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'Writers Journal' FRONTPAGE

LXX & Masorete Differences

King's Calendar Methodology

Newsletters 1 - 26

Israelite History 8th Century

High Priest Onias III

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• The King's Calendar (justifiably) shifts the D.J. Wiseman dates for Kandalanu, Nabopolassar and Nebuchadrezzar by one year.
  
  
• The King's Calendar demonstrates that the Redactors of the 5th to 3rd Century BCE changed the Original Solar years in Scripture into Artificial years, and these the King's Calendar uses for the Kings of the Divided Kingdom of Ancient Israel. This is a very simple computer generated mathematical reconstruction that demonstrates that the chronological data for the Divided Kingdom Period is both correct and aligns with known history. (What is King's Calendar?

• Section 1: Nabopolassar & Nebuchadrezzar Kings of Babylon - Josiah and Jehoiakim Kings of Judah.
  
• Section 2: Kings of Assyria and Babylon: 934 - 522 bce

• 607 bce - Sep - Nabopolassar engaged at Bit-Hanunia / Urartu - 18th year - B.M. 22047 Line 1-4
  
• 607 bce - Dec - Josiah's 31st year commences
  
• 607 bce - Dec/Jan - Nabopolassar returns to Babylon - B.M. 22047 Line 1-4
  
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• 606 bce - May/Jun - Campaigning to the north - 19th year - B.M. 22047 Lines 5-7
  
• 606 bce - Jun/Jul - Nabopolassar returns to Babylon - B.M. 22047 Line 8
  
• 606 bce - Jul/Aug - Necho heads North for Carchemish
  
• 606 bce - Aug/Sep - Nebuchadrezzar returns to Babylon - B.M. 22047 Line 12
  
• 606 bce - Aug/Sep - Josiah of Judah slain
  
• 606 bce - Aug/Sep - Jehoahaz becomes king of Judah
  
• 606 bce - Sep/Oct - Nabopolassar Heads to Kimuhu - B.M. 22047 Line 12
  
• 606 bce - Nov - Nabopolassar captures Kimuhu - B.M. 22047 Line 14
  
• 606 bce - Nov - Jehoahaz deposed by Pharaoh Necho - taken to Riblah
  
• 606 bce - Nov - Jehoiakim commences - 1st Artificial year commences.
  
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• Academic Newsletter No 10 From Ussiah to Josiah
  
• Academic Newsletter No 11 Josiah to Zedekiah
  
• Academic Newsletter No 12 Josiah to the Destruction of Jerusalem
  
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• 605 bce - May/Jun - Egyptians besiege Kimuhu for 4 months - 20th year - B.M. 22047 Lines 16-17
  
• 605 bce - Sep/Oct - Nabopolassar heads for Quramati - B.M. 22047 Line 19
  
• 605 bce - Oct 31 - Jehoiakim's 2nd Artificial Year commences
  
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• 604 bce - Jan/Feb - Nabopolassar returns to Babylon - 21st Year - B.M. 22047 Line 23
  
• 604 bce - Undated - Babylonian Army retreats from Quramati - B.M. 22047 Lines 24-26
  
• 604 bce - Undated - Battle of Carchemish - Lines 1-5 BM 21946
  
• 604 bce - Aug - Nabopolassar dies - Lines 9-10 BM 21946
  
• 604 bce - Aug - Nebuchadrezzar succeeds Nabopolassar as king of Babylon
  
• 604 bce - Sep - Nebuchadrezzar travels from Syria-Palestine to Babylon and back again - Lines 10-11 BM 21946
  
• 604 bce - Oct - Jehoiakim commences - 3rd Regnal year
  
• 604 bce - Sep/Feb - Nebuchadrezzar conquers Hatti-land - Lines 12-13 BM 21946
  
• 604 bce - Sep/Feb - Siege of Jerusalem - (Dan 1:1) - Daniel's Captivity
  
• 604 bce - Oct 2 - Jehoiakim's 3rd Artificial Year commences
  
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• 603 bce - Nisan 1st - Nebuchadrezzar is back in Babylon for coronation. Line 14 BM 21946
  
• 603 bce - Nisan 1st - Nebuchadrezzar's 1st year
  
• 603 bce - May/Jun - Nebuchadrezzar returns to Hatti-land - Lines 15-16 BM 21946
  
• 603 bce - Sep 4 - Jehoiakim's 4th year
  
• 603 bce - Nov/Dec - Nebuchadrezzar captures Askelon - Line 18 BM 21946
  
• 603 bce - Nebuchadrezzar Marches unopposed in Hatti-land but does not enter Judah.
  
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• 602 bce - Mar/Apr - Nebuchadrezzar's 2nd year
  
• 602 bce - Aug 7 - Jehoiakim's 5th year
  
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• 601 bce - Mar/Apr - Nebuchadrezzar's 3rd year
  
• 601 bce - Jul 10 - Jehoiakim's 6th year
  
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• 600 bce - Mar/Apr - Nebuchadrezzar's 4th year
  
• 600 bce - Jun 11 - Jehoiakim's 7th year
  
• 600 bce - Dec - Nebuchadrezzar's near disastrous battle with Pharaoh Necho II
  
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• 599 bce - May 14 - Jehoiakim's 8th year - 1st of 3 Years of Heavy Tribute
  
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• 598 bce - Apr 17 - Jehoiakim's 9th year - 2nd of 3 years of Heavy Tribute
  
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• 597 bce - Mar 20 - Jehoiakim's 10th year commences - 3rd of 3 years of Heavy Tribute
  
• 597 bce - Apr 13 - Nebuchadrezzar commences 7th regnal year
  
• 597 bce - Dec - Jehoiakim does not pay Tribute to Nebuchadrezzar
  
• 597 bce - Dec - Nebuchadrezzar marches to Hatti-land.
  
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• 596 bce - Feb 20 - Jehoiakim's 11th and Last year commences
  
• 596 bce - Mar 5 - Nebuchadrezzar captures and kills Jehoiakim
  
• 596 bce - Mar - Nebuchadrezzar appoints Jehoiachin as king.
  
• 596 bce - Mar - Nebuchadrezzar leaves Jerusalem
  
• 596 bce - Apr 3 - Nebuchadrezzar commences 8th Regnal Year
  
• 596 bce - Jun 7 - Nebuchadrezzar captures Jehoiachin
  
• 596 bce - Jun - Zedekiah appointed King
  
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• 595 bce - Jan 22 - Zedekiah commences 1st regnal year.

• 934-912 bce - Ashurdan II - King of Assyria
  
• 911-891 bce - Adad Nerari - King of Assyria
  
• 891-884 bce - Tukulti Ninurta - King of Assyria
  
• 883-859 bce - Ashur Nasir Pal - King of Assyria
  
• 858-824 bce - Shalmaneser III - King of Assyria
  
• 824-811 bce - Shamshi Adad - King of Assyria
  
• 810-783 bce - Adad Nerari III - King of Assyria
  
• 782-773 bce - Shalmaneser IV - King of Assyria
  
• 772-754 bce - Ashurdan III - King of Assyria
  
• 754-745 bce - Ashur Nirari V - King of Assyria
  
• 745-727 bce - Tiglath-Pileser III - King of Assyria
  
• 727-722 bce - Shalmaneser V - King of Assyria
  
• 722-705 bce - Sargon II - King of Assyria
  
• 705-681 bce - Sennacherib - King of Assyria
  
• 681-669 bce - Esarhaddon - King of Assyria
  
• 668-626 bce - Ashurbanipal - King of Assyria
  
• 668-648 bce - Shamash Shumukin - King of Babylon
  
• 647-625 bce - Kandalanu - King of Babylon
  
• King's Calendar Date is 646-625 bce
  
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• 625-605 bce - Nabopolassar - King of Babylon
  
• King's Calendar date is 624-604 bce
  
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• 604-562 bce - Nebuchadrezzar II - King of Babylon
  
• King's Calendar date is 603-562 bce
  
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• 561-559 bce - Evil Merodach (Amel Marduk) - King of Babylon
  
• 559-556 bce - Neri Glisser - King of Babylon
  
• 556-555 bce - Labashi Marduk - King of Babylon
  
• 555-538 bce - Narbonidus - King of Babylon
  
• 538-530 bce - Cyrus The Great - King of Babylon
  
• 530-522 bce - Cambyses - King of Babylon
  
• 522 bce - Darius - King of Babylon

• What are King's Calendar Artificial Years?
  
  
• The King's Calendar Shifts Wiseman's Date for Nebuchadrezzar from 605 bce to 604 bce.
  
  Also Refer to:
  
• Appendix Six in Chapter Precis - and -
  
  
• Assumptions and Limitations. - and -
  
  
• Research Proposal in Chapter Precis
  
  See: An article on when the artificial calendar was inserted into the Bible entitled: Chronological Differences between the Septuagint and the Masorete Texts.

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Whilst there have been many attempts to solve the chronological riddle of the Bible's synchronisms of reigns of the kings of Israel and Judah and their synchronism with other Ancient Near Eastern Nations, no other research is based on a simple mathematical formula which could, if it is incorrect, be disproved easily. To date, no one has been able to dismiss the mathematical results of this research.

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Newsletter No. 26 Did Pharaoh Drown in the Red Sea?
Newsletter No.25 Babylonian King Nebuchadrezzar
Newsletter Nos.21-24 Laws of Evidence
Newsletter No.20 Is the Bible God Inspired or just the History of Israel?
Newsletter No.19 Josephus and the date of the Exodus
Newsletter No.18 The Septuagint, The Masorete and the Exodus
Newsletter No.17 The Significance of Ahab's death
Newsletter No.16 The Life and Death of King Ahab of Israel
Newsletter No.15 The Burning of Solomon's Temple
Newsletter No.14 The Chronologies of Josephus
Newsletter No.13 A Biblical Contradiction which is NOT!
Newsletter No.12 Josiah to the Destruction of Jerusalem
Newsletter No.11 Josiah to Zedekiah
Newsletter No.10 Uzziah to Josiah: Judah 7th Century BCE
Newsletter No.9 Manasseh's Captivity
Newsletter No.8 Josephus : 1st Century Jewish Historian
Newsletter No.7 The Prophet Jeremiah
Newsletter No.6 Exodus
Newsletter No.5 Ancient Egypt. The Hyksos, 18th Dynasty, Rameses II
Newsletter No.4 Academic Disagreements : Opinions and Assumptions
Newsletter No.3 Academic Opinion Versus Fact
Newsletter No.2 Academic Opinion - Facts and Misdirection
Newsletter No.1 Religious Compartmentalisation - Psychological Dysfunction

• No. 1 Math & Science Original : Math and Science of the King's Calendar.
  
  
• No. 2 Math & Science Onias III : Teacher of Righteousness
  
  
• No. 3 Math & Science Exodus Theories : Who was the Pharaoh of the Exodus?
  
  
• No. 4 Math & Science Josephus and the Hyksos
  
  
• No. 5 Math & Science Adad-Nirari's Western Campaign
  
  
• No. 6 Math & Science King Jehu of Israel 848 BCE.

• Part 1. The Law, Rules of Evidence & Archaeology
  
• Part 2. The Law, Rules of Evidence & Archaeology
  
• Part 3. The Law, Rules of Evidence & Archaeology
  
• Part 4. The Law, Rules of Evidence & Archaeology
  
  
• Part 1: Nebuchadrezzar (Nebuchadrezzar, Hezekiah & the Syro-Ephraimitic War)
  
• Part 2. : King Hezekiah of Judah: A man with No Equal in Israel
  
• Part 3. : Syro-Ephraimitic War : Issues of Evidence.
  
  
• How long did King Nebuchadrezzar of Babylon Reign?
  
  
• Biblical Infallibility and Bible Skepticism.
  
  
• Bible Calendar Research (Submitted by Member Clark Nelson)

Topic 1. What is the Seder Olam Rabbah
Topic 2. Seder Olam Chronological Chart : Adam to Abraham:
Topic 3. Seder Olam & The 430 year Covenant with Abraham:
Topic 4. Joseph in Seder Olam Rabbah:
Topic 5. Seder Olam & The Pharaoh who knew not Joseph:
Topic 6. Seder Olam & Israel Wandering in the Wilderness:
Topic 7. 850 year/17 Jubilee Period, Joshua to Ezekiel's Vision in 14th year Exile:
Topic 8. Comparative Chronologies:Seder Olam Rabbah, Josephus, Book of Judges:
Topic 9. Ehud & 80 years of Peace - Judges 3:30 and Erroneous Biblical Chronology:
Topic 10. Seder Olam:How Long was the Ark of the Covenant at Kiriath Jearim?:
Topic 11. Seder Olam Rabbah's Confusing Chronology : Samuel, Saul and David:
Topic 12: Seder Olam Chronological Discrepancies regarding Samuel, Saul & David.
Topic 13: Apportioning the 63 years left for Samuel & Saul
Topic 14: Seder Olam Rabbah : How many days in a Biblical year?
Topic 15: Chronologies of Samuel,Saul, David & Solomon