Terah to Joshua: Full Tables and Source Notes

These tables accompany From Terah to Joshua: Forty-Year Generations and Jacob’s Sevens. They distinguish ordinary chronology, source-retained comparison settings, and the original statistical datasets. A repeated coordinate in a different list is not automatically a new event or an independent observation.

All chronological dates below are BC. n denotes Nisan/spring reckoning; t denotes Tishri/autumn reckoning where a phase is stated. Scripture gives the ages and narrative durations. The BC labels, selected event placements, and comparison operations belong to the repository’s chronological constructions.

1. Chronological settings

Setting	Active use
Normal MT regular	430 years in Egypt; no optional +60 Terah or restored second Cainan; normal Exodus 1446 and Conquest 1406
Optional +60 Terah	Opened only for the 2296 → 2166 → 2006 → 1876 symmetry; downstream Abraham/Jacob/Egypt dates remain fixed
Selected LXX regular comparison	Localized −33 corridor beginning at Terah and continuing through the Jacob/Levi material; not a global LXX Creation/Flood adjustment
SP regular comparison	Selected family coordinates 215 years later than normal MT; alternative 215-year Egypt construction; fixed Exodus and Conquest
MT cumulative	Recorded lifespans stacked end to end; ordinary biography dates and cumulative positions remain separate
Counting	Ordinary subtraction for the all-BC examples; no Mirror, digit reversal, or Rounded operation

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The ordinary baseline is the MT Standard-Normal setting in File 18. File 04 controls Jacob’s family sequence and the localized −33 comparison. File 15 controls the authorized generational measures. Optional settings should be named before their dates are used together.

2. The ordinary date register

2.1 Biographies and event spans

The original first table contains seventeen chronological/person rows as well as three section labels. Terah occupies its first row and must not be discarded as though it were a column heading. The checked reference below preserves the useful biographies and event spans with their source status.

Person or interval	Start, BC	End, BC	Years	Status	Source note
Terah	2236	2031	205	Normal no-+60 MT setting	Genesis 11:32; File 18 §§1.3.1, 2.2. Optional +60 setting: 2296–2091 BC, also 205 years.
Abraham	2166	1991	175	Normal MT setting	Genesis 12:4; 25:7; Files 01 and 18 §2.3. Call at 2091 BC is age 75.
Sarah	2156	2029	127	Normal MT setting	Genesis 17:17; 23:1; File 18 §2.3, File 69 §5B. Ten years younger than Abraham.
Ishmael	2080	1943	137	Derived collateral biography	Genesis 16:16; 25:17. Abraham age 86 supplies birth; the 137-year lifespan supplies death.
Isaac	2066	1886	180	Normal MT setting	Genesis 21:5; 35:28. Abraham age 100 and Isaac lifespan 180 are explicit ages.
Jacob	2006	1859	147	Normal MT setting	Genesis 25:26; 47:28; File 04 §1 and File 18 §2.3. Egypt entry 1876, not return from Haran 1909.
Esau	2006	unknown	unknown	Twin birth; no death year supplied	Genesis 25:26; 26:34. Marriage 1966 BC follows the explicit age 40.
Levi	1919	1782	137	Model birth label; Scripture lifespan	Exodus 6:16; File 18 §2.3; File 14 §2A. Birth spacing is reconstructed, while 137 is textual.
Judah	1918	1789	129	Model birth label; traditional lifespan	File 03 §2.3A; Files 61 and 70. The 129-year tradition is corroborative, not a Scripture lifespan.
Joseph	1915	1805	110	Derived narrative chronology	Genesis 41:46; 45:6; 47:9; 50:22,26; Files 03 and 18 §2.3.
Benjamin	1906	unknown	unknown	Canon-retained model birth label	Genesis 35:16–18; File 01 shared-label note. Jacob age 100 is structural inference, not a printed Genesis 35 age.
Israelites in Egypt	1876	1446	430	Normal Egypt-only sojourn	Exodus 12:40–41; Files 04, 16 and 18. This is a sojourn interval, not a person lifespan.
Kohath	not assigned	not assigned	133	Scripture lifespan; no ordinary BC anchors	Exodus 6:18; File 18 Kohath/Amram silence state. Cumulative nodes must not be substituted for regular birth/death years.
Amram	not assigned	not assigned	137	Scripture lifespan; no ordinary BC anchors	Exodus 6:20; File 18 Kohath/Amram silence state. Cumulative nodes must not be substituted for regular birth/death years.
Aaron	1530t	1407t	123	Phase-resolved Tishri biography	Exodus 7:7; Numbers 33:39; File 18 §2.4; File 22 §6.2.5. Actual summer death is 1407 BC. The coarse 1529–1406 display is a calendar-label companion, not an alternative actual summer death.
Moses	1526n	1406n	120	Primary Nisan/winter biography	Deuteronomy 34:7; File 18 §2.4. Midian 1486, Exodus 1446, Tabernacle 1445, death 1406 BC.
Joshua	1476	1366	110	Normal regular biography	Joshua 24:29; File 18 §2.4; author-confirmed 1366 regular death. The cumulative 1296 endpoint is a different node-class.

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Aaron requires phase-aware reading. 1530t–1407t preserves his 123 years. The canonical coarse birth label 1529 and the original compressed harmonic 1529–1406 have their own display roles; his actual summer death remains 1407 BC. An older compressed label does not move that narrative death. Moses’ normal life remains 1526–1406 = 120, and Joshua’s regular life remains 1476–1366 = 110.

The Conquest begins in 1406. The end-of-fighting coordinate 1400, the subsequent 1400–1399 land-rest field, and Joshua’s death in 1366 represent different positions. Files 06 and 18 control these distinctions.

Judah’s 129-year comparison and 1789 BC death belong to retained traditional/model material, rather than an age stated in Genesis. Benjamin’s 1906 BC birth is a canon-retained model inference. Neither should be relabeled as an explicit biblical birth/death statement. Sources include Files 01, 61, and 70, alongside File 18’s tables.

2.2 Event coordinates and qualifications

Year, BC	Event	Status	Source note
2236	Terah birth, baseline	chronological setting	File 18 §§1.3.1, 2.2. Normal biography 2236–2031 BC; the 2296 birth belongs to the optional +60 Terah setting.
2166	Abraham birth	source-controlled model date	Files 01 and 18 §2.3. Normal MT birth; age 75 at the call and 175 at death are Scripture inputs.
2156	Sarah birth	source-controlled model date	File 18 §2.3; File 69 §5B. Sarah is ten years younger than Abraham and lives 127 years.
2091	Abraham call from Haran	source-controlled model date	Files 01 and 18 §2.3. 2166−75=2091. This is the Haran-to-Canaan call; earlier Ur-call references retain their own narrative setting.
2081	Covenant of the Pieces, author-designated	proposed chronological placement	File 69 §5B.7, CX009–CX010. Author-designated chronological continuation; Genesis 15 does not print this BC year.
2080	Ishmael birth	derived model date from explicit age	Genesis 16:16; 25:17. 2166−86=2080; death at 1943 follows the 137-year lifespan.
2067	Circumcision/Sodom/Isaac-conception field	proposed event field	Genesis 17–19; File 01 Abrahamic age framework. Abraham at 99 and Isaac’s birth at 100 supply adjacent years; the shared model year does not make all episodes simultaneous.
2066	Isaac birth	derived model date from explicit age	Genesis 21:5; File 18 §2.3. 2166−100=2066; Isaac lives 180 years.
2031	Terah death, baseline	source-controlled model date	File 18 §§1.3.1, 2.2. 2236−205=2031; the optional +60 Terah death is 2091.
2029	Sarah death	derived model date from explicit lifespan	Genesis 23:1; File 18 §2.3. 2156−127=2029.
2026	Isaac marries Rebekah	derived model date from explicit age	Genesis 25:20; Files 69 and 70. 2066−40=2026.
2006	Jacob and Esau birth	derived model date from explicit age	Genesis 25:26; Files 04 and 18 §2.3. 2066−60=2006; one selected year label represents both twins.
1991	Abraham death	derived model date from explicit lifespan	Genesis 25:7; Files 01 and 18 §2.3. 2166−175=1991.
1966	Esau marries	derived model date from explicit age	Genesis 26:34. 2006−40=1966.
1929	Jacob flees Esau; Bethel/Haran call; service starts	derived chronological setting	File 04 §1; File 15 §2.1. Jacob’s age 77 is derived from the narrative chronology; Genesis 28 does not state that age directly.
1922	First seven-year service ends; Jacob marries	derived model date from explicit service duration	Genesis 29:20–30; Files 64 and 70. 1929−7=1922; this closes the first seven years, not all fourteen for the wives.
1919	Levi birth-label	bounded birth-label reconstruction	Exodus 6:16; File 18 §2.3; File 14 §2A. The birth label uses a bounded birth-spacing reconstruction; the 137-year lifespan is textual.
1918	Judah birth-label	bounded birth-label reconstruction	Genesis 29:35; Files 14, 61 and 70. The birth label is reconstructed; the 129-year lifespan belongs to tradition.
1915	Joseph birth; second seven-year service ends	derived narrative chronology	Files 03, 18 §2.3 and 70. Joseph is 30 at 1885; Jacob is 91 at Joseph’s birth. The second seven-year service closes here.
1909	Jacob returns from Haran to Canaan	derived narrative chronology	File 04 §1; File 61. 1929−20=1909; this return from Haran is distinct from Egypt entry in 1876.
1906	Benjamin birth-label	bounded model inference	File 01 shared-label note; File 61. The 1906 birth label and Jacob-at-100 framing are retained model inferences, not a numerical age printed in Genesis 35.
1898	Joseph sold at 17	derived model date from explicit age	Genesis 37:2,28. 1915−17=1898.
1887	Cupbearer restored; two-year delay begins	derived narrative chronology	Genesis 40:20–23; 41:1. The cupbearer’s restoration precedes Joseph’s elevation by two years; the BC label is derived within the selected model.
1886	Isaac death	derived model date from explicit lifespan	Genesis 35:28; File 18 §2.3; File 15 §3.1. 2066−180=1886.
1885	Joseph before Pharaoh; marriage; Plenty starts	derived model date from explicit age	Genesis 41:45–49; Files 03 and 61. 1915−30=1885. Marriage and the plenty period share the model year, without asserting the same day.
1878	Seven-year Plenty ends; Famine starts	derived model date from explicit duration	Genesis 41:53–54; Files 16, 61 and 70. 1885−7=1878.
1876	Jacob enters Egypt, Famine Year 2	source-controlled model date	Genesis 45:6; 47:9; Files 04, 16 and 18. Jacob is 130; 430 Egypt-only years lead to 1446. Return from Haran was 1909.
1871	Seven-year Famine ends	derived model date from explicit duration	Genesis 41:30,54; 45:6; Files 16, 61 and 70. 1878−7=1871; five years remain after Egypt entry.
1859	Jacob death	derived model date from explicit lifespan	Genesis 47:28; Files 04 and 18 §2.3. 2006−147=1859; Jacob lives seventeen years after Egypt entry.
1805	Joseph death	derived model date from explicit lifespan	Genesis 50:22,26; Files 03 and 18 §2.3. 1915−110=1805.
1789	Judah death, traditional 129-year lifespan	traditional comparison datum	File 03 §2.3A; Files 61 and 70. 1918−129=1789 is a retained traditional comparison, not a Scripture death-age.
1782	Levi death-label	source-controlled comparison node	Exodus 6:16; Files 03, 18 §2.3 and 61. 1919−137=1782; 1792 in the shorter legacy arrays does not represent this ordinary death node.
1530	Aaron birth, autumn/summer-phase label	phase-display label for the same birth	File 18 §2.4; File 22 §6.2.5. The phase-resolved 1530t–1407t biography preserves 123 years; 1530 and 1529 are labels for one birth.
1529	Aaron birth, coarse Nisan label	calendar-label companion for the same birth	File 18 §2.4; File 22 §6.2.5. Coarse Nisan birth label; actual summer death remains 1407. This coarse label cannot be mixed with an exact Tishri endpoint.
1526	Moses birth	source-controlled model date	Deuteronomy 34:7; File 18 §2.4. 1526–1406=120; primary Nisan/winter display.
1486	Moses flees to Midian, age 40	derived model date from narrative age blocks	Acts 7:23,30; Files 14 and 18 §2.4. 1526−40=1486; another forty years lead to the Exodus.
1476	Joshua birth	back-calculated regular biography	Joshua 24:29; Files 03 and 18 §2.4. 1476–1366=110; the BC birth is calculated within the normal biography.
1446	Exodus; Moses 80; Aaron 83	primary chronology anchor	Exodus 7:7; 12:40–41; Files 05 and 18 §2.4. Held downstream anchor in the MT, selected LXX and SP comparisons.
1445	Tabernacle erected	derived model date from explicit calendar year	Exodus 40:17; File 18 §2.4. Erected in the first month of the second year; 1446−1=1445.
1406	Moses death; Jordan Entry/Conquest begins	primary chronology anchor	Deuteronomy 34:7; Joshua 1–5; Files 06 and 18 §2.4. Moses is 120; Aaron’s actual summer death is 1407.
1400	War close; land division; rest onset	source-controlled interval boundary	File 06 §1; File 18 §2.4. Six-year war process, 1406–1400; Caleb at 85 and land-rest onset. This coordinate is not replaced by 1399.
1399	Land-rest/Sabbath interval completion	source-controlled interval boundary	File 06 §1; File 18 §2.4. Land-rest envelope 1400–1399; seven years from the Conquest opening in 1406.
1366	Joshua death; schematic generation close	source-controlled regular biography endpoint	Joshua 24:29; Judges 2:8–10; Files 03 and 18 §2.4. Joshua is 110. The 1406→1366 forty-year comparison does not date every elder’s death to 1366.

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The original comprehensive code array contains 43 entries. That is an archived dataset identity, not a claim that every entry is one unique, independent, Scripture-dated event. The checked register supplies event labels and source qualifications; the statistical section preserves the original numerical lists separately. In particular, alternate Aaron birth labels should not silently become two independently dated births.

The 2081 BC Covenant-of-Pieces placement, 2067 BC conception/circumcision/Sodom field, Joseph’s 1887 → 1885 delay, and Benjamin’s model birth require their source labels. Their status differs from an explicit lifespan or the directly narrated seven years. Download the full source-reconciled register and canonical arithmetic ledger.

3. Generational measures and fourth-generation scales

File 15 §§1–3 grounds its three authorized units in a selected call-to-death measure:

Measure	Ordinary chronological realization	Age realization	Years
Abrahamic	Call 2091 → death 1991	175 − 75	100
Jacobean	Bethel / Haran call 1929 → death 1859	147 − 77	70
Mosaic	Exodus transition 1446 → death 1406	120 − 80	40

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Authorized scale	Fourfold product	Source application
Abrahamic	4 × 100 = 400	Affliction state 1846 → 1446
Jacobean	4 × 70 = 280	Abraham’s birth 2166 → Isaac’s death 1886
Mosaic	4 × 40 = 160	Abraham → Jacob center in the Terah–Egypt construction

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The exact ratio is 100:70:40 = 10:7:4. Genesis 15:13–16 supplies the four-hundred-year promise and fourth-generation language. The application of fourfold products at three scales is the repository’s structural inference. It does not make every biological generation forty years or change the normal 1876 → 1446 = 430 Egyptian sojourn.

Scripture inputs: Genesis 12:4, BSB; Genesis 25:7, BSB; Genesis 47:28, BSB; Deuteronomy 34:7, BSB. The BC call positions are controlled by the dependency files; the Scripture links identify their narrative/age inputs.

4. The 160-year center and the optional Terah symmetry

Construction	Terah → Abraham	Abraham → Jacob	Jacob → Egypt	Whole elapsed span
Normal MT: 2236 → 2166 → 2006 → 1876	70	160	130	360
Optional +60 Terah: 2296 → 2166 → 2006 → 1876	130	160	130	420

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File 15 §5.2 controls the 130 + 160 + 130 structure. The optional Terah state is necessary for the matched outer 130s. The normal setting retains 70 + 160 + 130. Abraham’s birth, Jacob’s birth, and entry into Egypt are held in both rows.

Role	Exact calculation	Years
Center	2166 − 2006 = 4 × 40	160
Center doubled in chiastic display	160 + 160 = 4 × 80 = 8 × 40	320
Optional whole elapsed interval	2296 − 1876 = 130 + 160 + 130	420

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The doubled center is a distinct display from the full elapsed interval. The optional Terah begetting setting also needs its textual argument: 205 − 75 = 130, using Terah’s age at death, Abraham’s age at departure, and the sequence in Genesis 11:32, BSB; Genesis 12:4, BSB; Acts 7:4, BSB. Genesis 11:26 alone should not be quoted as explicitly assigning Abraham a 130-year paternal age.

5. Jacob’s service and Joseph’s famine chronology

Period	MT coordinates	Years	Narrative qualification
First seven-year service	1929 → 1922	7	Leads to the marriage transition
Second seven-year service	1922 → 1915	7	Obligation follows Rachel’s wedding week
Flock service	1915 → 1909	6	Ends with the return to Canaan
All service	1929 → 1909	20	14 for the daughters + 6 for the flock
Plenty	1885 → 1878	7	Joseph age 30 at the opening
Famine	1878 → 1871	7	Jacob enters Egypt after two famine years
Jacob in Egypt	1876 → 1859	17	Egypt residence to his death

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The sequence 7 + 7 + 6 = 20 comes from Genesis 29:20, BSB; Genesis 29:27–30, BSB; Genesis 31:38–41, BSB. Rachel is married after the wedding week, and the additional service follows. The wedding week is a literal week in the narrative; the two service periods are seven years each.

1922 closes the first service period, not the entire fourteen years for both daughters. The model aligns Joseph’s birth and completion of the second service period at 1915, consistent with Genesis 30:25, BSB. The later return to Canaan is 1909; entry into Egypt is 1876.

File 04 controls the family chronology. Joseph’s ages and famine sequence are also supported by Genesis 37:2, BSB; Genesis 41:46–54, BSB; Genesis 45:6, BSB. These texts establish ages and durations; the repository supplies their BC realization.

6. All fourteen regular comparison positions

The corrected labels below preserve the earlier study’s fourteen selected positions. The selection is a specific subset, not every dated event between Terah and Joshua. It includes the terminal famine year even though the earlier selection prose said famine periods were excluded.

Event	MT, BC	Selected LXX, BC	SP, BC
Jacob/Esau birth	2006	1973	1791
Esau marriage	1966	1933	1751
Jacob flight/Bethel/service opening	1929	1896	1714
First seven-year service / marriage	1922	1889	1707
Levi birth-label	1919	1886	1704
Joseph birth / second seven-year close	1915	1882	1700
Jacob returns from Haran	1909	1876	1694
Entry into Egypt	1876	1843	1661
Famine close	1871	1838	1656
Jacob death	1859	1826	1644
Joseph death	1805	1772	1590
Levi death-label	1782	1749	1567
Exodus	1446	1446	1446
Conquest begins	1406	1406	1406

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The first twelve event coordinates are related by common shifts: selected LXX = MT − 33 and SP = MT − 215. The last two coordinates remain fixed. The LXX shift is localized to its declared family corridor; the SP setting changes the earlier sojourn chronology. A date-column translation is not itself a quotation of a manuscript’s wording. The selected LXX column gives 1876 → 1843 = 33 years in Canaan and 1843 → 1446 = 397 in Egypt. The SP column places Egypt entry at 1661, giving 1661 → 1446 = 215, within its 215 + 215 sojourn interpretation.

There are 66 unordered pairs among the twelve earlier positions, and every such pair retains its original difference under a common translation. The whole fourteen-entry selection has 91 pairs. The remaining 25 involve the Exodus or Conquest: 24 links from the earlier block to those two anchors, plus the 40-year link between the anchors themselves. That final anchor link is also unchanged.

This accounts for the shared structure without treating related columns as independent evidence. The translated family dates and the fixed anchors must both be stated before a cross-column frequency comparison is made.

7. The four cumulative selections

The original cumulative section chooses Jacob, Levi, and Kohath positions plus the fixed Exodus/Conquest. These five numbers are a small 10-pair selection. They mix cumulative sequence positions with ordinary narrative anchors, so their roles must remain visible.

Selection	Setting	Jacob, BC	Levi, BC	Kohath, BC	Exodus, BC	Conquest, BC	Source note
1	Whole-year Aaron-side / ordinary three-year branch	2083	1936	1799	1446	1406	File 18 §6A; File 04 §3. Not the exact +3.5 Tishri branch; the exact branch is 2083.5/1936.5/1799.5.
2	Moses/Nisan lifespan-stacking trunk	2080	1933	1796	1446	1406	File 18 §6A; File 04 §3. These coordinates are lifespan-stacking positions, not ordinary birth dates.
3	Upper members of the seven-year Nisan envelope	2085	1938	1801	1446	1406	File 18 §6A; File 04 §3. Kohath 1801 corrects the old 1781 copying error; 1938−1801=137.
4	Lower members of the seven-year Nisan envelope	2078	1931	1794	1446	1406	File 18 §6A; File 04 §3. Corresponding lower envelope members; upper minus lower is 7 in all three positions.

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File 18 §6A controls the windows. The Jacob/Levi/Kohath boundaries reproduce successive lifespans; the fixed 1446/1406 anchors are not ordinary births assigned to the preceding cumulative people.

The original third set prints 1781 for Kohath. Its corresponding source-corrected member is 1801. This is a definite copying error: 1938 − 1801 = 137, whereas 1938 − 1781 = 157. The original input remains in the unchanged archive and its historical diagnostic ledger. Source-corrected cumulative positions are a separate reference table, not a silently revised input attached to old statistical outputs.

8. Historical statistical datasets and reproducible counts

8.1 Dataset identity comes first

The original three MT arrays are preserved exactly. Their sizes yield:

Archived array	Entries	Unordered pairs
First MT list	15	105
Second MT list	21	210
Comprehensive MT list	43	903

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For n input entries, the pair total is n × (n − 1) ÷ 2. The printed “Extended List” result uses 210, which cannot describe the comprehensive 43-entry list. The code defines mt_dates but later analyzes mt_dates_extended, which is not defined in the supplied snippet.

The two shorter lists also contain 1792, contrasting with the ordinary Levi death 1782; the second list opens the 2296 Terah state. Those inputs remain part of their archived identities. Correcting source labels is necessary for a checked chronology, while reproducing historical calculations requires keeping the old inputs intact and identified.

8.2 Descriptive counts from the exact posted lists

Dataset	Dates	Pairs	Divisible by 7	Divisible by 10	Divisible by 40	Divisible by 160
Archived Part 1: posted 15-date list	15	105	18	35	12	4
Archived Part 1: posted 21-date list	21	210	30	53	16	7
Archived Part 1: posted 43-date list	43	903	128	172	58	10

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Dataset	Dates	Pairs	Divisible by 7	Divisible by 10	Divisible by 40	Divisible by 160
Archived Part 2: selected MT 14-date list	14	91	24	18	6	0
Archived Part 2: selected LXX 14-date list	14	91	23	20	4	1
Archived Part 2: selected SP 14-date list	14	91	23	14	2	0

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Dataset	Dates	Pairs	Divisible by 7	Divisible by 10	Divisible by 70
Archived cumulative Set 1 (2083 / 1936 / 1799)	5	10	3	3	1
Archived cumulative Set 2 (2080 / 1933 / 1796)	5	10	2	3	1
Archived cumulative Set 3 (2085 / 1938 / 1781)	5	10	3	1	0
Archived cumulative Set 4 (2078 / 1931 / 1794)	5	10	3	1	0
Corrected upper reference (2085 / 1938 / 1801); separate population	5	10	3	1	0

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These are divisibility counts, not newly assigned chance probabilities. They describe the archived arrays and selected tables. The source-reconciled chronology in §2 is a separate register. Download the complete historical descriptive ledger and pair-hit ledger.

The posted 21-entry list agrees with some of the printed counts, including 53 divisor-10 pairs and 7 divisor-160 pairs. It gives 30 divisor-7 pairs and 16 divisor-40 pairs, rather than the printed 35 and 19. Thus the discrepancy cannot be resolved merely by relabeling the printed table as the second list.

The comprehensive 43-entry array has 10 pairs divisible by 160. Their exact endpoints and labels are retained in the pair ledger. A count of multiples of 160 includes spans of 160 and larger multiples; it does not mean ten separate 160-year intervals.

8.3 The fourteen-event and cumulative results

The displayed fourteen-event regular selections give 24 divisor-7 pairs in MT and 23 in both the selected LXX and SP settings. Several of the old probability outputs do not reproduce from those exact rows under the old formula. The retained fourteen-event lists also differ from a twenty-event MT prose list elsewhere in the same original article; those selections remain separate in the evidence.

The four original cumulative five-entry lists reproduce their twelve printed probability values under the stated simplified ten-pair model. Their divisor-7 results are nevertheless not significant under that model. The earlier opening statement about cumulative sevenfold statistical significance should therefore not be inferred from those displayed outputs. The original Set 3 typo remains an additional source issue.

8.4 What the probability model assumes

The posted calculation uses a greater-tail binomial test with n × (n − 1) ÷ 2 trials and a hit probability of 1/divisor. This is a declared simplified null model. Its applicability to the chosen chronological data requires justification beyond running the formula.

The actual event dates share begetting ages, lifespans, seven-year narrative periods, and common column shifts. Pair differences consequently have structural relations. For example, when A − B and B − C are divisible by seven, A − C is automatically divisible by seven. Three related links cannot be treated as three independent chronological discoveries. Searching several divisors and event subsets also changes the evidential question.

File 48 §2.0, with Files 45 and 49, controls the distinction between disclosed conditional tests and unrestricted design claims. Results from those separate canonical experiments do not validate this legacy dataset automatically. The complete original arrays, observed-versus-reconstructed diagnostic tables, code, and audit are preserved in the package’s evidence. This replacement proposes no new unconditional probability of chronological design.

9. Person-and-event figure index

Figure	Person or event	Numerical relationship	Full table
Figure 1	Abraham, Jacob, Moses	Three authorized generational units	Calculation
Figure 2	Terah, Abraham, Jacob and his household	Terah to Egypt: the 160-year center	Calculation
Figure 3	Jacob, Leah and Rachel, Joseph, Jacob	Jacob’s twenty years of service	Calculation
Figure 4	Jacob	Three settings; the same internal spans	Calculation

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Download the figure index. Scripture links identify narrative durations or lifespan inputs; they do not imply that the biblical passages print the modern BC coordinates.

10. Canonical source map and archive

Source	Principal control
File 18 — Chronological Data Tables	Ordinary biographies, regular variants, fixed Exodus/Conquest, cumulative §6A windows
File 04 — Jacob’s Patterns	Family sequence, Jacob’s age 77 and twenty-year service, localized −33 corridor
File 15 — Generational Axiom	§§1–3: 100/70/40 units and fourth-generation scales; §5.2: optional Terah center
File 01	Abrahamic chronology and source-retained Benjamin model label
File 06	Conquest and land-rest distinctions
File 61	Retained regular/cumulative family comparisons and model/traditional labels
File 70	Dependent family labels and their stated source status
File 48, File 45, and File 49	Conditional probability, dependence/selection controls, and experiment-specific claim status

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The theological reading concerns promise, family formation, exile, deliverance, and inheritance. The chronology and exact arithmetic establish its numerical components; interpretation explains how those components relate to the biblical narrative. No Canon or Control-file amendment is requested.

Return to the reader study, or inspect the unchanged original article, statistical tables, code, and four charts.