Bible chronology
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Recent papers in Bible chronology
(This is a paper by Johannes Kolletzki that agrees with my research into the structure of Joseph's life and its connexion to the 2520 and Christ's week. I am not its author. All of the following words are his own.) In part one I would... more
"Chronology is the backbone of history" is usually taught in schools but what is very disturbing is the total absence of reliable chronology to fix the Exodus because the date goes from 2100 to 650 BC (Sparks: 2015, 60); such a 1500-year... more
This work is an exercise in historical reconstruction, which refers to the investigation of the "New Chronology" (NC) team led from Moscow. In general, this work validates the dating methods carried out by the NC, although it incorporates... more
June 6-14, 3502 BC. This sign in the heavens happened back when Adam and his first 5 descendants were still on the earth, and represented a promise God was giving them - that though they would indeed be taken by death, He had a plan in... more
Wie de chronologie van het leven van Jezus wil berekenen, is vooral aangewezen op de vier Evangelieteksten. Deze bevatten vele nauwkeurige aanduidingen. Voor de datum van Jezus' kruisdood leiden de gegevens van de synoptici tot een... more
In theological research of The Christian Community and in anthroposophical circles, there is a tendency to follow the chronology of John rather than the synoptics. Questioning this tendency initially, this paper follows research by Andrew... more
This article explores the chronological and generational relationship between the Mordecai (Biblical & secular), his ancestors, the Persian king Darius I and his son Xerxes.
The long lifespans in Genesis are only a problem for those who hold to inerrancy. If the patriarchal narratives are merely legends, then exaggerated lifespans fit right in. However for those who believe Genesis records actual events about... more
Con questo primo volume si inaugura la nuova edizione interamente rinnovata di un’introduzione sulla quale si sono formate generazioni di studenti e di cultori della Bibbia. Nella nuova versione l’autore della prima parte, riservata... more
In what follows, I consider the ‘year-stamps’ employed in Scripture, i.e., statements of the form, ‘Such-and-such an event took place in the Xth year of Y’. In the process, I suggest some ways in which the Biblical narrative may relate... more
The two groups that now form the core of the Execration Texts (ET) are accepted as dating to the mid-12th and early 13th Egyptian dynasties, which have been synchronized to the Middle Bronze I in the southern Levant according to the Low... more
Today, thanks in large part to several bestselling books on the subject, a whole new generation has been introduced to the Biblical Sabbath (Shemitah) and Jubilee cycles. All sorts of amazing claims have been made the past couple of years... more
Christian chronology practiced during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries was centred around the creation of the world. When introducing Christian doctrines to their Chinese converts, however, the Jesuits found that Biblical... more
Scholars have long argued whether the story of Judah and Tamar in Gen 38 is an integral part of the story of Joseph or a late interpolation. scholars also disagree as to whether this text shows Judah in a favorable or unfavorable light.... more
Steinmann needed to show that the chronogenealogical formula throughout Genesis 5 and 11 ("When A had lived X years, he brought forth B") indicates not when B was born but rather when A performed the causing action that initiated the... more
Ascending of Joseph in the early Hyksos period
Obhajoba životních dat Ježíše Krista a našeho letopočtu PODLE PRAMENŮ Z 1. STOLETÍ N. L.: Ježíš Kristus se narodil 25. prosince roku 1 před n. l., letopočet „po Kristu“ začal za týden 1. ledna a v lednu přivedla hvězda mudrce do... more
The Hebraic Concept of Time is non-linear, made up of repeating types and patterns. As opposed to Western chronology, the Gospels are not written in chronological order, but were written to show how Jesus is the fulfillment of types... more
P. James, I. J. Thorpe, N. Kokkinos, R. Morkot & J. Frankish, Centuries of Darkness: A challenge to the conventional chronology of Old World archaeology (London: Jonathan Cape 1991/New Brunswick, NJ.: Rutgers University Press, 1993). With... more
"Evangelical scholars are disposed to use hermeneutical procedures originally developed on the basis of non-Christian presuppositions. They make minimal changes to these procedures, of course, to avoid directly denying the possibility of... more
Pic is after return of Sennacherib 3313 anno-mundi epic loss at Jerusalem with King Hezekiah (3199-3228). One question is how long after his 3313 return before his execution? Then how long after this execution until Esarhaddon?. What adds... more
This study examines the years of Nebuchadnezzar’s madness and the interplay between the king’s pride and the sovereignty of God. It takes an approach toward that period chronologically and canonically beginning with events that led up to... more
For years, researchers have presented various proposed solutions to the Chronology of the Biblical Book of Judges. While some solutions address a few of the questions thrown at the data for this time period, none fully address all of the... more
One of the oldest chronological disagreements in biblical studies involves the length of the Israelite sojourn in Egypt, which ultimately hinges on how the 430 years in Exodus 12:40–41 should be interpreted, and secondarily relates to the... more
Un estudio cronológico desde Jacob hasta José, incluyendo el ingreso de Israel a la tierra de Egipto, una fecha profética clave.
Isaac Newton (1642-1727) devoted ample time to the study of ancient chronology, resulting in the posthumously published The Chronology of Ancient Kingdoms Amended (1728). Here, Newton attempted to show how the antiquity of Greece, Egypt,... more
Книга представляет собой авторское расследование известной проблемы астрономической некруглости дат и сезонов нашего календаря. Затронуты вопросы юлианской и григорианской реформы и показано, в результате действий каких факторов весеннее... more
Among modern Bible scholars, the two most commonly accepted years for Jesus’ crucifixion are either 30 AD or 33 AD. While selection between these two dates is generally made first based upon each individual researcher’s disposition... more
One cannot fit 3 days and 3 nights in between Good Friday and Easter Sunday Morning. Jesus actually was crucified on a Wednesday and arose around Sunset Saturday night. This Appendix is from my Book, The Path into Eternity on Christ's... more
On 04 July 2020 I directly updated and expanded this article (Ezra Confirms 3 Biblical & 1 Extrabiblical Jubileess ...) by its finalized successor version, entitled "Mediterranean-Ancient Near East Absolute Astronomical Chronology 1661... more
This article demonstrates that even if the genealogies in Genesis 5 and 11 contain genealogical gaps, they do not contain chronological gaps. The assumption of the last 125 years that genealogical gaps entail chronological gaps is a non... more
Covers the Velikovskian paradigm of Ages in Chaos as applied to Egyptian Dynasties. ISBN: 978-0-646-82360-7. Dear Ian Shears, Thank you for depositing your book with National edeposit. You have fulfilled your state/territory and... more
Mainstream historians, without exception, consider that co-regencies never existed among Assyrian dynasties, because according to an ideological dogma “the king never shares power, even with his Crown Prince”, but at the same time,... more
Robinson Crusoe's memoirs form "the most fascinating boy's book ever written", wrote Leslie Stephen. This self-help book, within a matter of decades, had reached an audience as wide as any book ever written in English. Edited by Daniel... more
Andrew Steinmann, Distinguished Professor of Theology and Hebrew at Concordia University Chicago, deals in depth with the chronology of the Bible from the time of Abraham to the New Testament period, ending with the deaths of Paul and... more
Un estudio cronológico del período de gobierno de los Jueces, hasta el inicio del periodo monárquico en Israel.
Fourty years between the solar eclipse in 1223 BCE (the Egyptian darkness as the nineth plague in the first year of the Merneptah’s reign) and the lunar eclipse in 1183 BCE (interpreted in the relations with ‘lunar’ Jericho) might be a... more
Jesus Christ's Ministry was not 3 1/2 years long. it was actually about 1 1/4 years in length.
Chapter 9 of a commentary on Daniel from an evangelical perspective.