Forensic Analysis of Newton’s Notes, Part 5

“Therefore, the 2300 years do not end before the year 2132 nor after 2370 [AD].”

It should be appreciated that no known comet is expected in 2132 AD, although the return of Halley’s Comet is expected in 2136 AD. [Do not confuse 2132 AD with discussions elsewhere about 2032 AD]. But it should be acknowledged that Newton has outlined the entire period of over two centuries – 2132AD to 2370AD – as the outside perimeters for the close of the 2300 day/year prophecy.

Nevertheless, 2132-2135 AD would represent the peak of a Gleissberg Cycle (88.735 years), the one following the current one which peaks in 2046 AD. The premise of this website is that there is a 1 in 3 chance that the Sun will nova in 2046 AD. If it does not, all scientific indicators point to a 100% chance of a solar nova at the peak of the next one from 2132 AD to 2135 AD.

We think that the 1,290 day prophetic period ends in 2046 AD, while the 1,335 day prophetic period could end in 2135 AD. Remember that Newton believed that the respective 1,260, the 1,290, and the 1,335 day prophetic periods overlap successively to span the entire 2,300 day period. The 1,335 day period should end at the same time as the 2,300 day period.

The first two (1,260 and 1,290) commenced at the same time with the Donation of Pepin (marked perhaps by the solar Charlemagne Event), but the latter finishes thirty years after the 1,260 days. We believe that the first which ended in 2016 AD started a parenthetical period of breaking-up of the empire of “Mystery Babylon,” a process which is occurring now with the decline of Anglo-American hegemony that ends with the fulfillment of the 1,290 day period that marks its sudden destruction by cosmic events; namely, an instant conflagration which destroys the kingdom “in one hour” (Revelation 17):

Alas, alas that great city Babylon, that mighty city! for in one hour is thy judgment come (17:10).

It could be a solar nova, a solar storm short of a nova or perhaps a man-made event such as a nuclear war. Whatever the case may be, it is sufficient to end mystery Babylon and start the Stone Kingdom of Daniel’s visions:

And in the days of these kings shall the God of heaven set up a kingdom, which shall never be destroyed: and the kingdom shall not be left to other people, but it shall break in pieces and consume all kingdoms and it shall stand for ever. (2:44, cf. 35)

But also, by degrees, as Newton notes in another place,

[After which] the judgment is to sit, and they shall take away his dominion, [not at once, but by degrees,] to consume, and to destroy it unto the end. And the kingdom and dominion, and the greatness of the kingdom under the whole heaven shall, [by degrees], be given unto the people of the saints of the most High, whose kingdom is an everlasting kingdom, and all dominions shall serve and obey him.

Daniel 8:26-27 (Newton’s commentary in brackets)

[Proposition] 7 “The difference between the 1290 and 1335 days are [a] part[s] of the seven weeks.”

While the 1,260 days and 1,290 days seem to have some kind of numerical symmetry, the “1,335 days” does not. It is difficult to understand how it fits into biblical numerological symbolism. The oddity suggests that it might be tied to an expected celestial event which is independent of the cycles of human civilization.

There is a 45-year period which separates the end of the 1,290 day period from the end of the 1,335 day period and constitutes a part of the seven weeks, as Newton says, but it still lacks the desired symmetry.

Parts of the seven weeks would have been fulfilled at different points in the 2,300 day period as detailed in Daniel’s prophecies which have to do with Messianic destiny. The remaining have to do with the time-period in which “the Saints” possess the kingdom:

But the saints of the most High shall take the kingdom, and possess the kingdom for ever, even for ever and ever.

Daniel 7:18

Consequently, following the destruction of Babylon in 2046 from, perhaps, a solar storm, “the Saints” will take the kingdom and begin the process of final preparations for the great Nova of 2132/2135, or God’s Great Eschaton.

Because the 45-year period is a part of the “seven weeks,” and represents different aspects of the Messianic kingdom, we do not think that the 1,335 day period began at the same time as the 1260 and 1290 day periods nor ends at the same time.

If it began at the time of the coronation of Charlemagne on Christmas, 800 AD (an event which Newton once thought had prophetic significance), 1,335 years from that date ends in 2135 AD (more on this in a later installment). Thus, it coincides approximately with our calculations above for a future Gleissberg Cycle.

We have repeatedly warned that the Great Eschaton is not a “once and done” catastrophe, but one which may take centuries to play out. The Millennium does not begin as a placid and peaceful period, but one, rather, which is deadly, frightening, and full of hardships. Only a worthy remnant will endure until the “end.” The dawning of peace and plenty comes only through personal sacrifice and multi-generational obedience to the Mosaic Law as a blueprint for social order – the Four Generations necessary to cancel the effects of Original Sin.

to be continued

James Stivers, 6/10/23

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