[JohnnyM]

one last comment, then I am done.

Using your unbiblical Halachic calculations, you will notice that the evening hours would adjust for the lack of daylight hours and vice versa, so that you would still end up with 24 hours. If the daylight hour was 45 minutes, then the nighttime hour would be 75 minutes or whatever to compensate to make up a 24 hour day.

JM

[MarkBsnr]

***Using your unbiblical Halachic calculations, you will notice that the evening hours would adjust for the lack of daylight hours and vice versa, so that you would still end up with 24 hours. If the daylight hour was 45 minutes, then the nighttime hour would be 75 minutes or whatever to compensate to make up a 24 hour day. ***

Now you are equating a variable Jewish hour with a static civil hour. If you do the math, you’ll see what I mean.