36 YEAR HEBREW CYCLE.  
In 2015, I published "Dawn of the 7th Day," an exploration rooted  in the ancient principles of Septimal law, also known as the Law of  Sevens. This book draws extensively from Sepharial's insightful writings,  particularly "Basis for Scripture Prophecy," "The World Horoscope,"  and "Hebrew Astrology." Two dedicated chapters shed light on  Sepharial's World Horoscope and the intricate 36-year Hebrew cycle,  featuring key excerpts from his book.  Sepharial reveals that the Hebrews intricately divided the 360-year  year-day into ten segments of 36 years each. These periods, named after  the seven planets in rotation, culminate in a comprehensive planetary  cycle spanning 252 years.

 Notably, this aligns with the renowned "week  of  prophecy," constituting 2,520 years. The Hebrews further  incorporated a Zodiac-related cycle, yielding an additional 3,024 years.  Remarkably, the number 36 neatly fits into "seven times" 70 times,  establishing a profound connection between 2520 and 36. This  convergence intertwines divine numbers 7 and 10, with the ancillary  involvement of 3 and 12, resulting in the fulfillment of the 2,520-year  cycle.
 In Kabala, these numbers resonate with the three mother letters,  seven double letters, ten sephiorth, and twelve simple letters—  comprising the 32 paths on the Tree of Life. Through a doubled seven,  the hidden numerical essence unfolds to 5040 years, emerging from the  multiplication of 3, 14, 10, and 12 or 32 paths. 
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