Could Old Buildings' Dates Suggest a Shift in History?
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I've noticed that some old buildings display their construction dates as 'J' or 'I' followed by a year, like J 798. I've heard that 'J' could stand for Jesus, and since 'J' and 'I' were often used interchangeably in the past, this makes me wonder if it suggests that we've had a thousand years added to our historical timeline? Is there anyone out there with thoughts or evidence on this idea?
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Some believe the motivation behind altering historical dates is to obscure the fact that the millennial reign of Jesus might have already happened, meaning we could currently be living in a 'little season' ruled by darker forces. It's a pretty fascinating angle to consider!
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Check out Sylvie Ivanowa's NewEarth channel on YouTube. She dives into this topic pretty deeply! It connects to Anatoly Fomenko's work on 'New Chronology,' where he claims significant historical events, like the Nativity and Crucifixion, happened way later than we think—1152 AD and 1185 AD, respectively. There’s a lot more evidence around this than most people realize.
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