Deification
of Patriarchs and Pharaohs
In Heavenly Realms by Rising and Setting Stars

HEAVEN WAS SEEN
AS IN THE STARS

The 365-day 360°
Wheel of Heaven

The Pharaohs believed they
were reborn as stars  - in the heavens.
This has long been known by scholars,
but never systematically applied
to ancient cultures or chronology.

The ages of the Biblical Patriarchs, up
to Peleg (when the Earth was divided)
are not only tied to Metonic cycles,
but are also multiples of 365 days
(= 360°) for stellar calendration

Adam  "lived" 930 years, which is 365 + 365 + a remainder of 200.
Methuselah "lived" 969 years, which is 365 + 365 + a remainder of 239. This probably originated in an Indo-European "thrice-around" threshing festival, found also in Narmer´s Egypt, the Vedas and in legends of King Arthur. With Peleg, who also lived 239 years, the multiple rounding of stars stopped. Prior to that time, it is the number obtained as the "remainder" which is crucial.
THIS NUMBER DEFINED THE HEAVENLY REALM.

Such a "heavenly realm" is generally defined
by partner "NODE" stars.
As one star sets on one horizon, another star (the NODE star)
rises on the other horizon.

Above: Example of Node Stars
.

A King´s Heavenly Realm could also be defined
by two setting or two rising stars.

The BIRTH of SONS

A FIXED SYSTEM

 The age of Patriarchs at the birth
  of their sons is also in star days  
and this number gives
the next successive "birth" star
for the next Patriarch.

 Once we start at the first star
  in this system - everything is fixed  
- there is no chance involved -
we go from one major star
to the next in sequence.

The FIRST STAR in
this system is
the LEFT LOWER
CORNER STAR of the
GREAT SQUARE
(facing the Pole Star),
known also as Pegasus,
the White Horse.

The  FOUR corner stars
of the GREAT SQUARE
(Pegasus) were used as
reference points
for measure
of the Equinoxes
and Solstices
in the 4th millennium BC.

This period began to
run again 1460 years
later, after one
Sothic Cycle of star
time, at the time of the Hyksos, Moses and the start of the Egyptian "New Kingdom".