The Ancient Near Eastern Chronology Forum

Hi Marianne,
We are in agreement with your reading, and that your reading is in alignment with Standard Biblical Chronology.
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I don't subscribe to standard Biblical Chronology, with the cut off point of before David. All of those Patriarchs from Methuselah to Moses living such long lives, it doesn't make sense to me.

"he calculated 505 years from the birth of Abram to Exodus. "
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"Your most recent 'reconstruction' has "...Eusebius, by whose reckoning Moses, (at 18 years old,) should have left Egypt in 1510BCE."
--So in my Chronology, I have Abraham in 1297BC (Ramses 2), and Moses 140 years later in 1159BC(Ramses 4).

At these later timeframes, Abram would be a similar name to Ibiranu II in Ugarit.

Re: Dahamunza — Marianne Luban, Thu Jul 20 10:12

Robert: "You can rest assured that I am paying close attention, to this, your latest attempt to reconstruct this portion of History." It is at least partly history as the math calculates backwards... more
- re: Moses — Rich McQuillen, Fri Jul 21 22:40
- - re: Moses — Marianne Luban, Sat Jul 22 09:55
    
    Rich wrote: "I don't subscribe to standard Biblical Chronology, with the cut off point of before David. All of those Patriarchs from Methuselah to Moses living such long lives, it doesn't make sense... more
  - - re: Temple of Jerusalem — Rich McQuillen, Sat Jul 22 20:06
      
      "But who designed the Jerusalem Temple in your scheme? Frank Lloyd Wright? Sorry--couldn't resist." -- I love the reference. :) The temple of Solomon hasn't been found yet...... more
    - - re: Temple of Jerusalem — Robert Killian, Mon Jul 24 04:14
        
        Hi Rich, http://www.crystalinks.com/dynasty21.html has: Siamun:986 to 967. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twenty-first_Dynasty_of_Egypt has: Siamun: 986 to 967. Mattis Kantor, in "THE JEWISH TIME-LINE ... more
      - re: Temple of Jerusalem — Marianne Luban, Sun Jul 23 09:22
        
        Rich: "In my scheme, or timeline, I have Solomon as a contemporary of Siamun in Egypt(975BC)." That's pretty standard but, previously you wrote: "Moses 140 years later in 1159BC(Ramses 4)". How do... more
      - re: Judges 11:26 — Rich McQuillen, Wed Aug 2 22:28
        
        "In fact, in Judges 11:26 it states that Israel had been in Canaan for 300 years already" -- The chronology in that passage is in dispute. Note: I don't have an opinion on this dispute at this time.... more
        re: Judges 11:26 — Marianne Luban, Thu Aug 3 10:31
        
        I wrote: "In fact, in Judges 11:26 it states that Israel had been in Canaan for 300 years already" Rich: -- The chronology in that passage is in dispute." and "Three hundred years.--There is an... more
        re: Judges 11:26 — Robert Killian, Thu Aug 3 03:30
        
        Hi Rich, You quote:---"In fact, in Judges 11:26 it states that Israel had been in Canaan for 300 years already". Yes!---If Exodus was in 2448AM, as Mattis Kantor 'places' that event in "Codex... more
        re: Judges 11:26 — Rich McQuillen, Thu Aug 3 01:23
        
        "New International Version For three hundred years Israel occupied Heshbon, Aroer, the surrounding settlements and all the towns along the Arnon. Why didn't you retake them during that time?" -- I'm... more
        re: Judges 11:26 — Robert Killian, Fri Aug 4 05:27
        
        Hi Rich, Just as a point of information: "The man, Israel", (Jacob), does indeed,--- 'predate',--- Moses and Exodus,--- by 210 years! If the beginning of "Israel's count", (that is Jacob), at 130yrs, ... more
        re: Judges 11:26 — Robert Killian, Sat Aug 5 00:27
        
        That's another 'editing' ERROR when I typed "Abram's 790th year 'Call', to go on his second trip..." It should be "Abram's 70th year 'Call' to go...".etc Bookof Jasher: 1st 'Call' and trip to Canaan... more
      - re:Temple of Jerusalem — Robert Killian, Sun Jul 23 00:48
        
        Hi Rich, Perhaps: a sequence like this? David 1008 to 968 Siamun ac.986 to 967 Solomon: ac.968 to 928 Psusennes II ac.967 to 943 Rehoboam: ac.928 to 911 Jeroboam: ac.928 to 907 Shoshenq I: ac.943 to... more
  - re: Moses — Robert Killian, Sat Jul 22 04:00
    
    Hi Rich, For the 'Actual' birth date of Moses: Jewish calendar count 1948AM, 1813CJ/BCE, + 131yrs = 1944BCE. See: www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/timeline-for-the-history-of-judaism . Enjoy,

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