Breaking Israel News: Today, according to the Jewish calendar, the 5778th year ends, 222 years after which should come the last year for the world, the year 6000, which will mark the end of the era of the Messiah. This is a common Jewish eschatological tradition.
However, Saul Kullook, the famous Jewish mathematician and scientist, was able to calculate a completely different date, which makes us look at the prophecies of the Torah in a completely different light.
Kulluk studied the mathematical structures contained in the Hebrew Bible and the ancient tradition of Israel for many years. He calculated the astonishing correlation between the pole shifts and events related to the expulsion and return of the Jewish people to the land of Israel, was published in the Breaking Israel News last week.
However, now, at the request of the Breaking Israel News, Mr. Kulluk presented us with another of his developing theory, which, no doubt, is of great importance for all living, since the current era now fits into the framework of the main eschatological prophecy.
As a preface to the last discovery of Kulluk, we need to tell about the Talmud, more precisely about his treatise "Tractate Avodah Zarah 9a", which directly states that the existence of this world will last exactly 6000 years.
These 6000 years are divided into three periods: during the first 2000 years the world remained empty, then during the next 2000 years the world already existed "in the Torah", and the last 2000 years is the time when the Messiah may come. The date of his arrival is determined by the readiness of people for this and depends on their actions. However, if people still cannot prepare themselves for the coming of the Messiah, then he will come in the 6000th year (according to the Hebrew calendar) and this world will end.
According to the current Hebrew calendar, the current year is 5778. This means that the deadline for the coming of the Messiah will expire in 222 years. This will be the year 2240 according to the generally accepted calendar in the world.
“Naturally, no one alive today can expect to see the end of the era of the Messiah,” Kulluk told Breaking Israel News. "Neither he, not even his grandchildren."
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This is a very sad situation for the Jews awaiting the coming of the Messiah, but Mr. Kulluk discovered a serious error in the traditional calculation of the Jewish calendar, which could radically change this fact.
“According to well-known historical records, the destruction of the First Temple took place in 586 BC,” says Mr. Kulluk. “And all of our mathematical correlations are consistent with that date. However, according to the calculations of the rabbis, the time of the destruction of the First Temple is not 586 BC. BC, and 422 BC. e. !.
Kulluk elaborates on this discrepancy:
“Our current Jewish calendar is based on the work of the Kabbalist Seder Olam Rabbah, apparently written in the second century. This scholarly work provides the basis for the current Hebrew calendar and calculates it according to the destruction of the First Temple in 422 BC, which is a 164 year difference from the calculation of past historical events by the methods used in European science. But for some reason none of the rabbis sees this difference!”
“According to the Torah, the Biblical Exodus took place in the year 2448. After that, 480 years passed until the First Temple was built. Further, according to the Talmud (treatise Yoma 9a), the First Temple was destroyed 410 years after its construction. We add these numbers: 2,448 + 480 + 410 = 3,338."
“The result obtained means that at the time of the destruction of the First Temple, according to the Jewish biblical chronology, it was 3338. Consequently, the year 4000, from which the Messianic age begins, must begin 4000 - 3338 = 662 years after the destruction of the First Temple."
“The calculations of Seder Olam Rabb show that the destruction of the First Temple took place in 442 BC. However, our current calendar is somehow synchronized with modern historical records of the destruction of the Temple in 586. The result is a difference of 164 years to calculate the deadline for the coming of the Messiah."
“As a consequence, if you count the time of the coming of the Messiah in accordance with the global chronology, then 6000 will come in 222 years,” says Kulluk. “But if you count the time of the coming of the Messiah in accordance with the Talmud, then the coming of Moshiach will occur no later than in 58 years!”
“In other words, if you calculate the time of Moshiach according to the Jewish calendar, relying on modern historical data, then the year 6000 falls on 2240 AD … But if you synchronize our calendar with the world, relying not on the fortune-telling of European archaeologists and historians, but relying only on the Talmud and the Torah, the 6000th year will be in 2076 AD."
Simply put, Kulluk found that while everyone thinks that 6000 years of this world will end in the distant 2240 year, which no one will see, according to the Talmud, everything will end much earlier - no later than 2076.
Thus, since we have only 58 years left before the end of 6,000 years of our entire history, we can assume that we are indeed at the end of time. And this is even if the Messiah does not come much faster.
