The Bible Timeline and the Age of the Earth
The 364-Day Sacred Calendar
The "first day" of Creation starts on the Gregorian calendar on
Sunday October 21, 4101 BC at 6:00 PM in what is now Israel.
This date is the start of Monday October 14 - Creation Day One
in 4115 BC on the 364-Day calendar consistent with Scripture.
Genesis 1:1-5

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This Bible Timeline research data contains over 1200 dated events in Scripture in chronological order. The complete 32-Page scrolling Excel file of over 1200 dated events is only available to Lifetime Members who have access to this continued research.This Bible Timeline starts with the events of Creation Week described in Genesis and ends with the Ascension of Jesus and Pentecost in 30 AD found in the Gospels and Acts. Almost all of the dated events in Scripture can be computer connected to any calendar currently in use that uses the Julian calendar Day Number. Over 20 specific dates are connected to the 382 days that Noah and his family are on Noah's Ark. Major historical events in the lives of Adam, Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Ishmael, Isaac, Jacob and Joseph in Egypt are in an ordered Bible Chronology. The dates of the first Passover in Egypt and the start of the Exodus are also recorded. Numerous events in the lives of Moses, Joshua, Esther, the Judges and the reigns of the Kings of Israel are detailed. Dated events in Scripture in the lives of King David, Solomon and many of the Prophets of Israel are given a date on the desktop Gregorian calendar in use today. The events of Daniel’s Exile and the Babylonian Captivity are connected historically to Daniel's 70 Weeks Prophecy. The date of the start of Solomon's Temple in the fourth year of his reign is clearly established from the Biblical text. The dating of the Birth and Baptism of Jesus Christ and over 100 other events in the life of Jesus are explained in detail. The events of Easter Week are dated accurately and connected to your desktop Gregorian, Julian, and currently used secular Hebrew calendar. The information on this website is a brief summary of a vast amount of research over the past 7 plus years. Until the publication of my book, this website will be the only source of this unique information. The Poster and the free 364-Day Bible Reference Calendar (BR) have a Federal Copyright.
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   The 364-Day Bible Reference Calendar-Consistent with Scripture
                    *FREE-Click link below to View and Print the 364-Day Calendar.  This Calendar shows the  months & days at Creation and the 6 month change at the start of the Exodus.

This Bible Timeline Calendar assumes a 364 day year in The Bible. The Days of Creation Week from Sunday-to-Sunday plus the 356 days of the Hebrew Calendar make up the 364-Day Bible Reference Calendar (BR). The dates and days of the week on the BR Calendar are the same day of the week every year. The calendar shows the months & days at Creation and the 6 month change at the start of the Exodus.    Learn More About The Calendar >>

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   5 Years+1 Day Rule - Used to Measure Bible Dates and Events

When calculating dates of Births and Deaths and other major Biblical events, simply add 1 day from the starting event for every 5 years. By adding 1 day to the Bible Reference Calendar (BR), for every 5 years of time that passes, almost every significant event in Scripture, from Creation to the Ascension of Jesus in 30 AD can be calculated with precise accuracy.

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   "The Beginning" of Creation Week - Genesis 1:1-2:3

Sunday October 13, 4115 BC (BR) is “The Beginning” of Creation Week with 2 calendars starting 14 years and 7 days apart. The Gregorian Calendar date, for this same event at 6:00 PM, is Sunday October 21, 4101 BC. At 6:00 PM in Israel on Sunday it becomes the start of Monday October 14 on the Hebrew Calendar and the start of Day 1 of Creation. The Days of Creation Week are not on the current secular Hebrew Calendar and occur between Tishri 30 and Heshvan 1.

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   Noah’s Ark and The Flood - Genesis Chapters 6-11

Friday September 13 – Tishri 1, 2458 BC (BR) starts the events of The Flood and Noah’s Ark with the Death of Methuselah. Noah enters the Ark 47 days later on Wednesday October 30-Heshvan 10 in 2458 BC (BR). Seven days later, on Wednesday November 6 – Heshvan 17, it begins to rain “for 40 days and 40 nights.” The covering on Noah’s Ark is removed on the “first month, the first day of the month” according to Genesis 8:13. This date is Friday September 13 - Tishri 1 in 2457 BC (BR). The Gregorian date of Noah removing the Ark Covering is Friday January 30, 2448 BC. This date would be the beginning of The Ice Age.

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   Joseph in Egypt to The Exodus - Genesis 47:9 To Exodus 12:41

Wednesday January 9 – Tevet 20 in 1875 BC (BR) is when Jacob tells Pharaoh he is 130 Years old. This date is also Joseph’s Th birthday as he was born on January 1 – Tevet 12 in 1914 BC (BR). Moses is 80 years old on Friday April 4 – Nisan 17 in 1445 BC (BR). On this same date, Israel makes camp at Succoth the first day out of Egypt at the time of the Exodus. This date is exactly 430 years and 86 days after Jacob arrives with his family to join Joseph in Egypt. The Exodus start date is the Anchor Date and Year for all other Bible Timeline calculations using only dates and information given in Scripture.

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   King Solomon’s Temple Begins – I Kings 6:1 and II Chronicles 3:2

Sunday May 18 – Sivan 2 in 965 BC (BR) is the start date for Solomon's Temple in the Fourth Year of his Reign. On this same date 480 years before, Moses climbs Mount Sinai for the first time in the second month of the Exodus on Sunday May 18 – Sivan 2 in 1445 BC (BR). The Gregorian date of this same event is Sunday September 8, 962 BC. Four days later, God speaks to the Nation of Israel from Mount Sinai. This event on Thursday Sivan 6 marks the start of what would be called Pentecost in 30 AD.

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   Babylonian Captivity - 70 Years of Exile

On Monday July 21 – Av 7 in 526 BC (BR), the Babylonian army enters Jerusalem and starts burning the Temple according to 2 Kings 25:8-9. The Gregorian date for this same event is Monday May 14, 524 BC. The battle is over 3 days later on Thursday July 24 – Av 10 as stated in Jeremiah 52:12-16. This date marks the end of the Reigns of the Southern Kings of Israel along with the destruction of Jerusalem and Solomon’s Temple. Jeremiah 25:11-12 tells us the Babylonian Exile will last for 71 years until “70 years are completed.” The end of the Exile is the start date of Daniel’s “70 Weeks Prophecy.” 

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   474 BC-Daniel's has vision of "70 Weeks" Prophecy – Daniel 9:1-27

Monday, July 21 – Av 7 in 455 BC (BR) marks, the start date of Daniel's 70 Weeks Prophecy, the end of the Exile in Babylon, and the Th day of rebuilding of the Jerusalem Wall. This is the most likely start date for the events described in Daniel 9:1-27. The Gregorian date is Monday February 16, 453 BC. Daniel's Prophecy ends 483 years and 40 weeks later on Monday April 28 – Iyar 11, 30 AD (BR) beginning the events of Easter Week. This day is Monday April 1 – Nisan 10, 30 AD on the Gregorian-Hebrew calendar (GH). Jesus enters Jerusalem on this first day of the Feast of Passover. On this day the Lamb is chosen to be sacrificed on Passover on Friday Nisan 14 in 30 AD as instructed in Exodus 12:2-3.

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   The Birth of Jesus - Sunday October 20 - Creation Day 7, 5 BC

Sunday October 20 – Creation Day 7 in 5 BC (BR) is the Day that Jesus was born in Bethlehem. The Gregorian-Hebrew Calendar (GH) date is Sunday November 3 – Heshvan 13, 5 BC. In the Year that Jesus was born, the numbers of the years on the 364-Day Bible Reference Calendar (BR) and the Gregorian Calendar were the same but 14 days apart. From Day 7 of Creation Week on Sunday October 28 – Heshvan 7, 4101 BC (GH) until the Birth of Jesus, there are 4096 solar years that are completed. This number exactly matches the number of years stated in Scripture. The precise dating of these two historical events is the foundational mathematical error in all other current Bible Chronology.

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   The Baptism and Life of Jesus and Easter Week
On Sunday September 8 – Elul 25 in 26 AD, Jesus walks down to the River Jordon and is baptized "at about thirty years of age" according to Luke 3:23. Forty two days later, on October 20, Jesus celebrates his Th birthday as he "returned in the power of the Spirit to Galilee (Luke 4:14)." He returns after "being tempted for forty days by the devil" (Luke 4:2) in the wilderness. This event occurs "in the fifteenth year of the reign of Tiberius Caesar, Pontius Pilate being governor of Judea" according to Luke 3:1. The date of Jesus' Baptism is exactly 480 years to the day from the completion of the Jerusalem Wall at the End of the Babylonian Exile on Sunday September 8 – Elul 25 in 455 BC according to Nehemiah 6:15. The Ascension of Jesus happens 40 days after The Resurrection on Friday June 13 – Sivan 28 in 30 AD (BR). The Ascension occurs on the anniversary of the End of King Solomon's Reign in 929 BC (BR). The Ascension is the last date in Scripture that can be precisely dated.

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