Those are all good verses. And any reason to get someone looking into a Bible is good. But there can be no inspired pattern or hidden message from God using verses and dates. A quick Google brought up these two facts.
"The Bible was not originally inspired with divisions by chapter and verse. The ancient manuscripts didn't have them. One man, Cardinal Hugo de Sancto Caro, started to do this from 1244 to 1248 A.D. He did this while creating a concordance of the Latin Vulgate, in order to help people look up verses of the Bible. But the typical modern chapter divisions were apparently devised by Stephen Langton, who was an Archbishop of Canterbury in England. He started to do this around 1227 A.D. The Wycliffe English Bible did use them, as it was circulated in 1382."
"The Jewish calendar starts with the day when Adam and Eve were created (the Sixth Day of Creation). We are now in the eighth century of the sixth millennium."
December 12, 2012 (the date so often spoken about nowadays) would be Tevet 18, 5773 on the Jewish calendar.
That makes me a bit sad, because that would lead me to believe that the Rapture is not going to happen for another 200 plus years, if it is millennium corresponds to days. But greater scholars than I are figuring it should be any time now. Jack Van Impe, for one, is looking to the year 2012.
The bottom line is that none of know. Only the Father knows. We know the season, but not the day and the hour.
~A
