessings if Israel remains faithful to the covenant (Leviticus 26:1–13). These blessings include peace and prosperity, with rains in their season, bountiful harvests, and safety in the land. Israel would also triumph over their enemies and enjoy the presence of God dwelling among them, affirming their unique relationship with Him. These blessings underscore the joy and harmony that flow from walking in obedience.
However, the chapter transitions into warnings of curses for disobedience (Leviticus 26:14–39). If Israel rejects God’s commandments, they will face progressively severe punishments. The phrase "seven times for your sins" first appears in verse 18, signifying an intensification of discipline if Israel refuses to heed the initial consequences. As the rebellion continues, the punishments grow in severity, with each "seven times" marking a new level of judgment. These include droughts, plagues, wild beasts, war, and ultimately, national exile. The repeated "seven times for your sins" underscores the completeness and perfection of God’s retribution, demonstrating that His judgments are neither hasty nor arbitrary but measured and just.
The pinnacle of judgment comes in the final escalation, where famine, desolation, and exile scatter Israel among the nations (Leviticus 26:27–39). The land itself becomes desolate, enjoying its Sabbaths that Israel failed to observe. Despite the enormity of these consequences, the chapter does not end in despair. God provides a path to restoration, promising that if Israel confesses their sins and humbles themselves, He will remember His covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (Leviticus 26:40–45). This assurance reflects God’s enduring mercy and faithfulness, even amidst the severest judgments.
The phrase "seven times for your sins" is the centerpiece of Leviticus 26, symbolizing the completeness of God’s justice. It highlights both the seriousness of covenant disobedience and the extent of divine patience. Yet, the chapter concludes with hope, reminding Israel that God’s ultimate goal is restoration and reconciliation with His people. This chapter, with its repeated warnings and promises, stands as a profound testament to God’s justice, mercy, and unwavering covenantal love.
1. Leviticus 26:18

Text:
"And if ye will not yet for all this hearken unto me, then I will punish you seven times more for your sins."

Context:
This verse is part of the covenantal curses. It warns that if Israel refuses to repent after initial punishment, the judgment will intensify, increasing sevenfold. The "seven times" signifies the completeness or fullness of God's discipline.

2. Leviticus 26:21

Text:
"And if ye walk contrary unto me, and will not hearken unto me; I will bring seven times more plagues upon you according to your sins."

Context:
Here, God warns of an escalation in plagues and disasters if Israel continues to disobey. This reflects God’s patience being tested and His discipline becoming more severe.

3. Leviticus 26:24

Text:
"Then will I also walk contrary unto you, and will punish you yet seven times for your sins."

Context:
God declares that if rebellion persists, He will act as an adversary to Israel, punishing them with completeness (sevenfold) for their sins.

4. Leviticus 26:28

Text:
"Then I will walk contrary unto you also in fury; and I, even I, will chastise you seven times for your sins."

Context:
This verse culminates the escalating warnings, highlighting God's ultimate fury and complete judgment if Israel remains unrepentant. The "seven times" symbolizes the fullness of divine retribution.

Establish the Foundation – The 111 Years of Captivity

The starting point for this calculation is the 111 years of captivity experienced by Israel during the era of the Judges. These 111 years, documented in the Book of Judges, represent cycles of oppression imposed by foreign powers as a consequence of Israel’s disobedience to God’s covenant. Each period of captivity reflects a stage of rebellion, followed by repentance and deliverance. This foundational number reminds us of Israel’s struggles with sin and the consequences outlined in the Torah.

Multiplication by Seven – "Seven Times for Your Sins"

The multiplication of 111 by 7 comes directly from the principle of "seven times for your sins" found in Leviticus 26:18, 21, 24, and 28. In these passages, God warns Israel that continued disobedience will result in a sevenfold escalation of punishment. Multiplying 111 years of captivity by this divine principle gives us 777 years, a number often associated with spiritual perfection and the fullness of divine judgment. This step symbolizes the complete measure of God’s discipline in response to persistent rebellion.

Subtracting 777 – A Reflection of Israel’s Judgment

The subtraction of 777 years represents the idea that, after applying the principle of sevenfold judgment, we return to the original 111 years of captivity as a baseline. This symmetry highlights the cyclical nature of Israel’s disobedience and deliverance, showing that even in judgment, God’s discipline is measured and purposeful. The result, 666, carries profound Biblical significance as the number of rebellion and imperfections. Subtracting the Original 111 Years – Arriving at 666

Finally, subtracting the original 111 years from the cumulative judgment emphasizes the contrast between divine completeness (777) and human fallenness (666). This result serves as a stark reminder of humanity’s tendency toward imperfection and rebellion, aligning with Revelation 13:18, where 666 is described as "the number of man." The calculation reflects the tension between divine holiness and human sinfulness throughout Biblical history.

Where Do These 666 Years Fit in God’s Timeline?

Having arrived at 666 years, the question naturally arises: Where do these years fit within God’s divine timeline? To explore this, consider:

Could these 666 years represent a prophetic period of judgment or oppression, similar to Israel’s cycles during the Judges?
How might this calculation relate to significant historical events, such as the signing of Dum Diversas in 1452 AD, a moment tied to global systems of oppression and captivity?
If 1452 AD marks the beginning of the 666-year period, then its conclusion would land in 2118 AD, a year that might carry eschatological significance.

By placing this computation within the broader framework of Biblical chronology and prophecy, we are invited to ponder the alignment of Israel's history with divine patterns. Could these 666 years signify a final phase of judgment, or perhaps the culmination of God’s plan to redeem the descendants of Israel from the cycles of rebellion and imperfection? The exploration of this question challenges us to reflect on their place within God’s unfolding timeline.

Each step in this computation—from the 111 years of captivity during the era of the Judges to the principle of seven times for your sins and the resulting 666 years—is rooted in Biblical history and prophecy. The final result serves as a reminder of Israel’s imperfection and God’s ongoing work to bring redemption and restoration. By asking where these 666 years fit in God’s timeline, we are encouraged to delve deeper into Scripture, history, and prophecy to uncover the profound truths of God’s divine plan.

The question ties together Biblical prophecy, numerology, and historical events, inviting us to explore the theological and eschatological significance of the number 666, which is referred to as the "number of man" in Revelation 13:18. The connections outlined integrate Israel’s captivity during the Judges, the molecular structure of carbon, and the application of 666 years on a prophetic timeline. Let’s break this down step by step to understand its deeper implications.

The Molecular Structure of Carbon (6-6-6): Humanity and Material Existence

Carbon, with 6 protons, 6 neutrons, and 6 electrons, is the element that forms the foundation of all life on Earth. Its molecular structure symbolizes the material and physical nature of humanity, aligning with Revelation 13:18, where 666 is described as the "number of man." This association may imply that humanity, when fully reliant on material existence or disconnected from God, operates within the imperfection and rebellion symbolized by 666. Could this be interpreted as the fullness of the gentiles? and could the fullness of the Gentiles take place between 2118 AD/5539 AM to the 120th Jubilee? If so, could that allow us to believe that the fullness of the Gentiles will take place after Israel is redeemed? Many questions are formed by the Founder of The BA.N.G. related to this discussion.

There are too many coincidences that take place in the 3rd Method framework to believe that they are coincidences. The Jubilee framework alone dictates that the Jubilee timeline is being orchestrated, and everything happens for a reason. It is my contention that nothing on God's timeline is taking place by chance.

The 111 Years of Captivity: Israel’s Cycles of Sin

The 111 years of captivity during the era of the Judges highlight Israel's pattern of disobedience, repentance, and deliverance. This period reflects humanity’s struggle with sin and rebellion against God’s covenant. When multiplied by 7—drawing on the sevenfold punishment for sins mentioned in Leviticus 26—the result is 777, a number symbolizing divine perfection and the fullness of judgment. Subtracting the original 111 years from 777 leaves 666, indicating the persistence of rebellion despite opportunities for repentance.

This step illustrates the contrast between God’s perfect nature (777) and Israel’s fallen condition (666). It also reinforces the cyclical nature of sin and judgment throughout Biblical history.

Applying 666 Years After 20 Jubilees (1,000 Years): A Prophetic Timeline

The prophetic timeline begins with 1452 AD, the year of the signing of Dum Diversas, a papal bull that sanctioned the enslavement of non-Christian peoples, primarily people who lived in around the area of Portugal, Morroco, then the Ivory Coast. This moment marked the beginning of systemic oppression tied to global captivity, often linked to the descendants of Israel who are believed to have fled Roman persecution by migrating South into the areas mentioned before. Adding 666 years to 1452 AD brings us to 2118 AD.

1452 AD corresponds to 4873 AM in the Smith Jubilee Formula timeline.
2118 AD corresponds to 5539 AM, also according to the (SJF) 3rd-M.

The application of 666 years after 1452 AD reflects a period dominated by human systems of oppression and rebellion against God’s principles. The culmination in 2118 AD may signify a turning point—whether it be judgment, deliverance, or restoration—within God’s divine timeline.

The 2600th Anniversary of Solomon’s Temple

The year 5539 AM is significant because it is the 2600th anniversary of Solomon beginning construction on the Temple in 2939 AM. In Biblical history, Solomon’s Temple represented:

God’s dwelling place among His people.
A center for covenant worship and renewal.
A symbol of divine presence, order, and holiness.

The Jubilee year 5539 AM corresponds to the 111th Jubilee cycle. Is this a coincidence or is there something to this? Let's verify the calculation. 5539 divided by 50 gives us 110.78 which is 110 full Jubilee cycles of 50 years each. The fraction, .78 divided by two gives us 39. This is 39 years in the 111th Jubilee cycle. The Jubilee year 39 lands in the 4th year, in the 6th week, in the 111th Jubilee cycle. 2118 AD minus 2025 AD = 93. which is one complete Jubilee, and 43 years away from June 18th, 2025. We are approaching exactly 573 years from the signing of Dum Diversas. This is 573 years of captivity and servitude with a hard dose of oppression that never ends for the descendants of Israel.

The connection between the anniversary of the building of Solomons Temple in 2939 AM the 111th Jubilee and the 111 years of captivity during the era of the Judges is striking. Jubilees are periods of liberation and restoration, and the 4th year, in the 6th week of the 111th Jubilee cycle highlights a moment within this sacred cycle. The convergence of these numbers suggests a period of heightened spiritual significance, possibly linked to the restoration of God’s covenant people or the fulfillment of prophecy.

Theological and Eschatological Significance

The interplay of 666 and these dates points to several potential themes:

Human Rebellion and Divine Judgment: The 666 years symbolize Israel’s continued rebellion and reliance on material systems (as seen with carbon’s structure). This aligns with the historical oppression initiated in 1452 AD and its eventual culmination in 2118 AD.
Cycles of Redemption: The convergence of the 111th Jubilee and the anniversary of Solomon’s Temple construction highlights God’s ongoing plan for restoration, even in the midst of judgment.
Divine Orchestration: The alignment of these events with key Biblical and Jubilee cycles highlights the intricate design of God’s timeline, where nothing occurs by chance.

Key Questions for Reflection

Could 2118 AD mark the end of a prophetic era of rebellion and the beginning of restoration for God’s covenant people?
Does the 2600th anniversary of Solomon’s Temple foreshadow a renewed focus on God’s presence among His people, either symbolically or literally?
How does the symbolism of 666 challenge us to reflect on our reliance on material systems versus spiritual truths?

This interpretation ties together history, numerology, and prophecy to reveal patterns of human rebellion and divine judgment. The 666 years applied to the timeline from 1452 AD to 2118 AD highlight a period dominated by material systems of oppression and rebellion, culminating in the 2600th anniversary of Solomon’s Temple in the 111th Jubilee. This convergence may signify a pivotal moment in God’s redemptive plan, pointing to restoration, liberation, and the ultimate triumph of God’s covenant purposes.

The Black Ancestry Network Group (BANG) invites all passionate seekers of truth to join as Jubilee Jumpers—individuals dedicated to uncovering monumental moments in world history and aligning them with the sacred Jubilee cycles. This initiative is more than a historical investigation; it is a spiritual journey to trace the fingerprints of the God of Israel across time, as revealed through His divine timeline.

By examining events through the lens of the Smith Jubilee Formula (SJF) and Biblical prophecy, Jubilee Jumpers help reveal how God’s covenantal plan unfolds in human history. From the Exodus to Solomon’s Temple, from captivities to moments of restoration, each Jubilee cycle serves as a testament to His sovereignty, justice, and faithfulness.

Together, we seek to map the rhythm of redemption woven into the fabric of history, discovering how God’s timeline intersects with our lives today. As we uncover these patterns, we draw closer to understanding His divine plan and the ultimate fulfillment of His promises.

This is a call to action for scholars, theologians, historians, and truth-seekers alike—join us in exploring the hidden treasures of the Jubilee timeline and witnessing the unmistakable imprint of the God of Israel upon the story of humanity.

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