What is the Rate at which Time is Experience?
Well the faster you are travelling, the Least amount of Time you experience. This is made manifest in the relationship of Special Relativity
t' = (1 - v^2/c^2)^(1/2) t
Where t' is the amount of time you experience, v is the magnitude of the velocity you are travelling, c is the magnitude of the velocity of light, and t is the amount of time you would experience if you where stationary. For instance, when they talk about "A thousands years is but a day to the Lord?" then how fast was the Lord travelling in order for this to occur. A Thousand years is 365,000 days. Setting t = 365,000 days, t' = 1 day, c = 186,000 miles per second, we can calculate the magnitude of the velocity that the Lord was travelling. It turns out that 186,000 miles per second - 0.044 inches per second = the magnitude that the Lord was travelling in order for his Day to be equivalent to 1000 years in the stationary World. Thats 185,999.9999993 miles per second approximately.