ENOCH • 364 • CHAPTER 72
Enoch Clock
See time and calendar according to Enoch. The modern date remains a reference point in the tooltips and is activated with a single switch.
Type of watch
Gates and times
The sun passes from the eastern gate to the western one.
- Gate of the SunEast and West
- IVIV
- DawnBy Enoch's Hours
- 1 p.m.
- SunsetBy Enoch's Hours
- 11 p.m.
- MoonriseBy Enoch's Hours
- —
- MoonsetBy Enoch's Hours
- —
- Positions in the solar period
- 30
- Positions in the solar scheme
- 364
- One Hour of Enoch
- 4 equal divisions
How to read: I is the first day of the week, Shabbat is the seventh. The current date will appear on hover.
Events
Holidays, Shabbat and celestial markers
Chapter 72 Live Outline
The path of the sun between the gates
The gates are located along the horizon. The sun rises through a small window inside the eastern gate, sets through the corresponding western one, and returns to the east through the north at night.
Click the map or drag the marker.
- Point latitude
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- Second latitude
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- Point longitude
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Model logic
One circle - eighteen parts
Each part occupies 20° of the dial and is divided into four small divisions of 20 modern minutes. According to chapter 72, the year goes from 10/8 through 12/6 and 9/9 to 6/12, then returns to equality.
The east and west gates are shown as successive sections of the skyline. The same number links the corresponding pair, and a small marker shows gradual movement within the gate.
Modern time is shown by a compact illuminated display in the center. The 12/24 format is switchable above the dial and does not change the Enoch part.
Source for reconciliation
Yearly Path in Chapter 72 Data
Each card shows the gates of the solar period, the balance of light and darkness, and the direction of annual movement. These 30/31 positions are not the lengths of lunar calendar months.