Figure 3 · Actual cumulative MT · Paired seasonal Mirror

Peleg and the reflected Conquest week

Cumulative Peleg3501 BCNisan / spring boundary
4900 years3501 + 1400 − 1
Reflected Conquest / restAD 1400Nisan / spring component
Cumulative Peleg3494 BCNisan / spring boundary
4900 years3494 + 1407 − 1
Reflected Conquest / restAD 1407Nisan / spring component
4900 = 70 × 70= 100 × 49
Conquest/rest source: 1406–1399 BC in Nisan, paired with its autumn counterparts. The paired seasonal Mirror supplies AD 1400–1407 for the spring components shown here.
No civil year zero. The AD positions are reflected coordinates, not future events.
Figure 3. The two Nisan components each span 4900 civil years. Peleg’s envelope is 3501n–3494n BC; the paired Mirror gives AD 1400n–1407n for the spring components of the reflected Conquest/rest period. The source period is 1406n–1399n BC, with its autumn counterparts retained in the paired transformation. All four checks are in Appendix A3. Spacing is schematic.Sources: File 18 §6A and clarification note 8 · File 09 §3 · File 22 §1.4.
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Show image versionTwo spring-to-spring comparisons connect cumulative Peleg with the reflected Conquest/rest week. 3501 BC to AD 1400 is 3501 plus 1400 minus 1, equaling 4900. 3494 BC to AD 1407 is 3494 plus 1407 minus 1, also equaling 4900. The source Conquest/rest Nisan interval is 1406 to 1399 BC; its paired seasonal reflection gives spring labels AD 1400 to 1407. 4900 equals 70 times 70 and 100 times 49. These are formal Mirror coordinates, not future events.