20 Dec 2025

The Dead Sea Scroll calendar, believed to be the original calendar given by God, is a solar calendar spanning a 7,000-year period. This calendar, used from pre-flood times until around 150 BC, aligns with New Testament theology and is distinct from the Gregorian calendar, which was introduced by Julius Caesar. The Dead Sea Scrolls predict a shift from a solar to a lunar calendar, a change that occurred during the time of Antiochus Epiphanes.

The Dead Sea Scroll calendar, used by the biblical authors, differs from the Gregorian calendar. It starts on the spring equinox, has 364 days with a leap week every five to six years, and uses a 50-year jubilee cycle. This calendar aligns with biblical prophecies and provides insights into historical events and festivals.

The Dead Sea Scrolls’ calendar suggests a 7,000-year time ...