Uncovered:
Lunar Secrets From Ancient Babylon

Uncovered: Lunar Secrets from Ancient Babylon

Welcome to a fascinating exploration of Lunar Secrets unearthed from the annals of Ancient Babylon, shedding light on the origins of two methods of timekeeping. In a remarkable journey back to the cradle of civilization, we delve into the groundbreaking revelations documented by François Lenormant in his seminal work, “Origines de l’Histoire” (History of the Origins), first published in 1880 and later treasured in the venerable 1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica (p. 993).

Lenormant, a distinguished French Assyriologist specializing in the archaeology of Assyria and Babylon, unveils the Lunar Secrets concealed in the heart of Mesopotamia’s earliest culture. His meticulous research establishes that the full moon lunar phase served as the foundational marker for the commencement of years, months, weeks, and days in this ancient society.

Decisively, this revelation takes us back to the aftermath of the great flood, marking the period of the first civilization of Noah’s family. In this pivotal era, spanning the initial and second generations after the flood, Noah and his family of eight stood as paragons of unwavering faithfulness to their Creator, adhering to His TORAH Laws and embracing His original and authentic celestial calendar. Their steadfast obedience, guided by the truths of YAHUAH Alahim, was a reflection of why the family of eight had been positioned as the sole survivors aboard the ark amidst the deluge that engulfed the antediluvian world.

Join us on this illuminating journey as we uncover Lunar Secrets that not only shape our understanding of the rebellion that ensued in ancient Babylon but also resonate in contrast with the enduring legacy of Noah’s fidelity to divine truths. Step into a realm where history converges with sacred and celestial revelations, inviting you to rethink the current method of time measuring and what it may mean for your eternal destiny. 

From the 1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica

Here is the quote recently found in the 1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica, quoting from François Lenormant’s book, “Origines de l’Histoire” (History of the Origins).

“Assyria and Babylonia—The twelvefold division of the zodiac was evidently suggested by the occurrence of twelve full moons in successive parts of it in the course of each year.  This approximate relation was first systematically developed [or maintained] by the early inhabitants of Mesopotamia and formed the starting point for all other divisions of time… [Later] The idea of tracing the sun’s path among the “stars” [by daylight] was when it occurred to Chaldaean astronomers, an original and, relatively to their means, a recondite one.  We owe to its realization by them the constitution and nomenclature of the [modern] twelve signs of the zodiac.”  1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica – Zodiac, p. 993, Lenormant, Orgines de l’Histoire, Vol. 1, p. 236. 

Twelve Full Moons in Succession

As identified in the quote above, originally, it was twelve full moons in their order that designated the lunar months of each year.  And because full moons occur by night, they consistently measured the night sky together with the stars exactly as defined by the four witnesses of Scripture as found in Genesis 1:16, Psalms 136:7-9, Jeremiah 31:35-36, and Revelation 12:1.

The Full Moon, the Starting Point for All Divisions of Time

Furthermore, this enlightening quote not only affirms the significance of full moons but also underscores their pivotal role as the reference points for all other temporal divisions. It extends its influence to the realms of Years, Months, Weeks, and Days, seamlessly uniting these components into a cohesive time-measuring system. Within this framework, the original New Moon Days and the sacred seventh-day Sabbaths, both revered worship days instituted by our Creator since time immemorial, find their measurements from full moon to full moon throughout eternity (Isaiah 66:23). In contrast to the divergent practices of modern Rabbinical and Karaite Jews regarding dark or crescent New Moon Days and Saturday Sabbaths, this revelation of Lunar Secrets from Ancient Babylon stands as an unwavering confirmation, harmonizing with Scripture and astronomy, while exposing other worship rhythms and sacred days as fallacious.

Although there may be a temptation to perceive the full moon as the antithesis of the New Moon, in reality, these terms—full moon, dark conjunction, and first visible crescent—are simply designations for three popular lunar phases. The term “New Moon” specifically denotes the initial day of a lunar month, not a particular lunar phase. By introducing the Hebrew term “Chodesh” from both the Strong’s Bible Dictionary and Brown-Driver-Briggs lexicon, we gain insight: (H#2320 – Chodesh – החדשׁ – new, renewed, new moon, month, monthly, 1a) first day of the month, 1b) the lunar month).

This joint definition leads us to the necessity of identifying the lunar phase that marks the start of the lunar month. Determining this requires weighing the evidence from astronomy and history, with Scripture serving as the ultimate authority. Once the authentic lunar phase is discerned, based on comprehensive criteria, the subsequent 28-29 lunar phases consistently follow their numbered sequence, delineating each day of the lunar month with a unique lunar phase. This method ensures that lunar phases are counted in the same order every month, maintaining both their consistent phase and position. As a result, it becomes straightforward to ascertain the week and day of the lunar month.

Over the past eleven years, diligent research has uncovered a substantial body of Scriptural evidence supporting the full moon as the Renewed Moon. This wealth of information is compiled in 32 articles, offering a comprehensive exploration of this profound revelation. Support Evidence for the Full Moon as the Original New Moon. 

The Ancient Babylonian Invention That Has Become Convention for All the World

Delving into the fascinating revelations of Uncovered: Lunar Secrets from Ancient Babylon, as documented in the 1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica, opens a door to a world of captivating evidence and profound implications. So, what lies beneath the surface of this lunar revelation?

In the era of the faithful early descendants of Noah, the full moon served as the Rosh (head/first) for all divisions of time, encompassing the Year, Month, Week, and daily count. These devoted worshippers of the one true Yahuah Alahim, our Creator, recognized the full moon as the celestial marker guiding their sacred time-centric observances. However, a shift occurred with the advent of Chaldean (Babylonian) astronomers from the same region, possibly led by Nimrod and associated with the Tower of Babel. This marked the genesis of a counterfeit time-measuring system, which, despite its early roots, has endured through subsequent modifications by historical figures like Julius Caesar and Emperor Constantine.

The descendants of Noah, once unified in their adherence to the Creator, Yahuah Alahim’s time-centric laws, underwent a pivotal transformation. They introduced a novel method of measuring time, straying significantly from the original, potentially triggering their rebellion against the Creator. This alteration involved implementing a lunisolar system, measuring the stars with the sun during the day when the stars remain invisible and concealed. While not explicitly stated, this paradigm shift likely introduced the dark moon, in conjunction with the sun and later the first visible crescent, as the new markers for the commencement of years and months. The consequences of this divergence from the Creator’s original design ripple through history, shaping the way we perceive time even today.

This marked the genesis of a new “secret or hidden” luni-solar system, initiating each year and month at a complete 180-degree contrast to our Creator’s predetermined time-measuring model. Could this act of rebellion be a key factor in the events surrounding the destruction of the Tower of Babel, the confusion of languages, and the subsequent dispersion of people across the earth?

In those early Mesopotamian (Babylonian) years, among the faithful followers of Yahuah Alahim, post-flood, the need for wall calendars, wristwatches, or international datelines was non-existent. Everything seamlessly integrated into the celestial rhythm above, beyond the reach of both man and beast. Each unit of time was impeccably designed to seamlessly transition into the next larger unit, eliminating any overlap of weeks with the commencement of years and months, as witnessed in our Roman solar calendar today. This harmonious synchronization was possible because all time divisions were guided by the same trinity of celestial lights, with the full moons serving as the starting points for each division of time in a splendid pattern and rhythm, distinguishing each in a unique way. This inherent reality offers a consistent and visually accessible platform for humanity to come together in worship, aligning with their Creator for all His sacred lunar appointed times.

The Choice is Yours

Can you feel the gentle whisper of the Ruach haKadosh (the Holy Spirit, representing power, presence, and promise) calling out to you, gently pulling at the strings of your heart? The call is to restore His worship rhythm, embracing the original full moon as the commencement of all units of time, including the authentic Sabbath and lunar Feast Days. It’s a beckoning to align with the divine order set by our Creator.

Reflect on a similar historical moment when Yasharal (Israel) found safety from their Egyptian captivity. Despite the numerous miracles witnessed on their behalf, there were those who hesitated to obey. The echoes of this narrative resonate in Hebrews 3:7-19, revealing the timeless struggle between hearing the call and responding in obedience.

     “Therefore… “TODAY IF YOU WILL HEAR HIS VOICE, DO NOT HARDEN YOUR HEARTS AS IN THE REBELLION, IN THE DAY OF TRIAL IN THE WILDERNESS, WHERE YOUR FATHERS TESTED ME, TRIED ME, AND SAW MY WORKS FORTY YEARS. THEREFORE, I WAS ANGRY WITH THAT GENERATION AND SAID, ‘THEY ALWAYS GO ASTRAY IN THEIR HEART, AND THEY HAVE NOT KNOWN MY WAYS.’ SO I SWORE IN MY WRATH, ‘THEY SHALL NOT ENTER MY REST.’ ”

     Beware, brethren, lest there be in any of you an evil heart of unbelief in departing from the living Alahim (God); but exhort one another daily, while it is called “TODAY,” lest any of you be hardened through the deceitfulness of sin. For we have become partakers of Messiah if we hold the beginning of our confidence steadfast to the end, while it is said: 

   “TODAY, IF YOU WILL HEAR HIS VOICE, DO NOT HARDEN YOUR HEARTS AS IN THE REBELLION.” For who, having heard, rebelled? Indeed, was it not all who came out of Egypt, led by Moses? Now with whom was He angry forty years? Was it not with those who sinned, whose corpses fell in the wilderness? And to whom did He swear that they would not enter His rest, but to those who did not obey? So we see that they could not enter in because of unbelief.” Hebrews 3:7-19.

 

In Conclusion

In the echoing whispers of history, Yasharal’s (Israel’s) sojourn through the wilderness emerges not merely as a tale of antiquity but a poignant lesson etched in the sands of time. Yahuah Alahim, the Creator of all, orchestrates a divine vetting system, scrutinizing the hearts of humanity. Will we emerge as mere imitations, or will our essence withstand the refining fires of truth? It beckons us to gaze into the mirror of our own choices, urging a reflection on the path we tread—a path intertwined with the fate of either fool’s gold or “gold refined in the fire.” The wilderness legacy of Yasharal resonates as a cautionary preview, a prelude to what awaits if we heed not the echoes of the past.

Our love and honor for the Eternal Father and Son find expression in the harmonious chords of obedience to their End Time restored truths. It transcends the smug faithfulness to creedal relics of yesteryears, dismantling the blinders that shield us from foundational truths woven into the fabric of Scripture. It invites us to cast aside the safety of familiar paradigms and embrace accountability.

In the resounding call to restoration, Yahuah Alahim extends an invitation—an invitation to be partakers in His Kingdom for all eternity. The ultimate decision lies within our grasp as we stand at the crossroads of choice. May we, with resolute hearts, choose the path illuminated by the TORAH LAW, as unveiled in the revelations of “Uncovered: Lunar Secrets from Ancient Babylon.”

This article, a product of profound discovery in François Lenormant’s timeless words, stands as a testament to the alignment of Scripture, historical veracity, and divine revelations. It is an offering of truth, a beacon amidst the discord of divergent beliefs.

As we navigate the diverging currents of lunar and solar calendars, the chasm widens between those embracing the full moon’s celestial guidance and those tethered to human-altered time-measuring systems. The gap stretches as far as the East is from the West, mirroring the stark dichotomy between the paths chosen by followers of YAHUAH Alahim and the proponents of Babylon’s temporal constructs.

In the yearning of Yahusha, our benevolent Messiah, lies the desire to restore humanity back to the welcoming embrace and righteous standard of the Eternal Father. The path to restoration, obscured by Jewish fables and the commandments of men, invites us to cast off the shackles of deception and bask in the luminance of divine truth.

As the sun sets on this discourse, let the echoes of history guide our steps. Choose the path of restoration, for in the embrace of YAHUAH’s RESTORED TRUTHS, we find not only the illumination of His divine precepts but also the promise of eternal fellowship. HalleluYAH!