40 Years of Biblical Chronology Research
This research database documents biblical chronology across the major manuscript traditions — Masoretic, Septuagint, and Samaritan — alongside Christocentric timelines and the numerical and structural patterns that emerge when those chronologies are compared. It is the product of formal training and forty years of systematic analysis.
Much of the site explores these patterns in depth and at length. The Knowledge-Catalog gathers the research into cleaned, canonical source files — one per topic — so a specific chronology, table, or argument can be found directly.
Each file is published as a plain-text source, formatted so that human readers and AI systems alike can extract and analyze it directly. They form the basis for planned academic publications. Browse the full Knowledge-Catalog to begin.
Main Comparative Charts and Tables
Two foundational comparisons underpin much of the research — the Regular (begetting-age) chronology and the Cumulative (lifespan) chronology: