The Day–Year Study: Charts, Datums, and Chronological Reference Tables

This is the chart companion to Constructing Ezekiel’s Day–Year Chart. It brings the original Part 1a tables into a readable, linked reference collection. The complete Exile and Return models, broader prophecy register, patriarchal chronologies, Temple comparisons, and Exodus and Flood views remain available here.

Read a table by identifying its textual input, calendar convention, datum, operation, and interpretive status. Biblical dates, constructed calendar coordinates, and symbolic projections are distinct kinds of information. A construction absent from the canonical repository remains part of this study; where a construction conflicts with a current canonical control, the specific conflict is explained.

Jump to the Exile matrix, Return matrix, exact transfer, wider register, regular or cumulative chronology, Temple, Exodus, Flood, cycle, diagram arguments, or month guide.

Begin with the chronological backbone

These tables are the close view of a larger prophetic chronology. Begin with 1876 → 1446 → 1016 → 586 BC = 430 + 430 + 430 = 1290. The three component orders are 390 + 40 | 40 + 390 | 390 + 40, passing through Moses in Midian, the Exodus and Conquest, the schematic Temple pivot, and Jeremiah’s call/exile field. The historical 966 → 536 BC = 430 restoration counterpart remains a distinct ledger.

The SP companions carry the same vocabulary in years: 3106 → 1846 → 586 = 1260 + 1260, or, with the explicit +60 Terah variant, 3166 → 1876 → 586 = 1290 + 1290. Gear-2 upper members repeat the two-year hinges through 3168 → 1878 → 588. The 606 n cycle start fixes the leap-month closes 600 n, 594 n, 588 n, 582 n, 576 n, 570 n, 566 n. Counting or omitting those insertions remains a separate, canonically admitted choice.

Read the full backbone and nested-scale explanation, the Flood counterparts, and the day/week and intercalation comparison before treating the individual oracle dates as isolated entries. The diagrams in Part 1b explain the interpretation; the complete tables here preserve the calculations and alternatives.

Reading guide to the series

The lettered part labels are retained as cross-references to the original addresses. Descriptive titles make the sequence easier to follow. The Temple-template series has its own part numbering; its “Part 5” is not the Birth of Jesus section of this day–year series.

Additional original links: 2b · 2c · 4b · 4c. Mature companions: Ark · Moses · Flood · Conquest.

The Ark, Moses, Flood, and Conquest companions develop mature portions of the earlier discussions. Their existence does not establish that every original subpart has been absorbed. The Birth of Jesus material is being handled separately; this package changes none of its pages.

The working models and their controls

The canonical chronology collection controls the points it addresses. Files 12, 17, and 18 are central here; Files 09 and 22 control cumulative comparisons, and Files 21 and 34 control the Sumerian King List states. The original printed workbooks and illustrations remain separately preserved.

1. Ezekiel: the four-datum Exile matrix

The datums are A/Tishri 598, B/Nisan 597, C/Tishri 587, and D/Nisan 586 BC. Each integer cell reproduces floor(event JD − datum JD). All 72 source coordinate cells check. The original asterisk classification remains visible: a starred count marks the source’s figurative/alternative-calendar interpretation; a plain bold literal count belongs to its literal-count class. A double asterisk is retained as source typography, without inventing another numerical operator. The exact source styling is preserved in the archived spreadsheet.

“Call +390,” “Temple vision +420,” and “Call +430” are derived interval descriptions. The evidence export also retains the copied source captions, some of which have inconsistent year/day labels. A .75 timestamp contains a quarter-day marker, so an integer cell need not be an exact integer elapsed interval.

Narrative dates and plotted boundaries: the siege’s actual verse date is 10/10, while the matrix plots 10/5 as a carried-week start. The city’s 4/5 and Temple’s 5/5 entries are likewise window starts. Jeremiah 52:6–7 gives the city’s 4/9 breach and night escape; 2 Kings 25:8 and Jeremiah 52:12 give Temple dates 5/7 and 5/10.

The thirty-day insertion is on different sides of the siege boundary. Each allocation is retained under its declared construction; the fixed cycle phase and the option to count or omit intercalation must be read separately. The original matrix is not rejected merely because a different schematic partition is also retained in Canon. A seasonal-year label such as Nisan 589 is a different issue: its winter dates can lie in civil 588 BC.

2. The accepted Return matrix

The Return model uses A/Tishri 457, B/Nisan 456, C/Tishri 446, and D/Nisan 445 BC. Its seventeen rows form a refitted model, rather than eighteen identical translations of the Exile list. Two copied signs have been repaired: B from A is +210, and C from A is +4,050. All 68 displayed coordinates then reproduce the whole-day subtraction rule.

The source’s Hebrew-model labels are retained alongside independently computed proleptic-Julian timestamps. In particular, the Jehoiachin, city, and Temple rows’ copied modern month/day parentheses do not match their new JDs. A computed civil date explains a JD; it does not verify an ancient event. The methodology’s conditional cycle reconstruction accounts for the thirty-day refitting under stated assumptions and identifies the remaining Jehoiachin label mismatch.

3. The exact 51,510-day translation and the refitted comparison

The source’s first experiment adds exactly 51,510 to each of eighteen JDs. Every fraction and pairwise interval survives. Its composition is 141×360 + 25×30, rather than 141 mean-Julian years. The accepted Return table subsequently uses +51,480 for the early cluster, +51,510 for later datum/siege/report rows, and +51,509.75 for quarter-day rows normalized to midnight.

Under thirty-day months, a leap month after month 12, and six six-year cycles followed by a four-year cycle, one of forty possible phases satisfies all ten tested constraints. It explains twenty-five leap months between the Nisan datums but twenty-four between the call years. This is an inverse reconstruction of the printed model, not historical proof of an ancient intercalation schedule. The model’s single Return exception and optional 4,000-year adjustment remain explicit.

4. The wider Ezekiel, Daniel, and Return register

This preserves all 29 printed register rows, including their week windows, JDs, notes, and alternate-date claims. The private workbook linked by the original page was not publicly retrievable. Its printed register is available, but the workbook’s original formulas have not been recovered.

The first comparison column applies the same datum B as the four-datum Exile matrix. A mismatch identifies a row requiring another origin, convention, or correction; it does not silently overwrite the source’s declared value. Some later rows are clearly date lists or alternate windows rather than the same JD-subtraction operation.

Broader Ezekiel, Daniel, and Return register: source reconstruction

The original private workbook is not publicly accessible. This table preserves every copied row, including proposed dates, uncertain envelopes, and unfinished corrections. Its numerical claims are not all certified.

Scripture reference	Legacy narrative date	Event	Source day count	Source symbolic label	Source full-week/envelope	Source Julian Day	Source notes
2Ki 23:29–35; 2Ch 36:2–4	609 BC 6/25 (Aug 29)	Jehoahaz 3mo reign	-4205	4206 BC	4211–4204 or 4206–4199	1499226.75	Josiah dies. Pharaoh exiles Jehoahaz to Egypt.
2Ki 23:36; 2Ch 36:5	609 BC 9/25 (Nov 27)	Jehoiakim 11yr reign	-4115	4116 BC	4121–4114 BC	1499316.75	Jehoiachin freed 17640d post exile. 49x9yr to Hanukkah 168 BC.
2Ch 36:9–10; 2Kg 24:8	598 BC 9/25 (Nov 30)	Jehoiachin 3mo/3mo10d reign	-95	96 BC	101–94 BC or 96–89	1503336.75	Jehoiakim dies. Hanukkah 430yr later same day.
2Ch 36:10	597 BC 1/1 (Mar 4/5, MD)	Exile: Zedekiah 11yr reign	0	1 BC / AD 1	6 BC – AD 2	1503432.5	Datum. Ezek. exiled. 597–581 BC: 4600 exiled. 11yr3mo total.
	586 BC 4/5 (Jun 10)	Fall of Jrsm. Bab Exile	4115	4115	4115–4112 AD	1507546.75	17x490d pattern twice
	586 BC 5/5 (Jul 10)	Temple destroyed	4145	4145	4135–4142 AD	1507576.75	Exile to Babylon
Jer 41:1;42:7	586 BC 5/7 (Sep 8)	Exile to Egypt	4205	4205 AD	4204–4211/4215 AD	1507636.75	Gedaliah killed. Rest exiled to Egypt 3mo after Bab.
Dn 1,8,9,12; Jr 46:2	605 BC ~6/25 (~Sep 7)	Daniel’s captivity	-2735	2736 BC (or 2766)	2757–2736 & 2787–2766 BC	1500696.5	Post Nabopolassar’s death. Nebuch. made king+3yr training.
Jer 1:2;25:3; Eze 1:1	626 BC 1/1 (Mar 8)	Ezek. born & Jer. called	-10585	10586 BC	10591–10584–10581 BC	1492842.75	#1492482.5 if N1, 627 BC.
Jer 28	594 BC 5/5 (July 18)	Jer vs false prophet	1230	1230/1231 AD	1230–1260 AD (“5th m”)	1504662.75	Han. false 2yr return prophecy. Ezek fin. 390d siege 720d later.
	594 BC 7/1 (Se 16)	False prophet dies	1290	1290/1291	1290–1320 AD (“7th m”)	1504722.75	Dies 2mo after Jer’s prophecy
Jer 34	588 BC 1/15 (Ap 1)	Zed Cov. of Release	3315	3315 AD	3300–3307 & Pas.3315–3322	1506746.75	Slave release. Sync to Sab. yr & festivals.
Jer 34	588 BC 7/15 (Se 28)	Zed revokes cov.	3495	3495 AD	3480–3490 & Tab.3495–3502	1506926.75	Syncs w/ 5th Sab. yr of 7 cycles (Jubilee)
Eze 40:1	573 BC 1/10 (Mar 8)	Eze Temple Vision	8770	8770 AD	8765–8772 & 8770–8777 AD	1512201.75	17 jub. from entering Promised Land
Jer 52:31; 2Ki 25:27 (source: Must still correct to 561BC!)	560 BC 12/25 (Feb 13)	Jehoiachin freed	13495	13495 AD	13490–13497 & 13495–13502	1516926.75	Last pre-Christ reigning king born
Jer 52:31; 2Ki 25:27	560 BC 13/25 (Mar 15)	Jehoiachin freed	13525	13525 AD	13520–13527 & 13525–13532	1516956.75	“37th yr” Event in leap month
Dan 8	551 BC 1/1 (Mar 4)	Daniel’s 2300 rev.	16801	16801 AD	16800–16807 & 16815 AD	1520232.5	46yr to 597 BC. 460yr to 1011 BC (David’s dynasty)
Dan 8	551 BC 7/15 (Sep 14)	Daniel’s 2300 rev.	16995	16995 AD	16995–17002 AD	1520426.5	7d Tab + 1150d = 7d Chanukah anniv.
Ezra 3	536 BC 2/15 (Ap 28)	Temple foundation laid	22335	22335 AD	22334 ±11d	1525766.5	430yr after Solomon’s same month
Dan 10; Ezra 3	536 BC 1/15 (Mar 29)	Daniel’s 21d delay	22305	22305 AD	22304 ±11d	1525736.5	3wk applied 539–536 BC. PM to AM Enochic
Ezra 3	537 BC 7/15 (Aug 31)	Tabernacles observed	22095	22095 AD	22094 ±11d	1525526.5	Altar rebuilt 7m1d. Tabernacles kept 7m15–21d
	537 BC 2/15 (Apr 3)	Foundation laid (alt yr)	21945	21945 AD	21944 ±11d	1525376.5	Still 430yr to Solomon’s temple
Ez 6;7:8,9;8:15; Neh.2:1–11;6:15	537 BC 1/6 (Feb 24)	Return Decree	21186	21186 AD (±6d)	21186+4m=21306	1525337.5	4mo journey implied in Ezra & Neh.
	538 BC 7/15 (Sep 6)	Daniel’s 70wk on Tab.	21735	21735 AD	21734 ±11d	1525166.5	Alt. yr for Altar rebuilt & Tabernacles
Dan 9	538 BC 1/15 (Mar 10)	Dan’s 70wk on Pass.	21555	21555 AD	21554 ±11d	1524986.5	Alt. decree. Template: +/-6d
	539 BC 7/15 (Sep 11)	Fall of Babylon	21375	21375 AD	21374 ±11d	1524806.5	7m16d on Tabernacles. Writing on Wall
Ezra 5:2; Hag 1:15	520 BC 7/24 (Oct 10)	Zerub. temple begins	28314	28314 AD	28304 ±11d	1531745.5
Ezra 6:15	515 BC 12/3 (Jan 26)	Temple finished	29913	29913 AD	29924 ±11d	1533344.5	1600d total. 1200d to Pillar 29515 AD
	516 BC 12/3 (Jan 31)	Alt. temple finish	29553	29553 AD	29564 ±11d	1532984.5	1240d to Passover

• The table is a research register. Narrative dates stated by Scripture, proposed placements, alternative calendar readings, and symbolic outputs are distinct classes.
• The source itself says Jehoiachin’s 560 BC release date still needs correction to 561 BC. Preserve both source rows and the correction flag; changing only the date label would leave the Julian Day and symbolic outputs unreconciled.
• Several cells do not match the same Julian-datum calculation used in the four-datum chart. A separate comparison table lists the differences rather than silently replacing the author’s inputs.
• The source “Exile to Egypt 5/7 (Sep 8)” has a month-number/date mismatch against its seventh-month Gedaliah reference. Retain it as a source discrepancy requiring date-level reconciliation.
• The source 551 BC → 1011 BC “460 years” arithmetic is correct, but 1011 BC is the Rounded monarchy member in File 18, whereas ordinary David’s accession is 1010 BC. Preserve the Rounded state label.
• Ezekiel’s alleged birth year and the placements of Jeremiah’s slave-release covenant, Daniel’s festival revelations, the decree, and the Temple’s precise start-day are reconstructions; the verse references alone do not make every assigned day a transmitted date.
• The quoted fractional Julian Days are kept exactly. Whole-day differences must declare their boundary/floor convention; a .25 or .5 fraction is not disposable typographical noise.

Broader register: independent raw-datum check

For this check alone, B = Julian Day 1503431.5 and count = floor(event Julian Day − B). It verifies displayed arithmetic; it does not prove that this is the intended operator for every source row.

Row / event	Source count	JD difference from B	Whole-day floor	Status
B01 Jehoahaz 3mo reign	-4205	-4204.75	-4205	Matches floor
B02 Jehoiakim 11yr reign	-4115	-4114.75	-4115	Matches floor
B03 Jehoiachin 3mo/3mo10d reign	-95	-94.75	-95	Matches floor
B04 Exile: Zedekiah 11yr reign	0	1.0	1	Different: preserve and reconcile
B05 Fall of Jrsm. Bab Exile	4115	4115.25	4115	Matches floor
B06 Temple destroyed	4145	4145.25	4145	Matches floor
B07 Exile to Egypt	4205	4205.25	4205	Matches floor
B08 Daniel’s captivity	-2735	-2735.0	-2735	Matches floor
B09 Ezek. born & Jer. called	-10585	-10588.75	-10589	Different: preserve and reconcile
B10 Jer vs false prophet	1230	1231.25	1231	Different: preserve and reconcile
B11 False prophet dies	1290	1291.25	1291	Different: preserve and reconcile
B12 Zed Cov. of Release	3315	3315.25	3315	Matches floor
B13 Zed revokes cov.	3495	3495.25	3495	Matches floor
B14 Eze Temple Vision	8770	8770.25	8770	Matches floor
B15 Jehoiachin freed	13495	13495.25	13495	Matches floor
B16 Jehoiachin freed	13525	13525.25	13525	Matches floor
B17 Daniel’s 2300 rev.	16801	16801.0	16801	Matches floor
B18 Daniel’s 2300 rev.	16995	16995.0	16995	Matches floor
B19 Temple foundation laid	22335	22335.0	22335	Matches floor
B20 Daniel’s 21d delay	22305	22305.0	22305	Matches floor
B21 Tabernacles observed	22095	22095.0	22095	Matches floor
B22 Foundation laid (alt yr)	21945	21945.0	21945	Matches floor
B23 Return Decree	21186	21906.0	21906	Different: preserve and reconcile
B24 Daniel’s 70wk on Tab.	21735	21735.0	21735	Matches floor
B25 Dan’s 70wk on Pass.	21555	21555.0	21555	Matches floor
B26 Fall of Babylon	21375	21375.0	21375	Matches floor
B27 Zerub. temple begins	28314	28314.0	28314	Matches floor
B28 Temple finished	29913	29913.0	29913	Matches floor
B29 Alt. temple finish	29553	29553.0	29553	Matches floor

The source itself says that Jehoiachin’s 560 BC release label must be corrected to 561 BC; that instruction is retained beside the legacy row. Changing the year alone would not reconstruct the affected JD and symbolic outputs. The copied 5/7 (September 8) exile-to-Egypt field conflicts with its seventh-month Gedaliah setting; its month label remains flagged. The comparison also identifies the Return-decree row’s 720-day difference without inventing its intended datum. The attested release days 25 and 27, a declared intercalary-month alternative, and the differing date states should remain distinct. The register’s day 0/“1 BC–AD 1” hinge does not equate two astronomical years:0 is 1 BC and+1 is AD 1. Copied week windows that do not match their named anchors remain identified as source fields, not endorsed new arithmetic.

5. The complete regular chronological reference

All 58 original person/event rows are retained below. The source-date column preserves the reference used in the developing study. The adjacent notes identify current canonical states and necessary qualifications. Use the current MT/LXX/SP regular tables for cross-tradition selection; this source table does not turn every entry into a default for all three traditions.

Key distinctions are the Creation envelope 4121–4114 versus selected anchors 4116 and 4114; the source’s Arphaxad-bound Shem 2556–1956 versus the primary Noah/Flood-bound Gear 2 Shem 2558–1958; and Aaron’s 123-year lifespan versus phase-qualified birth/death labels. Joshua’s ordinary lifespan remains 1476–1366 BC. Judah’s 129-year lifespan is a traditional input, and Benjamin’s birth entry is reconstructed, rather than an age-at-death supplied by Genesis.

The source’s combined reference markers include the 120-year warning span,2578–2458 BC, the Flood 2458–2457, Conquest 1406–1400, and thefirst Sabbath/rest 1399. The warning span ends at the Flood. This is the study’s chronological reading of Genesis 6:3, distinguished from that verse’s wording alone.

For Abraham, 430+130+60+100=720, so 1446+720=2166 BC. The optional 215-year Egypt/Canaan sojourn and+60 Terah state are explicit variants. The latter’s backward scope begins at Terah; native SP/LXX genealogies contain further differences, including separately declared LXX 33-year states. Haran and Ur departures are not one event.

6. The cumulative reference and the appended Joshua register

Cumulative chronology stacks completed lifespans end to end. A boundary shared by a father’s closing lifespan and a son’s opening lifespan is a feature of this construction, not a claim that their historical births and deaths were simultaneous.

The first table preserves all 29 original rows, their whole-year track, envelope, and lifespan fields. The comparison table separates the current main trunk from the appended Joshua state and source-field problems.

Cumulative MT register: source whole-year display

Cumulative coordinates stack lifespans end-to-end. They are schematic boundaries rather than ordinary birth dates. The source’s whole-year Aaron labels are retained here beside current phase-resolved controls.

Person or boundary	Source Aaron/Moses display	Source envelope	Source lifespan
Adam	* 14009 – 14006	14011 – 14004	930
Seth	* 13079 – 13076	13081 – 13074	912
Enos	* 12167 – 12164	12169 – 12162	905
Kenan	* 11262 – 11259	11264 – 11257	910
Mahalaleel	* 10352 – 10349	10354 – 10347	895
Jared	* 9457 – 9454	9459 – 9452	962
Enoch	* 8495 – 8492	8497 – 8490	365
Methuselah	* 8130 – 8127	8132 – 8125	969
Lamech	* 7161 – 7158	7163 – 7156	777
Noah	* 6384 – 6381	6386 – 6379	950
Shem	* 5434 – 5431	5436 – 5429	600
Flood to Arphaxad: “Shem, Ham & Japheth” allow ±2	* 4834 – 4831	4836 – 4829	±2
Arphaxad	* 4834-4831	4836-4829	438
Shelah	* 4396 – 4393	4398 – 4391	433
Eber	* 3963 – 3960	3965 – 3958	464
Peleg	* 3499 – 3496	3501 – 3494	239
Reu	* 3260 – 3257	3262 – 3255	239
Serug	* 3021 – 3018	3023 – 3016	230
Nahor	* 2791 – 2788	2793 – 2786	148
Terah	* 2643 – 2640	2645 – 2638	205
Abraham	* 2438 – 2435	2440 – 2433	175
Isaac	* 2263 – 2260	2265 – 2258	180
Jacob	* 2083 – 2080	2085 – 2078	147
Levi	* 1936 – 1933	1938 – 1931	137
Kohath	* 1799 – 1796	1801 – 1794	133
Amram	* 1666 – 1663	1668 – 1661	137
Aaron/Moses	* 1530/1526	1531/1524	123.5/120
Death: Aaron/Moses	* 1407/1406	1411 – 1404	(Exodus *1446)
Joshua begins a new line	1296	1521 – 1404	110

• File 18 §6A uses a primary Moses/Nisan line and an Aaron/Tishri companion 3.5 years earlier; e.g. Adam 14006 / 14009.5 BC. Preserve the original integer display as an integer display, not as the exact phase difference.
• Aaron remains 123 and Moses 120. Read the combined “123.5/120” source cell as a phase-qualified coordinate carrier where that convention is active, rather than automatically treating it as a claim to alter Aaron’s 123-year lifespan.
• File 09 §3A.5.2 and File 22 §9A.3 preserve the MT-derived appended 110-year Joshua block 1406→1296, with death week 1301–1294. It remains outside File 18 §6A’s primary MT trunk and does not revise Joshua’s regular 1476–1366 biography. File 18 §6C independently uses 1296 as its SP cumulative target. The source 1521–1404 range is unexplained and must not be silently changed into the canonical 1411–1404 birth-boundary week.
• The source ±2 explanation belongs to the cumulative envelope mechanism. It is not the SP-local Noah/Shem primary-minus-one station rule.
• The source 120-year Flood warning is retained as an interpretive chronology construction. The Genesis 6:3 “120 years” reading and a precisely dated warning period are different claims.

Cumulative MT: current phase-resolved companion

This companion gives the current authoritative phase-resolved values. It accompanies the preserved source table; it does not silently change the original record.

Person or boundary	Lifespan	Moses / Nisan	Aaron / Tishri	Seven-year envelope
Apparent Birth	—	14036 BC	14039.5 BC	14041–14034 BC
Adam, Year 6	930	14006 BC	14009.5 BC	14011–14004 BC
Seth	912	13076 BC	13079.5 BC	13081–13074 BC
Enosh	905	12164 BC	12167.5 BC	12169–12162 BC
Kenan	910	11259 BC	11262.5 BC	11264–11257 BC
Mahalalel	895	10349 BC	10352.5 BC	10354–10347 BC
Jared	962	9454 BC	9457.5 BC	9459–9452 BC
Enoch	365	8492 BC	8495.5 BC	8497–8490 BC
Methuselah	969	8127 BC	8130.5 BC	8132–8125 BC
Lamech	777	7158 BC	7161.5 BC	7163–7156 BC
Noah	950	6381 BC	6384.5 BC	6386–6379 BC
Shem	600	5431 BC	5434.5 BC	5436–5429 BC
Ark Warning	120	4951 BC	4954.5 BC	4956–4949 BC
The Flood	—	4831 BC	4834.5 BC	4836–4829 BC
Arphaxad	438	4831 BC	4834.5 BC	4836–4829 BC
Shelah	433	4393 BC	4396.5 BC	4398–4391 BC
Eber	464	3960 BC	3963.5 BC	3965–3958 BC
Peleg	239	3496 BC	3499.5 BC	3501–3494 BC
Reu	239	3257 BC	3260.5 BC	3262–3255 BC
Serug	230	3018 BC	3021.5 BC	3023–3016 BC
Nahor	148	2788 BC	2791.5 BC	2793–2786 BC
Terah	205	2640 BC	2643.5 BC	2645–2638 BC
Abraham	175	2435 BC	2438.5 BC	2440–2433 BC
Isaac	180	2260 BC	2263.5 BC	2265–2258 BC
Jacob	147	2080 BC	2083.5 BC	2085–2078 BC
Levi	137	1933 BC	1936.5 BC	1938–1931 BC
Kohath	133	1796 BC	1799.5 BC	1801–1794 BC
Amram	137	1663 BC	1666.5 BC	1668–1661 BC
Moses	120	1526 BC	1529.5 BC	1531–1524 BC
Conquest	—	1406 BC	1406 BC	—

• The Aaron/Tishri track differs by 3.5 years; Aaron’s lifespan remains 123. The Apparent-Age+30 overlay is a named comparison state.
• The restored-Cainan+460 shifts Adam through Arphaxad; the inserted Cainan life is 4853–4393 BC on the Moses line, with birth envelope 4858–4851 BC. Shelah 4393 BC and later rows remain unchanged.
• Cumulative Joshua 1406→1296 is a separate appended 110-year block. Regular Joshua 1476→1366 does not change.

The MT cumulative main trunk closes at Moses 1406 BC. A distinct canonized downstream register lays Joshua’s 110 years after that boundary: 1406−110=1296 BC, death-week 1301–1294. File 22§9A.3 controls that state. It is not Joshua’s ordinary 1366 death, and the independent SP 1296 target has a different construction. The source’s “1521–1404” seven-year field remains visible in the preserved source column but is not a valid seven-year interval.

The restored-Cainan cumulative variant adds 460 backward at its defined insertion. It is not native MT and must not be added again to an LXX table that already contains Cainan. The source’s SP/LXX comparison below and the graphical calculation register retain these additional states and their qualifications.

In the source MT/SP comparison, the matching envelopes 4836–4829 and 4716–4709 BC remain 120 years apart. The SP warning envelope 4836–4829 coincides with the MT Flood/Arphaxad boundary envelope; the source treats this as support for a 120-year warning construction. Its overlapping Shem comparisons are described as 360 and 360+360. The outer comparison 5436→4716=720 checks; the precise 360 bisection remains the source’s interpretation until its selected endpoints are stated. Separately, the MT warning upper member 4956→1526=3430=70×49 matches Moses’ birth boundary. Within the LXX cumulative Shem envelope 6350–6343, 6346→1446=4900 selects an envelope member;6346 is distinct from the primary Moses-line node 6345.

The study interprets the Exodus 1446 reference as Israel’s national birth. That theological reading accompanies the symbolic-year assignment; it does not turn a coordinate assignment into a second historical date.

7. Solomon’s Temple: five datum constructions

These five rows preserve the proposed mapping of Ezekiel’s opening and closing weeks to Temple and Solomon-regnal datums. Each corresponding endpoint advances by 2,730 years. The first row crosses the BC/AD divide: 156+2575−1=2730, with the paired 149 BC→AD 2582 likewise giving 2730. The minus 1 is required by civil year numbering’s lack of year 0.

Five Temple datum alternatives

Each row is a separate calendar-origin and accession interpretation. The symbolic date labels do not replace the historical Temple chronology.

Datum type	Calendar origin	Construction-date state	Symbolic start	Symbolic end
Temple (Tishri)	Tishri 966 BC	Ziv 966 BC	156-149 BC	AD 2575-2582
Temple (Nisan)	Nisan 966 BC	Ziv 966 BC	AD 25-32	AD 2755-2762
Solomon (Nisan)	Nisan 970 BC	Ziv 967 BC	AD 1135-1142	AD 3865-3872
Solomon (Tishri)	Tishri 970 BC	Ziv 966 BC	AD 1315-1322	AD 4045-4052
Solomon (Nisan)	Nisan 970 BC	Spring 966 BC	AD 1495-1502	AD 4225-4232

• Every endpoint translates the corresponding start by 2730. For the BC/AD row, 156 BC → AD 2575 gives 156 + 2575 − 1 = 2730; this is ordinary civil elapsed arithmetic, not the canonical Mirror operation.
• The 2730 construction span equals 7.5 × 364; it is the Enochian day-year measure. A 360-day 7.5-year measure would instead be 2700. Keep both calendar registers distinct.
• File 18 §2.5.4 retains 967 BC for the ordinal 480th-year foundation state and 966 BC for the cardinal elapsed-480 state. The 967/966 alternatives are matched states, not an excuse to combine inputs from different rows.
• Ziv is month 2. The source last row says “Spring 966 BC” without specifying Ziv; its 1495–1502 output must therefore be retained as a separate source construction, rather than relabeled as the second-month output.
• The Tishri-970 row retains the author’s fourth-regnal-year interpretation. The table alone does not establish an accession/nonaccession rule; the method’s full assumptions must accompany it.

The schematic Ziv 966/Ziv 967 alternatives and seasonal regnal beginnings are model inputs. These are projections, not alternative historical lifespans for Ezekiel. A 2,730 shift is not automatically a formal Mirror reflection.

8. Exodus and Tabernacle: the preserved calendar comparison

This comparison keeps all 16 selected events and the original nonconsecutive source-column identifiers. Its prophetic 360-day display and lunar comparison are separate tracks. “Day 0+” marks the movement into the first numbered day; an attached+7 retains the source’s seven-day construction.

Exodus event register: 360-day grid and lunar comparison

The event order and all sixteen source counts are preserved. Numbers are model outputs, except where the narrative itself states an interval or date.

Legacy column	Event	360-day display	Lunar comparison
# 1	New year’s day	Day 0+	Day 0+
# 3	Leave Egypt	15	15
# 5	Mount Sinai	60+	59+
# 6	Covenant	64 (+7)	63(+ 7)
# 7	Moses up mount	64+	64+
# 8	Down mount	104	103
# 9	Up mount again	106	105
# 10	Down mount	146	144
# 12	Finish Tabernacle	361	356
# 14	Leave Sinai	410	405
# 15	3-day travel –rest	413	408
# 16	Spies sent out	450	443
# 17	Spies return	490	483
# 19	Feast Trumpets	540+	532+
# 20	Day of Atonement	550	542
# 21	Feast Tabernacles	554 (+7)	546 (+7)

• The plus sign marks a completed boundary at the start of the next counted day: Day 0+ is the beginning of Day 1. It is not a new arithmetic addition operator.
• The source’s Exodus projection identifies Nisan/Abib 1 at 1446 BC with symbolic AD 1, then assigns AD 2 to the next day. An elapsed offset of zero and numbered Day 1 are different labels for the starting position.
• The source instructs readers to treat lunar equivalents as comparisons. They are retained to show how the selected calendar affects the outputs; do not substitute them into the 360-day grid without a declared conversion.
• Missing source columns #2,#4,#11,#13,#18 are genuinely omitted in this excerpt. Preserve the full original linked chart as a separate dependency rather than inventing values.
• The 430-day Ezekiel cycles are presented as comparisons with the Exodus event scaffold; the scaffold itself is a novel constructed model, not automatically a canonical historical chronology.

The older full chart also compares 350/390/430 years from Egypt entry to Moses’ birth, flight, and Exodus with 350/390/430 days from Sinai arrival to departure, spies sent, and spies returned. Its two pairs of forty-day periods have proposed nearly/exactly 343=49×7 separations. Day positions and elapsed intervals remain distinct, and the reconstructed ascent/spies dates are not all dates transmitted by the text.

The source’s older linked explanation supplies the arrival, Sinai, Moses’forty-day periods, Tabernacle, and departure setting for these selected columns. Its earlier calculation involving day 2000 is retained as development material in the saved full-chart explanation. The preserved source explanations remain part of the companion’s technical record.

9. Flood: four datums and the Nisan detail

The Flood table uses symbolic datums 720,750,900,930 BC. The 180-day separation expresses the seasonal displacement; the 30-day alternatives represent a declared calendar adjustment. These are symbolic projected labels, distinct from Noah’s historical Flood-year chronology.

Flood projection register: four symbolic datums

These are symbolic BC year labels generated from selected calendar datums. They are not the regular MT Flood dates 2458–2457 BC.

No.	Event	720 BC Datum	750 BC Datum	900 BC Datum	930 BC Datum
1	Creation anniversary	714 BC	744 BC	894 BC	924 BC
2	Ark entry‡	681 excl. /680 incl. BC	711 excl. /710 incl. BC	861 excl. /860 incl. BC	891 excl. /890 incl. BC
3	Ark door shut & Flood begins	674 BC	704 BC	854 BC	884 BC
4	Rain ends (40-day phase; source: “Flood ends”)	634 BC	664 BC	814 BC	844 BC
5	Ark lands on Ararat*	524 BC	554 BC	704 BC	734 BC
6	Mountains visible	450 BC	480 BC	630 BC	660 BC
7	1st: Raven & Dove sent	410 BC	440 BC	590 BC	620 BC
8	2nd: Dove sent†‡	404 incl. /403 excl. BC	434 incl. /433 excl. BC	584 incl. /583 excl. BC	614 incl. /613 excl. BC
9	3rd: Dove sent‡	397 incl. /396 excl. BC	427 incl. /426 excl. BC	577 incl. /576 excl. BC	607 incl. /606 excl. BC
10	Earth dry, ark uncovered	360 BC	390 BC	540 BC	570 BC
11	Noah/Animals leave ark	304 BC	334 BC	484 BC	514 BC

• The two Nisan datums are 720 and 750 BC. The Tishri companions add 180 to each BC label, producing the 900 and 930 datum columns. This is an explicitly schematic half-year transfer.
• All displayed values represent the source’s 6 a.m. / spring-as-morning convention. The second dove is sent at dawn and returns in the evening.
• The Ark’s 7th-month/17th-day resting lies two days after the Tabernacles comparison at month 7/day 15: 526/556 BC in the Nisan columns and 706/736 BC in the Tishri companions. The Tishri seasonal reinterpretation associates this point with Passover.
• The one-year pairs such as 681/680 or 404/403 encode two countings of a seven-day interval. The two printed endpoints themselves are one unit apart; they are not a seven-year span.
• The 40 days concern rainfall; Genesis 7–8 continues through the prevailing waters, Ark’s resting, drying ground, and exit. The source “Flood ends (40 days)” wording should not imply that all Flood events finish after 40 days.
• The four-datum table combines Ark closure and Flood beginning; the Nisan detail splits them into two rows with the same outputs. Both views are retained because they disclose event classification.

Flood projection register: Nisan detail

These are symbolic BC year labels generated from selected calendar datums. They are not the regular MT Flood dates 2458–2457 BC.

No.	Event	720 BC Datum	750 BC Datum
1	Creation anniversary	714 BC	744 BC
2	Ark entry‡	681 excl. /680 incl. BC	711 excl. /710 incl. BC
3	Ark door shut	674 BC	704 BC
4	Flood begins	674 BC	704 BC
5	Rain ends (40-day phase; source: “Flood ends”)	634 BC	664 BC
6	Ark lands on Ararat*	524 BC	554 BC
7	Mountains visible	450 BC	480 BC
8	1st: Raven & Dove sent	410 BC	440 BC
9	2nd: Dove sent†‡	404 incl. /403 excl.	434 incl. /433 excl.
10	3rd: Dove sent‡	397 incl. /396 excl.	427 incl. /426 excl.
11	Earth dry, ark uncovered	360 BC	390 BC
12	Animals leave ark	304 BC	334 BC

• The two Nisan datums are 720 and 750 BC. The Tishri companions add 180 to each BC label, producing the 900 and 930 datum columns. This is an explicitly schematic half-year transfer.
• All displayed values represent the source’s 6 a.m. / spring-as-morning convention. The second dove is sent at dawn and returns in the evening.
• The Ark’s 7th-month/17th-day resting lies two days after the Tabernacles comparison at month 7/day 15: 526/556 BC in the Nisan columns and 706/736 BC in the Tishri companions. The Tishri seasonal reinterpretation associates this point with Passover.
• The one-year pairs such as 681/680 or 404/403 encode two countings of a seven-day interval. The two printed endpoints themselves are one unit apart; they are not a seven-year span.
• The 40 days concern rainfall; Genesis 7–8 continues through the prevailing waters, Ark’s resting, drying ground, and exit. The source “Flood ends (40 days)” wording should not imply that all Flood events finish after 40 days.
• The four-datum table combines Ark closure and Flood beginning; the Nisan detail splits them into two rows with the same outputs. Both views are retained because they disclose event classification.

The forty days of rain overlap the 150-day section: in this table 674→634 lies within 674→524. They must not be added into a 190-day total. The source label “Flood ends (40 days)” means the rain or forty-day phase ends, rather than the entire Flood narrative.

The detail preserves the inclusive/exclusive Ark-entry and dove counts, the 40-day and 150-day sections, Ark resting, visible mountains, uncovering, and leaving. It also retains the source’s 6 AM morning convention, the autumn/spring flip between Tabernacles and Passover, and the proposed Tabernacles marker two days before the Ark’s resting. These are stated model choices, not extra month/day dates recorded in Genesis.

The chart’s 410-day marker and its related week treatment must be read within this particular legacy construction. Current Flood and Moses companions, and Files 12,17,23, supply additional calendar/window controls; their differing start boundaries should be compared before a count is transferred into another model. The table is preserved here without declaring every projected value an independently canonized date.

10. The forty-year cycle and its longer extension

The related solar morning-to-morning explanation develops the source’s half-day and symbolic-year conventions within a separate template series.

The ordinary cycle is 6×2190+1470=14610=40×365.25, controlled by File 12§7A. The diagram’s wording about the “7th leap-month” of the hundredth cycle refers numerically to reducing the last four-year subtotal from 1,470 to 1,440: omission of a 30-day insertion. The resulting 4,000-year mean is 365.2425, equal to the Gregorian mean but obtained by a different proposed timetable. This extension is retained as source research; it is not silently substituted for the canonical ordinary cycle.

11. The full diagram arguments, made explicit

The original cumulative and Sumerian diagrams contain arguments that would be lost if only their central timelines were retained. The calculation register below transcribes and explains all 36 assessed graphical claims. A checked subtraction verifies the selected numbers; it does not establish a typological identification or statistical certainty.

Particularly useful distinctions include cumulative Enoch’s closing boundary 8127 versus regular Enoch’s 3127, giving 5,000; selected Jared envelope member 9456→1406, giving 8,050; and the two matched Flood/Conquest comparisons 4836→1406 and 4829→1399, each 3,430=70×49. The Sumerian comparisons distinguish Short and Long tiers,30-year Apparent Mode,720-year gear steps, and 360:1 scaling. None should be merged into an unnamed date.

12. Month and chapter reference guide

The twelve-month list is a modern orientation aid; seasons vary with the calendar. The chapter guide preserves the original event descriptions while dropping the external guide’s rejected speculative BC labels. An undated chapter does not become a new dated input merely because it has a place in the narrative.

Related source studies

The original page’s related references are retained here once each: the complete cumulative chronology table, Mirror and Key-of-23 development, Solomon’s Temple template, 980-year scaffold, older consecutive symbolic-date overview, complete older Exodus chart, and its related 1446 BC study. These remain source references with their own development histories.

Working files and the preserved originals

The methodology explains the adopted year rules, carried seven-day window, canonical allocation, and conditional Return reconstruction. The downloadable package includes the readable tables, CSV/JSON exports, complete source captures, verified canonical snapshots, and reconstruction scripts. Published Google table exports retain the displayed values and formatting; their original formulas are not available in those exports.

The original Part 1a page preserves the original order, illustrations, and table wording. The corresponding original Part 1b dialogue preserves the development of the method.

Scripture references identify their passage and edition where a reading is material. This chart companion introduces no direct NET Scripture quotation or translators’ note. Original archived quotations and illustrations retain their source wording and attribution; they have not been relabelled as BSB. New BSB quotations appear in the linked methodology, with its own end-of-article acknowledgment.