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Vernal Equinox Hebrew & British New Year, Enoch, Archeoastronomy Celtic Sites in America

William Blake (1757- 1827) British poet. Poem: “Spring” *British were some of the last ancient peoples to change their new year date from March 22 to Jan. 1, in order to synchronize with the rest of the world. Their government forced this in 1751. The Ancient Romans actually introduced the date-change to the Celts (the ancestors of the Brits), but they resisted it until 1751, when they finally took on the Gregorian Calendar. Until then, the entire British Empire still celebrated New Year in March! Iranian people (& Afghan, Albanian, etc.) STILL celebrate Nowruz, which was today—their New Year—exactly on Vernal Equinox. JUST AS IT IS WRITTEN IN THE BOOK OF ENOCH, Ch. 78! *You’ll notice William Blake wasn’t even born until AFTER the enforced year-change, yet he saw new year as being in Spring. *Archeoastronomy of Celtic Inscriptions for Equinox (new year/1st day of spring) xxx.onter.net/index.html “Old News” Archeoastronomy xxx.crowl.org

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