GateWay to various versions of my Excel file The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress...

Statement of belief: “Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth.” (John 17:17 KJV)

Created 5940(?) 05 10 2026 [2010-07-23]

Updated 5925_[(*??*)] 01 24 2029 [2013-05-05] – re v. XI.0.4

Updated 5925_[(*??*)] 01 27 2029 [2013-05-08] – re v. XI.0.5

Updated 5925_[(*??*)] 02 08 2029 [2013-05-19] – re v. XI.0.6

Updated 5925_[(*??*)] 02 11 2029 [2013-05-22] – re v. XI.0.7

Updated 5936_{[2016-12-14-21:32]} 04 27 2033 [2017-07-22]– re v. XII.0.0

Updated 5936_{[2016-12-14-21:32]} 05 21 2033 [2017-08-15] – re v. XII.0.1

Updated 5936_{[2016-12-14-21:32]} 05 23 2033 [2017-08-17] – Hebrew text of Jasher 66:2 conferred.

Updated 5938_{[v2016-12-14-21:32]} 13 11 2035 [2019-03-19] – re v. XII.0.2

Updated 5938_[_{v2016-12-14-21:32}_]03 25 2035 [2019-05-31] – re v. XII.0.3

Updated 5938_[_{v2016-12-14-21:32}_]06 14 2035 [2019-08-16] – re v. XIII.0.0

Updated 5938_[_{v2016-12-14-21:32}_]06 14 2035 [2019-08-16] – re v. XIV.0.0

Updated 5938_[_{v2016-12-14-21:32}_]06 15 2035 [2019-08-17] – re v. XV.0.0

Updated 5938_[_{v2016-12-14-21:32}_]06 17 2035 [2019-08-19] – re v. XVI.0.0, XVII.0.0, XVIII.0.0, and XIX.0.0.

Updated 5938_[_{v2016-12-14-21:32}_]06 19 2035 [2019-08-21] – re v. XX.0.0, XXI.0.0.

Updated 5938_[_{v2016-12-14-21:32}_]06 19 2035 [2019-08-21] – re test results from versions XIII.0.0-XXI.0.0, and adding the Exodus 16:1, 22-26 text to that test.

Updated 5953_[_v2020-12-11_]12 11 2035 [2020-01-07] – re test versions XIII.0.0-XXII.0.22, culminating in v. XXIII.0.0

Revision begun 5953_[_v2020-12-11_]12 16 2035 [2020-01-12] – re test versions in support of the last table needing the JD minus one week day correction for all pre-Joshua’s Long Day events! Cf. last prior version!

Revision begun 5887_[_v2020-01-19_]12 27 2035 [2020-01-19] concluded on 5887_[_v2020-01-19_]12 23 2035 [2020-01-23]– re test versions in support of the last table needing the JD minus one week day correction for all pre-Joshua’s Long Day events! Cf. last prior version!

Revision 5887_[_v2020-01-19_]13 02 2035 [2020-01-28]– re test versions XXII.0.00.1, XXII.0.00.2, XXII.0.00.3, XXII.0.01.3, and XXII.0.19.3, correcting an error in version XXII.0.00, and verifying reliability of versions XXII.0.01 through XXII.0.22. Cf. last prior version!

Revision 5904_[_v2020-01-28_]13 02 thru 13 18 2035 [2020-01-28 thru 2020-02-13] - serving as the basis for the most current dating within The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXVI.0.0.)

Revision 5904_[_v2020-01-28_]13 19 thru… 2035 [2020-02-14 thru…] – yet another series of test versions after removing a prior non-existent 1^st year after the Exodus reckoning (versions XXVI.1.01-XXVI.1.22.) Cf. last prior version!

Addition 5942_{[v2016-12-14-21:32]}07 13 2039 [Sun 2023-10-29] – Adding version XXVIII.0…

Major update 5967_{[v2023-12-04]}08 20 2039 [Mon 2023-12-04] – New datestamp reckoning of mine: “_{[v2023-12-04]}” & Renaming version XXVII.0 to version XXIX.0 after finding significant weaknesses with version XXVIII.0.

Minor revision 5968_{[v2023-12-04]}10 26 – 11 01 2040 [Sun 2025-01-26 – Thu eve 2025-01-30] – Seeking harmony between my prior findings and the reigns of the Assyrian and Babylonian kings as recorded upon the Stele of -g-Guppi.

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The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress…^©

A Study in Progress:

(Therefore, please forgive me for any errors, whether words remaining from past thinking and not yet corrected or thoughts of mine that are still suffering from being in error until somehow I am given additional rays of light!)

Abstract:

As I keep studying ever deeper and widely into ancient chronology as based primarily upon the Scriptures, I keep discovering things I didn’t know of before, some of which discoveries may require more or less extensive revisions and updates of former work. This is very exciting indeed!

It is making reality of the concept of building upon the shoulders of giants… Perhaps, to some people, such changes and corrections may feel disturbing or unsettling, but to me they are more of an adventurous journey into such areas of life as were previously unknown or forgotten. What could be more exciting and meaningful than bringing important treasures to the surface again… such that any and all may gain access to such ancient treasures of time?

The most current version of The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress:

1. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXIX.3).xls – Created beginning 5967_{[v2023-12-04]}10 26 2039 [Sun 2025-01-26]

§ This version XXIX.3 is built upon version XXIX.2, and is created in an attempt to harmonize my prior findings as of version XXIX.2 with the record of regnal years discovered upon the Adad-Guppi Stele.

1) Moved DY3259-DY3271 to DY3267-DY3279, i.e. Esarhaddon’s years of reign were moved such as Esarhaddon’s death in his 12^th year concur with the year of Ashurbanipal’s accession to the throne.

2) Copied cell DX3265 into cells DX3265-DX3270, i.e. extending the number of Sennacherib’s years of reign from 18 to 23. Amazingly to me, by so doing I find perfect agreement with “[111] Sennacherib… 704-681” as quoted from the Livius.org Assyrian King List, i.e. both the length of Sennacherib’s reign and the actual years agree! [However, cf. item ‎29) below!]

3) Cell ES3271. After first re-reading the entire Book of Tobit for purposes of correctly modifying this version XXIX.3 as required, I found these passages being the most relevant passages, as copied below:

”Chapter 1

“11 Then the king [Sennacherib/TOL©] said, I will slay my two sons for the Lord’s sake, peradventure I may obtain by them God’s favour, and he will help me. And the saying came to Adrammelech and Sharezer his sons, and they laid in wait for him, and killed him with the sword, at the hour when he went in to pray before his idol Dagon, as it is said, ‘And Adrammelech and Sharezer his sons smote him with the sword, and they escaped into the land of Ararat.’ And it came to pass when Sennacherib, king of Assyria, was dead, that Esarhaddon his son reigned in his stead. And Esarhaddon appointed Akikar, the son of my brother Hananel, over all that he had, and he ruled over all the land of Assyria. And Akikar spake kind words for me to the king, so that he brought me back to Nineveh, for Akikar was my friend and kinsman. And they restored me my wife Hannah and my son Tobiyyah, for the king of Assyria had commanded them to be seized in his rage against me.

”Chapter 2

”1 Now the same year at the feast of weeks I prepared in my house a great feast, and I sat at my table to eat. Then I said to my son Tobiyyah, Go and bring one of our poor brethren to eat with us, and I and all who sit with me will not eat until thou comest.

…והייתי עור ארבע שנים… 5

”5 … Then I went and laid down by the wall, and my face was uncovered, and I knew not that there were birds above me on the wall. And their dung fell upon mine eyes, and there came a whiteness in mine eyes. And I went in the morning to the physicians to heal me, but they could not, and I was blind four years. [Probably a reference to Esarhaddon’s 4^th year of reign/TOL©]

”6 Now at that time my wife Hannah did work for women, and weaved curtains for others, and received her wages. And there was a day when they gave her a kid for her wages. And I heard the voice of the kid crying out. Then I said to her, Whence cometh this kid? Beware lest it be stolen.

”Chapter 3

“3 And on that same day it happened to Sarah, the daughter of Reuel, who lived at Agbatanis, a city in the land of Media, that her father’s maidservants were reproaching her and mocking her…

“4 At that time the prayer of them both was heard before the throne of glory, the prayer of Tobi concerning his blindness, and the prayer of Sarah concerning the humiliation of her parents. And the Lord sent the angel Raphael, the prince who is appointed over healing, to heal them twain, to heal Tobi, the father of Tobiyyah, of the disease in his eyes, and to give Sarah, the daughter of Reuel, to Tobiyyah, the son of Tobi, to wife, and to take away from her Asmodeus, the king of the demons.

”Chapter 4

”2 At that time Tobi remembered the money which he had committed to the hand of Gabael in the city Rages in the land of Media. And he said in his heart, Behold I ask every day to die; now therefore I will call my son Tobiyyah, and will signify him of the matter of the money before I die.

”Chapter 5

“3 Then Tobi answered and said to Tobiyyah, This is the sign that thou shalt give him. He gave me his bag, and took from my hand mine, when I put the money in his hand this day twenty years ago.

”Chapter 13

At that time Tobiyyah wrote down all these things with joy...”

4) Cell ES3271. Accordingly I entered:

“Book of Tobit: A time reference apparently referencing the 4th year of Esarhaddon:

”Chapter 2

…והייתי עור ארבע שנים… 5

5) Moved cells EE3247-EE3266 to EE3251-EE3270, i.e. the 20 years when Tobit’s ten talents were deposited with Gabael.

6) Copy-pasted the 2^nd and 3^rd, the last two paragraphs from cell ES3247, at the end of my prior entry within cell ES3251:

“Tobit's witness re the length and end of Shalmaneser's reign:

“Towards the end of the reign of Shalmaneser, ten talents committed into the hands of Gabael: "So God gave me grace and favour in the eyes of Shalmaneser, king of Assyria, and he appointed me over all that he had unto the day of his death. And I committed to the hand of my brother Gabael, who was in the land of Media, at the city Eages, ten talents of silver." Tobit 1:4 at sefaria.org/Book_of_Tobit.1.4?lang=bi”

7) Copied cell DV3246 into DV3247-3251, thus extending the years of reign of Shalmaneser V to his 24^th year of reign.

8) Re the eclipse in Esarhaddon’s 12^th year:

Quote:

In 671±1 BCE there was no solar eclipse visible from Nineveh (=SN8 Mosul, Iraq), but in Tammuz, i.e. Jul 2, 671 BCE, beginning 4 min after moonrise and with maximum 97 min past sunset, there was a near total lunar eclipse visible from Nineveh.

9) Cell ES3279. Entered:

“Lunar eclipse anchor confirmation: The Jul 2, 671 BCE 0.9271% partial lunar eclipse. Visible from the point of view of the current, post-pole shift #3, location of Nimrud-Kalhu-Ashur-Nineveh in Esarhaddon’s, King of Assyria, 12^th year of reign, beginning 4 min after moonrise and with maximum 97 min past sunset, a near total lunar eclipse. Corresponding to a Mar 23, 671 BCE visible New Moon #1 from the Nineveh-Mosul, Iraq horizon.”

10) Cell ES3271, entered text:

Book of Tobit: A time reference apparently referencing the 4th year of Esarhaddon:

”Chapter 2

”1 Now the same year [when Tobit's wife and son were restored to him; Tobit 1:11/TLT©] at the feast of weeks I prepared in my house a great feast, and I sat at my table to eat. Then I said to my son Tobiyyah, Go and bring one of our poor brethren to eat with us, and I and all who sit with me will not eat until thou comest.

…והייתי עור ארבע שנים… 5

At the Feast of Trumpets [possibly?; cf. Tobit 3:4 vs subsequent events; informing Tobiah - Day of Trumpets; prayers for forgiveness and healing - Day of At-One-Meant; wedding feast - Feast of Tabernacles;], after the beginning of Esarhaddon's reign, 20 year anniversary of committing ten talents to Gabael: "שמתי את הכסף בידו היום עשרים שנה. - I put the money in his hand this day twenty years ago." Tobit 5:3 at https://www.sefaria.org/Book_of_Tobit.5.3?lang=bi&with=all&lang2=en

”Chapter 12

"3 at the feast of weeks, when thou didst leave thy table, and go to bury the dead man, I was with thee." Tobit 12:3 at https://www.sefaria.org/Book_of_Tobit.12.3?lang=bi&with=all&lang2=en

“Another version of the Book of Tobit provides that Tobit was 58 years old when he became blind. "14:2 And he was eight and fifty years old when he lost his sight, which was restored to him after eight years:..." Cf. Tobit 14:2 at this link: https://www.math.cmu.edu/~rw1k/Tobit.pdf

11) Cell EC3271: Entered 58 in red font, then extended count upwards to 0, and downwards to 158. Cf. Tobit 14:2, 11. But this caused Tobit to outlive his son Tobiah by two years. This cannot be per the latter part of the Book of Tobit! Therefore…

12) Cell ES3251. Added:

It came to me this morning [Jan 29, 2025] that, in order to make sense out of the time related terms and events recorded in Book of Tobit 2:5; 14:2, 11-15 [cf. below!] apparently indicating

a) that Tobiah lived many years after the death of Tobit,

b) "2:5 ...I was blind four years",

c) "14:2 ...sight...was restored to him after eight years", and

d) "14:2 And he was eight and fifty years old when he lost his sight"...

the most sensible understanding is that:

1) "2:5 ...I was blind four years" is a reference to Sennacherib's 4th year,

2) "14:2 ...sight...was restored to him after eight years" points rather to the 8th year of the reign of Esarhaddon, and

3) Tobit "14:2 ...was eight and fifty years old when he lost his sight" points to Tobit's age in Sennacherib's 4th year.

Book of Tobit (the version at https://www.sefaria.org/Book_of_Tobit.2.5?lang=bi&with=all&lang2=en)

"Then I went and laid down by the wall, and my face was uncovered, and I knew not that there were birds above me on the wall. And their dung fell upon mine eyes, and there came a whiteness in mine eyes. And I went in the morning to the physicians to heal me, but they could not, and I was blind four years. And all my brethren and kindred were grieved at my blindness"

Book of Tobit (the version at https://www.math.cmu.edu/~rw1k/Tobit.pdf):

14:2 And he was eight and fifty years old when he lost his sight, which

was restored to him after eight years:

14:11 ...When he had said these things, he gave up the ghost

in the bed, being an hundred and eight and fifty years old; and he buried

him honourably.

14:12 And when Anna his mother was dead, he buried her with his father.

But Tobias departed with his wife and children to Ecbatane to Raguel his

father in law,

14:13 Where he became old with honour, and he buried his father and

mother in law honourably, and he inherited their substance, and his father

Tobit’s.

14:14 And he died at Ecbatane in Media, being an hundred and seven

and twenty years old.

14:15 But before he died he heard of the destruction of Nineveh, which

was taken by Nabuchodonosor and Assuerus: and before his death he rejoiced

over Nineveh.

13) Cell EC3251: Entered 58 in red font, then extended count upwards to 0, and downwards to 158. Cf. Tobit 2:5; 14:2, 11-15 (quoted above).

14) Cell ES3356 (edited from ES3364). Entered:

First possible year of Nineveh's destruction if the Book of Tobit is written in chronological order. Cf. the cell thirteen rows below this (at Tobiah's 127^th year).

15) Deleted cell ES3364.

16) Cell ES3229 (moved and edited from ES3237). Entered:

First possible year of Tobiah's birth - later years more likely considering the circumstances given in the Book of Tobit - if the events in the Book of Tobit are recorded in the order they happened (Tobit 14:14 per math.cmu.edu/~rw1k/Tobit.pdf). (Given the age difference between Tobit and Tobiah, 158 vs 127 years at death and the events recorded in Tobit 2:5; 14:2; 11-15, Tobiah could not possibly have been delivered earlier than this year.)

17) Cell ES3242, edited text (by highlightening text in red font below):

“Last possible year of Tobiah's birth (i.e. prior to the beginning of Assyrian captivity) - later years more likely considering the circumstances given in the Book of Tobit - if the events in the Book of Tobit are recorded in the order they happened (Tobit 14:14 per math.cmu.edu/~rw1k/Tobit.pdf). (Given the age difference between Tobit and Tobiah, 158 vs 127 years at death, Tobiah could not possibly have been delivered more than thirteen years earlier than this year.)”

18) Cell ED3229-ED3239. Entering age of Tobiah as potentially reckoned from earliest possible date of delivery.

19) Cell ES3369, edited text (by highlightening text in red font below):

Last possible year of Nineveh's destruction if the Book of Tobit is recording the events in the order they happened (Tobit 14:15 per math.cmu.edu/~rw1k/Tobit.pdf). (Given the age difference, 158 vs 127 years at death, Nineveh could not possibly have been destroyed more than thirteen years earlier than this.)

20) Cell ES3251, edited text (by highlightening text in red font below):

Tobit's witness re the length and end of Shalmaneser's reign:

After recording the end of the reign of Shalmaneser, Tobit writes about his ten talents being committed into the hands of Gabael: "So God gave me grace and favour in the eyes of Shalmaneser, king of Assyria, and he appointed me over all that he had unto the day of his death. And I committed to the hand of my brother Gabael, who was in the land of Media, at the city Eages, ten talents of silver." Tobit 1:4 at sefaria.org/Book_of_Tobit.1.4?lang=bi

21) Copy-pasted EE3251-EE3271 to EE3255-EE3275, i.e. the 20 years when Tobit’s 20 talents were deposited with Gabael.

22) Cell DY3275. Moved the emphasis from Esarhaddon’s 4^th year [Cell DY3271] to his 8^th year.

23) Cell ES3275. Moved the contents of ES3271 to ES3275, then edited that text as follows (highlightening edited text in red font below):

Book of Tobit: A time reference apparently referencing the 8^th year of Esarhaddon:

”Chapter 2

…והייתי עור ארבע שנים… 5

”Chapter 12

"3 at the feast of weeks, when thou didst leave thy table, and go to bury the dead man, I was with thee." Tobit 12:3 at https://www.sefaria.org/Book_of_Tobit.12.3?lang=bi&with=all&lang2=en

Considerations – problematic issue:

Although thus placing the onset of blindness at the 4^th year of Sennacherib, and Tobit’s restoration of sight to Esarhaddon’s 8^th year, seems to resolve the issue re Tobit dying two years later than his son Tobiah and the associated events related in Tobit 14 at the end of Tobi’s and Tobiah’s life, so doing create other seemingly serious problems:

a) The events associated with Tobi’s Feast of Weeks celebration seems to be a mixed record of two Feast of Weeks celebrations separated in time by 24 years of blindness,

b) Tobi’s 24 years of blindness begin 4 years prior to Tobi’s depositing his 20 talents with Gabael.

c) Tobit 12:4-13:1:

4 And Raphael said to them… Now therefore write you all these things in a book, and it shall be for a witness between you and your God all the days of your lives, and this thing shall be for a sign and a witness amongst all generations. And bless the Lord, and praise the remembrance of his holiness.

At that time Tobiyyah wrote down all these things with joy.

Accordingly, the Book of Tobi, could be viewed, in part, as a second hand witness to at least parts of Tobi’s story. As we know, a second hand witness is not considered reliable in court… Yet, let’s not forget, “The error is more often in the eyes of the beholder”! That is me and/or you, here and now… Some of these things re the Book of Tobit may seem foggy right now, but surely the time will come when the fog will dissolve and the bright sunlight will make us see things clearly.

24) Cell DY3259: Entered “0” for Esarhaddon’s alternative accession year.

25) Cells DY3260-DY3267: Computation of Esarhaddon’s years of reign as based upon Esarhaddon’s initial appointment/accession to the throne by the celestial gods represented on Esarhaddon’s Stele…

26) Cell DY3268: Entered “1” for #3 of 3 year #1 following Esarhaddon’s three accession years as described in sections #500, #501, and #506 in https://isac.uchicago.edu/sites/default/files/uploads/shared/docs/ancient_records_assyria2.pdf and also the item re the 691 BCE lunar eclipse in my file https://Adamoh.org/TreeOfLife.lan.io/NTCh/CrossCorrelatingHistory&Astronomy.html#AncientRecordsReEsarhaddons3accessions

…Looks like the fog may be dispersing. The last three items (##24-26) may resolve the issue described in item #23 above:

Seeing that the 8^th year of Esarhaddon’s reign, as based upon his “divine appointment” is concurrent with his de facto accession year, after Sennacherib was murdered by his two sons, I perceive that this may be the year referenced in the Book of Tobit "14:2 ...sight...was restored to him after eight years". Accordingly, also the 20^th year referenced by the words "שמתי את הכסף בידו היום עשרים שנה. - I put the money in his hand this day twenty years ago." Tobit 5:3 at https://www.sefaria.org/Book_of_Tobit.5.3?lang=bi&with=all&lang2=en

27) Copy-pasted EE3255-ES3275 to EE3247-EE3267, i.e. the 20 years when Tobit’s 20 talents were deposited with Gabael.

28) Moved ES3275 to ES3267.

29) Cells DX3268-DX3270: Deleted Sennacherib’s years of reign (#21-#23) beyond Esarhaddon’s de facto accession to the throne following Sennacherib’s death at the hands of his two sons. [Cf. item ‎2) above!]

30) Cell ES3356, edited text (by highlightening text in red font below):

First possible year of Nineveh's destruction if the Book of Tobit is written in chronological order. Cf. the cell thirteen rows below this (at Tobiah's 127th year).

First possible year (albeit quite unlikely; Tobit certainly died before Tobiah, but the Book of Tobit record seems to indicate a number of years between the deaths of Tobit and Tobiah) of Tobiah's death .

Tobit 14:14, 15:

“14:14 And he died at Ecbatane in Media, being an hundred and seven and twenty years old.

“14:15 But before he died he heard of the destruction of Nineveh, which was taken by Nabuchodonosor and Assuerus: and before his death he rejoiced over Nineveh.”

31) Cell ES3369, edited text (by highlightening text in red font below):

Last possible year (most likely, and per the order of the record in the Book of Tobit, Tobiah was born prior to their deportation to Nineveh) of Tobiah's death.

Tobit 14:14, 15 per math.cmu.edu/~rw1k/Tobit.pdf.

14:14 And he died at Ecbatane in Media, being an hundred and seven and twenty years old.

14:15 But before he died he heard of the destruction of Nineveh, which was taken by Nabuchodonosor and Assuerus: and before his death he rejoiced over Nineveh.

32) Re item ‎23) above: The problems previously faced, seems at this point to be reduced simply to this: “The events associated with Tobi’s Feast of Weeks celebration seems to be a mixed record of two Feast of Weeks celebrations separated in time by 16 years of blindness”.

I believe this may well be due to Tobiah being in part a second hand witness, or perhaps to a transcript or translation error, thus causing issues and lack of a clear and definite understanding on our part. As such, allowing for this being a correct understanding of the events as they really happened. At any rate, I do not find the extant text of the Book of Tobit allowing for Tobit’s blindness to begin and to be restored within one and the same year, when Tobit was 58 years old.

33) Cell ES3299, edited, i.e. added, text (by highlightening text in red font below):

Adad-Guppi's first [42-20=]22+3+21+43=89 years of life, as based on her own record vs Nebuchadnezzar's 43rd year.

Translation of Adad-Guppi's Stele:

"From the 20th year of Ashurbanipal, king of Assyria, when I was born, until the 42nd year of Ashurbanipal, the 3rd year of his son Ashur-etil-ili, the 21st year of Nabopolassar, the 43rd year of Nebuchadnezzar, the 2nd year of Awel-Merodach, the 4th year of Neriglissar, during (all) these 95 years in which I visited the temple of the great godhead Sin, king of all the gods in heaven and in the nether world, he looked with favor upon my pious good works and listened to my prayers, accepted my vows. 53 “

(From GTR4, p. 115)

34) Highlighted [yellow text on blue background] the connections between Adad-Guppi’s Stele years and the kings’ years:

1. DZ3299 – Assurbanipal 20;

2. DZ3321 – Assurbanipal 42;

3. EA332 GateWayToTheSacredCalendarOfTheCreatorInProgress....htm4 - Ashur-etil-ili 3;

4. EL3345 – Nabopolassar 21; and

5. EM3388 – Nebuchadnezzar 43.

6. …To be continued…

35) xx

Prior versions:

2. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXIX.2).xls – Created beginning 5967_{[v2023-12-04]}03 11 2039 [Tue 2024-06-18]

§ This version is built upon version XXIX.1, and is created in an attempt to harmonize my prior findings as of version XXIX.1with the solar eclipse at Nimrod-Kalhu-Asshur, commonly associated with the June 15, 763 BCE solar eclipse, reported in the Assyrian Kinglists with an event during the month of Sivan in the year of Esdu-Sarabe, governor of Gozan, during the reign of Ashur-dan III.

1) Added fifteen new columns under the title Assyrian Kings (columns DL-DZ)

2) Cell DS3187: An entry re the June 15, 763 BCE solar eclipse.

3) Cell EJ3252: An entry re Hezekiah’s pole shift.

4) Moved cells DI3231-DJ3237 to EJ3231-EK3237 in order to get my prior comments aligned.

5) Deleted CV3241 & DJ3243: (Both “=DJ3241”)

6) Moved DJ3241 to EJ3241 in order to get my prior comments aligned.

7) Moved CV3243 to EJ3243 in order to get my prior comments aligned.

8) Moved EA3266 to EJ3266 in order to get my prior comments aligned.

9) Edited EJ3243 to include also 2 Kings 17:5.

10) Cell DV3251: After originally having entered a number in red font as preliminary based somehow upon the commonly available Assyrian King list, and following thru with calculations in the cells above back to accession year, etcetera below, after realizing that Shalmaneser is the last recorded king on the Assyrian king clay tablet lists, after considering the Bible words “the kings of Assyria”, Isa 20:1; 2 Ki 19:17, and the clay tablet words translated “war with Babylon and Elam” in the first year following Sargon II’s accession…

and Sargon’s “expedition to Palestine” in the year following, I lean towards believing that Sargon II was not considered a legitimate king of Assyria by the Bible authors, that said “war…” was a civil war between contending kings, Sargon and Sennacherib, that any subsequent rule of Sargon II as king was confined to a much more limited geographic area, and that, in effect, Sargon II’s rule as king of Assyria was at best considered by the Bible authors as a co-reign with Sennacherib that ended with the catastrophy recorded in 2 Kings 19:35, that is in Sargon II’s 2^nd calendar year of reign… Well, after all that I enter nothing in DV3251… Instead, I did as follows:

11) Cell DW3251: Entered “2” in accord with this portion of the Assyrian king list:

Followed thru with calculations in the cells above back to the accession year of Sargon II, and nothing below in consequence of Sargon apparently not being recognized by the Bible authors as a legitimate king of Assyria.

Please note that the Assyrian King lists, as available on the clay tablets, do not include the kings subsequent to Shalmaneser! Thus, Sargon II, Sennacherib, Esarhaddon, and Asshurbanipal are not included on said clay tablets!

Furthermore, the clay tablet copy of the king list referenced was created many years later by the scribe Kandalanu: “Aššur copy. Hand of Kandalanu, scribe of the temple of Arbela. 20 Lulubû, eponomy of Adad-bela-ka'in, governor of Aššur, during his second eponomy.” Thus, it appears that said clay tablet was created no earlier than 672 BCE. That is, because I do not find the quoted eponomy within my king list copy which reaches only to 672 BCE.

12) Cell DX3251: Entered “4” in accordance to the relative time difference in the Assyrian Eponym list, between the accession year of Sennacherib and the “expedition to Palestine”:

Followed through with calculations above to Sennacherib’s accession year…

13) Inserted a new column EA entitled Tobit in order to correlate, if possible, the data found in the Book of Tobit with the reigns of the Assyrian kings Shalmaneser, Sennacherib, and Esarhaddon.

14) Cell EK3247, entered text: “Towards the end of the reign of Shalmaneser, ten talents committed into the hands of Gabael: "So God gave me grace and favour in the eyes of Shalmaneser, king of Assyria, and he appointed me over all that he had unto the day of his death. And I committed to the hand of my brother Gabael, who was in the land of Media, at the city Eages, ten talents of silver." Tobit 1:4 at sefaria.org/Book_of_Tobit.1.4?lang=bi”

15) Cell EK3267, entered text: ” At the Feast of Trumpets [possibly?; cf. Tobit 3:4 vs subsequent events; informing Tobiah - Day of Trumpets; prayers for forgiveness and healing - Day of At-One-Meant; wedding feast - Feast of Tabernacles;], after the beginning of Esarhaddon's reign, 20 year anniversary of committing ten talents to Gabael: "שמתי את הכסף בידו היום עשרים שנה. - I put the money in his hand this day twenty years ago." Tobit 5:3 at https://www.sefaria.org/Book_of_Tobit.5.3?lang=bi&with=all&lang2=en”

16) Cell EK3263, entered text:

“After Pentecost, and after the beginning of Esarhaddon's reign, Tobit's four years of blindness begin: "ובשנה ההיא בחג השבועות... והייתי עור ארבע שנים... [ובחג שבועות שעזבת את שלחנך והלכת לקבור את המת אני הייתי עמך] - Now the same year [when Tobit's wife and son were restored to him; Tobit 1:11] at the feast of weeks I prepared in my house a great feast, and I sat at my table to eat. Then I said to my son Tobiyyah, Go and bring one of our poor brethren to eat with us... I was blind four years... at the feast of weeks, when thou didst leave thy table, and go to bury the dead man, I was with thee." Tobit 2:1-5; 12:3 at https://www.sefaria.org/Book_of_Tobit.2.1?lang=bi

17) Cell EK3253: Entered 58 in red font, then extended count upwards to 0, and downwards to 158. Cf. Tobit 14:2, 11.

18) Cell EK3363: Entered “Tobit was 158 years old when he died: "When he had said these things, he gave up the ghost in the bed, being an hundred and eight and fifty years old…" Tobit 14:11 per https://www.math.cmu.edu/~rw1k/Tobit.pdf”

19) Inserted a new column EB for Tobiah, entitled Tobiah, while also giving a common title, Book of Tobit, for columns EA&EB, Tobit and Tobiah.

20) Cell EL3242, text: “Last possible year of Tobiah's birth - later years more likely considering the circumstances given in the Book of Tobit - if the events in the Book of Tobit are recorded in the order they happened (Tobit 14:14 per math.cmu.edu/~rw1k/Tobit.pdf). (Given the age difference between Tobit and Tobiah, 158 vs 127 years at death, Tobiah could not possibly have been delivered more than five years earlier than this year.)”

21) Cell EB3242, number as text: “0”

22) Cells EB3243-EB3369 building age of Tobiah until he died at an age of 127 years (Tobit 14:14); below cell EB3242.

23) Cell EL3369, text: “Last possible year of Nineveh's destruction if the Book of Tobit is recording the events in the order they happened (Tobit 14:15 per math.cmu.edu/~rw1k/Tobit.pdf). (Given the age difference, 158 vs 127 years at death, Nineveh could not possibly have been destroyed more than five years earlier than this.)”

24) Cell EL3364, text: “First possible year of Nineveh's destruction if the Book of Tobit is written in chronological order. Cf. the cell five rows below this.”

25) Cell EB3237: Entered 0. In the two cells below I followed up by adding +1 progressively. In the third cell I entered “…”

26) In EL3237 I added “First possible year of Tobiah's birth - later years more likely considering the circumstances given in the Book of Tobit - if the events in the Book of Tobit are recorded in the order they happened (Tobit 14:14 per math.cmu.edu/~rw1k/Tobit.pdf). (Given the age difference between Tobit and Tobiah, 158 vs 127 years at death, Tobiah could not possibly have been delivered earlier than this year.)”

27) Cells DX3252-DX3263: In accordance with the evidence in the Book of Tobit, followed through with Sennacherib’s years of reign calculations until “twenty years ago”, referencing the end of Shalmaneser’s reign [quoted from cell EM3267]:

“At the Feast of Trumpets [possibly?; cf. Tobit 3:4 vs subsequent events; informing Tobiah - Day of Trumpets; prayers for forgiveness and healing - Day of At-One-Meant; wedding feast - Feast of Tabernacles;], after the beginning of Esarhaddon's reign, 20 year anniversary of committing ten talents to Gabael: "שמתי את הכסף בידו היום עשרים שנה. - I put the money in his hand this day twenty years ago." Tobit 5:3 at https://www.sefaria.org/Book_of_Tobit.5.3?lang=bi&with=all&lang2=en”

Notice that, depending on whether Tobit’s blindness lasted either 4 or else 8 years, Tobit’s 58^th year of life, the year when he became blind, occurred either in Sennacherib’s 12^th or else Sennacherib’s 16^th year of reign. That is, Sennacherib’s reign ended, and Esarhaddon’s reign began, either in Sennacherib’s 12^th or else Sennacherib’s 16^th year of reign. Hopefully(?), this issue will be resolved by means of an eclipse event in Esarhaddon’s reign?

28) Cell DY3259: Entered “0” for Esarhaddon’s accession year, following thru downwards to cell DY3275, i.e. given that Esarhaddon’s reign lasted 12 years.

29) Cell DY3263: Entered “0” for Esarhaddon’s alternative accession year.

30) Cell DY3262: Entered “…”

31) Cell EM3259: Entered “=EM3263”

32) Cell DX3260-DX3263: Deleted Sennacherib’s 13^th-16^th year of reign in consequence of finding one and one only Tammuz eclipse that agrees with Esarhaddon’s 12^th year of reign: The June 17, 679 BCE solar eclipse:

33) Copied DY3261 into DY3262-DY3263 in consequence of the above said re Esarhaddon’s 12^th year eclipse. Thus resolving also the issue faced in items #‎27) above - ‎29) above.

34) Deleted cells DY3272-DY3275 in consequence of the above said.

35) Moved cell EM3263 to EM3259 in consequence of the above said.

36) Copied cells EA3263-EA3267 to EA3259-EA3263 in consequence of the above said. That is, bringing the years of age of Tobit four years further back into the past.

37) Copied cell EA3205 into EA3201-EA3204 in consequence of the above said. At the beginning of Tobit’s years of life.

38) Moved cell EM3363 to EM3359 in consequence of the above said. Re Tobit’s death.

39) Deleted cells EA3360-EA3363 in consequence of the above said. At the end of Tobit’s years of life.

40) Moved cell EM3364 to EM3361 in consequence of the above said.. Edited the text to the following:

“First possible year (albeit quite unlikely; Tobit certainly died before Tobiah, but the Book of Tobit record seems to indicate a number of years between the deaths of Tobit and Tobiah) of Tobiah's death and, accordingly, of Nineveh's destruction if the Book of Tobit is written in chronological order. Tobit 14:14, 15. Cf. also the cell five rows below this.

“14:14 And he died at Ecbatane in Media, being an hundred and seven and twenty years old.

“14:15 But before he died he heard of the destruction of Nineveh, which was taken by Nabuchodonosor and Assuerus: and before his death he rejoiced over Nineveh.”

41) Cell EM3369: Edited the text to the following:

“Last possible year (most likely, and per the order of the record in the Book of Tobit, Tobiah was born prior to their deportation to Nineveh) of Tobiah's death and of Nineveh's destruction. (Tobit 14:14, 15 per math.cmu.edu/~rw1k/Tobit.pdf). (Given the age difference, 158 vs 127 years at death, Nineveh could not possibly have been destroyed more than five years earlier than this.) Cf. also the cell nine rows above this.

14:14 And he died at Ecbatane in Media, being an hundred and seven and twenty years old.

14:15 But before he died he heard of the destruction of Nineveh, which was taken by Nabuchodonosor and Assuerus: and before his death he rejoiced over Nineveh.”

42) Cell EM3242: Edited text to the following: “Last possible year of Tobiah's birth (According to the order of things recorded in the Book of Tobit, Tobiah was born prior to their deportation to Nineveh) - later years more likely considering the circumstances given in the Book of Tobit. (Tobit 14:14 per math.cmu.edu/~rw1k/Tobit.pdf). (Given the age difference between Tobit and Tobiah, 158 vs 127 years at death, Tobiah could not possibly have been delivered more than nine years earlier than this year.)”

43) Moved one paragraph of text from EM3237 to EM 3233. Resulting in EM3237: “ "Ahaz...reigned sixteen years in Jerusalem…" 2 Kings 16:1-4; 2 Chron. 28:1-5.” And EM3233:

“And Hoshea the son of Elah made a conspiracy against Pekah the son of Remaliah, and smote him, and slew him, and reigned in his stead, in the twentieth year of Jotham the son of Uzziah 2 Kings 15:30 (KJV). "In the twelfth year of Ahaz king of Judah began Hoshea the son of Elah to reign in Samaria over Israel nine years. And he did that which was evil in the sight of the Lord, but not as the kings of Israel that were before him. Against him came up Shalmaneser king of Assyria; and Hoshea became his servant, and gave him presents..." 2 Kings 17:1-3 (KJV).

“ "But Pekah the son of Remaliah... reigned twenty years. And he did that which was evil in the sight of the Lord: he departed not from the sins of Jeroboam the son of Nebat, who made Israel to sin. In the days of Pekah king of Israel came Tiglath-pileser king of Assyria, and took Ijon, and... and carried them captive to Assyria... And Hoshea the son of Elah made a conspiracy against Pekah the son of Remaliah, and smote him, and slew him, and reigned in his stead, in the twentieth year of Jotham the son of Uzziah" 2 Kings 15:27 (KJV).

“First possible year of Tobiah's birth - later years more likely considering the circumstances given in the Book of Tobit - if the events in the Book of Tobit are recorded in the order they happened (Tobit 14:14 per math.cmu.edu/~rw1k/Tobit.pdf). (Given the age difference between Tobit and Tobiah, 158 vs 127 years at death, Tobiah could not possibly have been delivered earlier than this year.)”

44) Cell DT3187 moved to EM3187 to line up with other comments.

45) An apparent major anchor point in time based on the Nov 1, 807 BCE lunar eclipse apparently tied to the Adad-narari [III]’s stele:

1. Cell CM3144: The 13^th year of Jehoahaz, King of Israel. Comparing the Israel vs Juda kings in the tag ‘Years of the Kings’.

2. Cell CN3144: The accession year of Jehoash (Joash), King of Israel. Comparing the Israel vs Juda kings in the tag ‘Years of the Kings’.

3. Cell DC3144: The 37th year of Jehoash (Joash), King of Judah. Comparing the Israel vs Juda kings in the tag ‘Years of the Kings’.

4. Cell DQ3144: The 1st year of Adad-nirari, King of Assyria.

5. Added counting backwards towards accession year, and forwards to known lengths of reign pertaining to each of the above kings.

6. Cell EM3144: Entered text:

“Anchorpoint: Nov 1, 807 BCE lunar eclipse dating the Stele of Adad-nirari [III] in his 1st year and 2nd summer of reign, which time was also the accession year of Jehoash (Joash), son of Jehoahash, Kings of Israel, and the 13th year of said Jehoahaz. 2 Kings 13:1, 3, 5, 10. Also the 37th year of Jehoash (Joash), King of Judah. 2 Kings 13:10. 'Cf. the tag Years of the kings'!

"To the god Adad, son of the god Anu, Adad-narari [III], king of Assyria, son of Samsi-Adad (V), son of Shalmaneser (III), I mustered my chariotry, troops, army. In one year [=year #1 of Adad-narari’s reign /TLT] I subdued the entire Amurru [Turkey] & Hatti [Syria, Israel]. I imposed tax & tribute of Mari [Ben-Hadad III], the Damascene. I received the tribute of Joash (Iu'asu), the Samaritan, (and) of the people of Tyre (and) Sidon. … At that time I decreed for Nergal-eris, governor, the land of Hindanu." (Adad-Nirari III, Tel Al-Rimah Stele, 796 BC)

“(From Bible.ca)”

46) Based on the above said anchor point, and upon the livius.org kinglist, I extended the reckoning of years of reign of all the Assyrian kings from “[99] Adad-nirari [II], son of Aššur-dan, ruled for 21 years (911-891)” to “[109] Šalmaneser [V], son of Tiglath-pileser, ruled for 5 years (726-722).” Cells DL3042 to DV3247, all according to the number of years given each king in said livius.org kinglist, extending only the last of those kings, Šalmaneser, from 5 to 20 years in order to accommodate the data provided in the Book of Tobit. That is, remembering also that…

47) In column EM, at the last year of reign (as defined in said livius.org kinglist) for each king I entered a comment on the format and content provided in said livius.org kinglist, e.g. “[104] Adad-nirari [III], son of Šamši-Adad, ruled for 28 years (810-783)...” plus a link to the livius.org kinglist.

48) Cell EM3192: Entered “Solar eclipse anchor confirmation: Not June 15, 763 BCE, but Sep 27, 759 BCE in the 11th year of Ashur-dan III. 85% obscuration at 15S 55W.”

Maximum obscuration 85% while 3 degrees above the western horizon 14 min before sunset.

49) Cell EM3106: Entered “Anchor point confirmation: Apr 12, 844 BCE solar eclipse with maximum 17 degrees above the horizon where the Swallow (Pisces) is setting. Compares favorably with the image of the Sun close to, but a little distance from, the image of the Swallow (Pisces) on the 2nd row of the Black Obelisk showing Jehu, the Samaritan (King of Israel), kissing the dirt in front of Shalmaneser III, the Assyrian king in Shalmaneser's 11th year. Cf. the very similar event as described above at Shalmanesers 3rd year, at which time the maximum eclipse was only 9 degrees above the horizon. Thus also corresponding with the shorter distance between the images of the Sun and the Swallow seen on the 1st row of same obelisk. Notice, however, that this eclipse took place on April 12 at the beginning of the spring to spring calendar year. It being therefore a road sign in time at the beginning of Shalmaneser's 11th or else 12th year. Is this an apparent disagreement between the 3rd and 11th year of the obelisk vs the timing of these two solar eclipse events? Or else, was this latter solar eclipse considered an event at the end of the 11^th calendar year?”

50) Cell EM3106: Entered “Anchor point confirmation: Apr 21, 853 BCE solar eclipse with maximum 9 degrees above the horizon where the Swallow (Pisces) is setting. Compares favorably with the image of the Sun close to, even touching, the image of the Swallow (Pisces) on the 1st row of the Black Obelisk showing Sûa, the Gilzânite, kissing the dirt in front of Shalmaneser III, the Assyrian king. Shalmaneser concurred Gilzânu in his 3rd year. Cf. the very similar event as described below at Shalmanesers 11th year, at which time the maximum eclipse was 17 degrees above the horizon. Thus also corresponding with the longer distance between the images of the Sun and the Swallow seen on the 2nd row of same obelisk. Notice, however, that this eclipse took place on April 21 at the beginning of the spring to spring calendar year. It being therefore a road sign in time at the beginning of Shalmaneser's 2nd or else 3rd year.”

Another translation of the obelisk text. And another.

3^rd year of Shalmaneser III: Apr 21, 853 BCE partial solar eclipse near sunset

(9 deg above the horizon at time of maximum AND the Moon passing the Sun on the right side)

while Pisces (The Swallow) is setting behind the horizon.

The two icons touching each other, corresponding to the above 9 degrees – as also to the closer approach between the Sun and the Moon in this 3^rd year event.

Notice also the relative left vs right positions between the two icons (the Sun to the left) vs between the Sun on the left and the eclipsing Moon on the right in the two events (above and below)!

- - - - - - -

Comparisons with other steles here.

Another translation of the obelisk text. And another.

11^th year of Shalmaneser III: Apr 12, 844 BCE borderline partial solar eclipse near sunset

(17 deg above the horizon at time of maximum AND the Moon passing the Sun on the left side)

while Pisces (The Swallow) is setting behind the horizon.

The two icons a little distance apart, corresponding to the above 17 degrees – as also to the less close approach between the Sun and the Moon in this 11^th year event.

Notice also the relative left vs right positions between the two icons (the Sun to the right) vs between the Sun and the eclipsing Moon in the two events above!

Notice the relatively small geographical area where both of the above solar eclipses were visible, one with the Moon on the left, one with the Moon on the right side of the Sun!

Powerful evidence of correct Pre-Hezekiah coordinates at 15S 55W. That is, the absolute extreme boundaries being 13.7-23.1 South 39.2-74 West.

51) Cell EM3096. Entered:

“Anchor point confirmation: Nov 21, 855 BCE lunar eclipse at the beginning of the 1st calendar year of reign of Shalmaneser III. A not too common astronomical event recorded in some detail at the top of Kurk Monolith stele of Shalmaneser III. Indeed, within the years between 900 BCE – 817 BCE I find only three lunar eclipses that are fairly well described, and are clearly identifiable, by the stele icons:

1) Nov 21, 855 BCE;

2) Oct 31, 845 BCE; and

3) Nov 1, 826 BCE.

For details of my study re the Kurk Monolith stele of Shalmaneser III, please cf. my file AssyrianStelesWithAstronomyDate.html.”

Kurkh stele of Shalmaneser III

In the SN8 screen shots below, please notice, above the Eastern horizon, towards which the finger is pointing, all of the six labeled astronomical objects corresponding to each of the six icons on Shalmaneser III’s stele (above), and arranged accordingly!:

At sunset, 10 min past Moonrise…

At the beginning of the eclipe. 92 min past sunset…

At the time of the eclipse ending, 5 hours past snunset.

52) Cell EM3070. Entered: Kurkh stele of Ashurnasirpal II – The icons at the top of the stele corresponds to a lunar eclipse in the year of his ascension to the throne:

Kurkh stele of Ashurnasirpal II

Notice the 5 astronomical objects represented by the five Kurkh stele Ashurnasirpal II icons:

1) Taurus below the horizon as also below the kings finger in the stele,

2) the setting Sun at the kings finger,

3) the Swallow (Pisces),

4) Scutum (The Shield), and

5) the emergence of the Moon out of the total lunar eclipse.

Comparable to the eclipse icon of the stele.

53) Cell EM3089. Entered: Ashurnasirpal II stele – BM118805 – The Great Stele: The icons at the top of the stele correspond to the lunar eclipse on Oct 10, 862 BCE, and to the 19^th year of Ashurnasirpal II’s reign, which 19^th year corresponds to “Ashurnasirpal II's palace in Kalhu… having been completed after around 15 years” of building:

Ashurnasirpal II stele – BM118805

Notice the 5 astronomical objects represented by the five Kurkh stele Ashurnasirpal II icons:

1) Sunset,

2) Taurus (The Bull) rising over the horizon,

3) the Moon (subsequent total eclipse between 1:55/2:55 - 4:22/5:22 AM),

4) Pegasus (The Winged Horse), and

5) Scutum (The Shield).

54) Cell EM3071. Entered: “Anchor point confirmation: Mar 11, 879 BCE partial solar eclipse. Found an unidentified wall-covering/relief labeled "Relief of Ashurnasirpal II with the God Ashur hovering above (c. 883-859; Trustees of the British Museum, London)". Looks like it could be a record of a solar eclipse in the constellation Swallow (Pisces). Fits this sunset partial solar eclipse very well.”:

(Source)

55) Cell EM3398. Entered: “Anchor point confirmation: Aug 6, 552 BCE 61% partial lunar eclipse. Accession year of Nabonidus (cf. my file ScriptureChronology.xls). Confirmation also that Nabonidus 17th year fell in 536/535 BCE! Further confirmation of the significance and reality of this lunar eclipse may be found in these words, as translated from the Harran Stele: "At midnight, he (Sin) made me have a dream and said (in the dream) as follows: “Rebuild speedily Ehulhul, the temple of Sin in Harran, and I will hand over to you all the countries." That is, this lunar eclipse did in fact take place "at midnight", 23:35 PM - 2:11 AM SN8 Mosul, Iraq time. (Quote from: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harran_Stela).”

The Harran Stela, discovered at Harran in 1956, depicting the Neo-Babylonian king Nabonidus (r. 556–539 BC)

Per my file ScriptureChronology.xls this eclipse fell in Nabonidus’ accession year. As indicated by several Assyrian steles, the year indicated at the top of stelas is predominantly the accession year or the 1^st year of reign. Accordingly, this eclipse is more than likely the one indicated on the Harran Stele.

Per my file ScriptureChronology.xls this eclipse fell in Nabonidus’ 7^th year of reign.

Not likely to be the eclipse indicated on the Harran Stele.

56) Cell EM3247. After due consideration [below and in my file SennacheribVsLunarEclipses719BCE.doc] and study, I entered:

“Solar eclipse anchor confirmation: Sep 23, 703 BCE total lunar eclipse: In 703 BCE SN8 I see the eclipse beginning 130 min prior to sunrise and 134 min prior to moonset while the eclipsing Moon was above or within the Swallow, which constellation was then setting behind the horizon. Thus, the first two stele icons representing 1) the eclipsing Moon, and 2) the setting Swallow. Above them, some 50 degrees above the horizon Taurus (and Pleiades) were hovering, as represented by the third stele icon: 3) the Taurus icon as elevated upon a small pedestal. All of them still visible, or becoming visible as the last sliver of the Moon hid behind Earth’s shadow 77 min before Moonset and 73 min before sunrise and before dawn, represented on the stele by 4) the Sun icon, at a time when Pleiades was still visible above the Moon, and which constellation would thus not set until past sunrise and moonset. Thus the fifth stele icon: 5) the Pleiades icon. Accordingly, a perfect fit between this 703 BCE total lunar eclipse event and between the icons at the top of Sennacherib's stele!

“Tobit's witness re the length and end of Shalmaneser's reign:

Considerations:

Top portion of Sennacherib’s stele

Cf. this very similar, yet different Sennacherib stele [above is a flipped image of the below BM image]

Yet, this image appears to be the photo of a poured copy of an original stele. I find the icons at the top identical to those on the Sennacherib stele, both of them indicating the time of Sennacherib's accession to the Assyrian throne.

In 703 BCE SN8 I see the eclipse beginning 130 min prior to sunrise and 134 min prior to moonset while the eclipsing Moon was above or within the Swallow (at the southern fish of Pisces), and below the adjacent Taurus and Pleiades. All of them still visible when the last sliver of the Moon hid behind Earth’s shadow 77 min before Moonset and 73 min before sunrise, then setting, totally eclipsed, behind the horizon. The total eclipse would have made Taurus and Pleiades visible on the dark starry sky before the beginning of dawn (dawn cf. the stele Sun icon). Pleiades still being visible at the first signs of dawn could be the reason for the Pleiades icon being placed to the right side of the Sun icon? If so, a perfect fit…?

Notice Jupiter at the top! Located in the Lion constellation! Could it be that the icon above the lunar eclipse icon represents Jupiter, even Jupiter in the Lion?

57) Cell DW3251 edit: ‘2’ changed by entering Sargon II’s regnal years accordingly in cells DW3232-DW3252: Re “ “2” “ in item #‎11) above: Apparently the “expedition to Palestine” in Sargon II’s 2^nd year of reign took place many years earlier than I presumed when writing item #‎11) above. Thus Sargon II may well have become a co-regent with Shalmaneser V on the Assyrian throne in Shalmaneser’s 5^th year. Entering Sargon II’s regnal years accordingly in cells DW3232-DW3252. Seeing the friendly terms between Sargon II and his son Sennacherib, I see no reason for Shalmaneser V not being also still alive while also an aging coregent with both his son and his grandson. If so, no conflict with the apparent witness given in the Book of Tobit.

58) Considerations: Loose ends – Unanswered questions re Shalmaneser’s, Sargon’s, and Sennacherib’s exact years of reign – Need to analyse the details of the bases for the Eponym List from Shalmaneser thru Sennacherib…:

1. Eponym list  Sargon II: 17 year reign “722… [to] 705…”

2. Why Tishri 22? Biblical New Year’s Day…

3. “Expedition to Palestine” in Sennacherib’s 4^th year…

4. “Expedition to Palestine” in Sargon’s 21^st year (722-701 [per the above king list])?

5. What’s the exact basis for Šalmaneser’s “5 years…” of reign?:

"[109] Šalmaneser [V], son of Tiglath-pileser, ruled for 5 years (726-722)." (From livius.org/sources/content/anet/564-566-the-assyrian-king-list/)

6. Possible relationships between a) the icons at the top of Sennacherib’s stele, vs b) the Sep 23, 703 BCE total eclipse, and c) the exact years of reign of Shalmaneser, Sargon, and Sennacherib?

59) Edited cell EM3130. Entered:

“Anchor point confirmation: The Jun 28/29, 820 BCE 0.1411 umbral magnitude partial lunar eclipse dating the Stele of Shamshi-Adad V, son of Šalmaneser [III], in his accession year as viewed from the pre-Hezekiah, pre-pole shift #3, Nimrud-Kalhu-Asher at 15S 55W.

Almost, but not quite identical icons as those on Asshurnasirpal II's stele re the Oct 10, 862 BCE total lunar eclipse in the 19th year of reign of Ashurnasirpal II.

“ "[102] Šalmaneser [III], son of Aššurnasirpal, ruled for 35 years (858-824)." Or, more correctly, (855-820), as evidenced from these stela inscriptions.”

60) Major update of my file ScriptureChronology.xls:

Realizing a need for adjusting the Chinese calendar such that the Chinese New Year falls within columns I and K, rather than in columns H and J as heretofore, the Chinese calendar year identifiers (columns A-E) were moved upwards, i.e. synchronized with the year prior as reconed by other calendars. The need for this change was discovered upon a close analysis of the 37 solar eclipses listed in the book The Chinese Classics, Vol V – The Ch’un Ts’ew with The Tso Chuen, by James Legge. That is, upon trying to find the correct correlation between the “Year of Cycle” listed in the list entitled SOLAR ECLIPSES RECORDED IN THE CH’UN TS’EW on pages 86-87 in that book, and between my Chinese calendar identifiers as listed in column A in my file ScriptureChronology.xls. For the details of that study of mine, please cf. my file SOLAR_ECLIPSES_AS_RECORDED_IN_THE_CHUN_TSEW.xlsx, more specifically columns G, Z, AA, and AD of that file.

Technically, within my file ScriptureChronology.xls, the following edits were made:

i) Entered “60” into cell A1519 [“60”was theretofore in cell A1520]. This was all that was necessary in order to move all the Chinese calendar identifiers (in columns) prior to year 2 CE one row upwards. That is all the BCE years were thus corrected.

ii) Cells A1520-A1792 were modified to:

“=IF(OR(I1520="",I1520<=0),"",IF(A1519>55,IF(A1519<60,MOD(I1520,60)+57,MOD(I1520,60)-3),MOD(I1520,60)-3))”

Previously:

“=IF(A1520>55,IF(A1520<60,MOD(H1521,60)+57,MOD(H1521,60)-3),MOD(H1521,60)-3)”

The “H” to “I” edit effectively corrected all the CE Chinese calendar identifiers. The “IF(OR(I1520="",I1520<=0),"", […])” edit made it possible to fill all the CE column A cells (A1520-A1792) with one copy-paste operation only, without showing spurious results in the three gaps within the CE period of that file.

iii) Cells B18-B1792 were modified to:

“=IF($A1519="","",VLOOKUP(A1519,Sheet3!$A$2:$E$61,4,FALSE))”

in order to show correct results for all correct entries within column A. This edit made it possible to fill all column B cells (B18-B1792) with one copy-paste operation only, without showing spurious results in the three gaps within the CE period of that file.

Previously:

“=VLOOKUP(A1521,Sheet3!$A$2:$E$61,4,FALSE)”

iv) Cells C18-C1792 were modified to:

“=IF($A1520="","",VLOOKUP(A1520,Sheet3!$A$2:$E$61,5,FALSE))”

in order to show correct results for all correct entries within column A. This edit made it possible to fill all column C cells (C18-C1792) with one copy-paste operation only, without showing spurious results in the three gaps within the CE period of that file.

Previously:

“=VLOOKUP(A1520,Sheet3!$A$2:$E$61,5,FALSE))”

61) Cell EM3192 edit:

“Solar eclipse anchor confirmation: Not the 763 BCE eclipse, but the Sep 27, 759 BCE eclipse. Recorded in the 11th year of Ashur-dan III. 85% obscuration at the pre-Hezekiah, pre-pols shift #3 location of Nimrud-Kalhu-Ashur-Nineveh at 15S 55W. The record of his solar eclipse is found in the Assyrian eponym list at the year of "Esdu-sarabe, Governor of Gozan".”

62) Cell EM3252 edit. Added:

“Cf. also https://Adamoh.org/TreeOfLife.wan.io/OTCh/AssyrianKingsVsEclipsesAncientRecords-ReHezekiahVsSennacherib.html”

63) Cell EM3259 edit. Added as a first paragraph:

“Lunar eclipse anchor confirmation: The Aug 13, 691 BCE 0.1916% partial lunar eclipse in Esarhaddon’s, King of Assyria, year of initial (1st of 3) accession to the throne, as observed and recorded on Esarhaddon’s Stele from the point of view of the current, post-pole shift #3, location of Nimrud-Kalhu-Ashur-Nineveh. Re Esarhaddon's three accession events please cf. items #500, 501, and 506 under this link: https://isac.uchicago.edu/sites/default/files/uploads/shared/docs/ancient_records_assyria2.pdf and also the item re the 691 BCE lunar eclipse in my file https://Adamoh.org/TreeOfLife.lan.io/NTCh/CrossCorrelatingHistory&Astronomy.html#AncientRecordsReEsarhaddons3accessions”

64) Cell EM3131. Entered:

Notice re the 23rd year of Joash (quote below!). Cf. my note at the 13th year of Jehoahaz, king of Israel. Difference likely due to the differing calendars of Judah vs Israel:

2 Kings 13:1-5; 24-25:

"In the twenty-third year of Joash the son of Ahaziah, king of Judah, Jehoahaz the son of Jehu became king over Israel at Samaria, and he reigned seventeen years. He did evil in the sight of the Lord, and followed the sins of Jeroboam the son of Nebat, with which he made Israel sin; he did not turn from them. So the anger of the Lord was kindled against Israel, and He gave them continually into the hand of Hazael king of Aram, and into the hand of Ben-hadad the son of Hazael. Then Jehoahaz entreated the favor of the Lord, and the Lord listened to him; for He saw the oppression of Israel, how the king of Aram oppressed them. The Lord gave Israel a deliverer, so that they escaped from under the hand of the Arameans; and the sons of Israel lived in their tents as formerly." (2 Kings 13:1–5)

"When Hazael king of Aram died, Ben-hadad his son became king in his place. Then Jehoash the son of Jehoahaz took again from the hand of Ben-hadad the son of Hazael the cities which he had taken in war from the hand of Jehoahaz his father. Three times Joash defeated him and recovered the cities of Israel." (2 Kings 13:24–25)

65) Added six new columns, EA, EB, EK, EN, EO, and EP entitled respectively Ashur-etil-ili, Adad-Guppi, Nabopolassar, Awel-Merodach aka Evilmerodach, Neriglissar, and Labashi-Marduk for purposes of correlating Adad-Guppi’s record of life:

“From the 20th year of Ashurbanipal, king of Assyria, when I was born, until the 42nd year of Ashurbanipal, the 3rd year of his son Ashur-etil-ili, the 21st year of Nabopolassar, the 43rd year of Nebuchadnezzar, the 2nd year of Awel-Merodach, the 4th year of Neriglissar, during (all) these 95 years in which I visited the temple of the great godhead Sin, king of all the gods in heaven and in the nether world, he looked with favor upon my pious good works and listened to my prayers, accepted my vows. ^{53 “}

(From GTR4, p. 115)

66) Entered the years of Adad-Guppi based on her 89^th year and Nebuchadnezzar’s 43^rd year.

67) Created a new column group EL-EQ: Babylonian Kings. Copy-pasted the entries in the column “70 years Babylonian captivity” into a new column EK. Deleted the original, now duplicate, “70 years Babylonian captivity” column.

68) Cell ER3229. Entered:

“Adad-Guppi's first [42-20=]22+3+21+43=89 years of life, as based on her own record vs Nebuchadnezzar's 43rd year.”

69) Added one new column ER, entitled ‘Belshazzar’. Entered the years in the columns of Ashur-etil-ili, Adad-Guppi, Nabopolassar, Awel-Merodach aka Evilmerodach, Neriglissar, and Labashi-Marduk. That is, the years tied in Adad-Guppi’s record to these kings of Assyria and Babylonia… Ooops, not reaching at either end. Why? Nebuchadnezzar’s years are solid. Ashurbanipal’s years are not, but to make Ashurbanipal’s years fit the years of Esarhaddon of this XXIX.2 version, it appears as though the years of Esarhaddon, and possibly also Sargon and Sennacherib will have to be reviewed? As it stands presently, I see an 8 year gap between Esarhaddon’s 12^th year and Asshurbanipal’s accession year…

70) Accordingly, so as not to lose anything of lasting value in this XXIX.2 version, I will now proceed to a new XXIX.3 version, beginning at that more distant, earlier, end of Adad-Guppi’s record…

3. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXIX.1).xls – Created beginning 5967_{[v2023-12-04]}02 23 2039 [Sat 2024-06-01]

§ This version is built upon version XXIX.0, and is created in an attempt to harmonize Moses’ 120 years of age at time of his death, not 119 years as per version XXIX.0, at the time of the crossing of Jordan and Joshua’s taking over the helm.

1) Copied cells BL2371-BL2173 upward to BL2370-BL2372.

2) Edited cell DL2371.

3) Moved cell DL2372 to DL2374.

4) Copied cells BH2375-BH2376 upward to BH2374-BH2375.

5) Deleted cell BL2375.

6) Edited cell DL2375.

7) Moved cell DL2377 upward to DL2376.

8) Moved part of cell DL2378 to DL2377.

9) Moved cell DL2393 upward to DL2392.

10) Edited cell DL2402.

11) Copied cells BN2393-BN2444 upward to BN2392-BN2443, in order to harmonize BN2441 (40 yrs of reign) with BH2441 (Moses age 67y/o).

12) Copied BM2418-BM2420 upward to BM2417-BM2419, in order to harmonize BN2417 (16^th year) with BM2417-2418.

13) Edited DL2494.

14) Copied BM2453-BM2454 upward to BM2352-BM2453, in order to harmonize AN2499 (5^th year) with BM2499 (48^th year, Jasher 90:6).

15) Copied BO2425-BO2426 upward to BO2424-BO2425, in order to harmonize BO2468 (45 years) with BN2423 (22^nd year) and with BO2423 (Latinus year 0), Jasher 74:7.

16) Edited DL2451 by moving DL2452 into DL2451.

17) Edited DL2468… thus eliminating a former problem.

18) Deleted BQ2456-BQ2460 based upon Jasher 77:1-2. That is, Pharaoh Adikam perished with his army in the Red Sea in his 4^th year of reign.

19) Moved cell DL2428 upward to DL2427.

20) Moved cells BP2412-BP2468 downward to BP2413-BP2469 to harmonize BO2426 (3^rd year) with BP2426 (throne change in Africa).

21) Copied and edited part of cell DL2442 to cell DL2444.

22) Moved and edited part of cell DL2442 to cell DL2441.

23) Moved cell DL2417 upward to DL2416.

24) Moved and edited cell DL2418 upward to DL2417.

25) Moved cell DL2424 upward to DL2423.

26) Moved cells BP2416-BP2422 upward to BP2413-BP2419 to harmonize BM2416 (0) with BP2416 (0) per Jasher 74:2, 4, 5.

27) Along with all of the above adjusting color coding between relevant cells…

§ The above said attempt to harmonize Moses’ 120 years of age at time of his death, vs 119 years as per version XXIX.0, at the time of the crossing of Jordan and Joshua’s taking over the helm, turned out quite well, while in the meantime resolving a few remaining issues previously indicated in orange colored cells. Success!

4. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXIX.0).xls – Created beginning 5967_{[v2023-12-04]}08 20 2039 [Mon 2023-12-04]

§ This version is built upon version XXVII.0, and is initially simply a renaming of version XXVII.0 as modified through the day prior to 5967_{[v2023-12-04]}08 20 2039 [Mon 2023-12-04].

§ After comparing versions XXVII.0 & XXVIII.0 with each of their compatibility with events before and after King Saul’s death and finding significant problems[1] with version XXVIII.0 re those particulars, and while finding no significant problems with version XXVII.0, I find that it is time to update my own datestamps and time reckoning accordingly.

Below please find for comparison the report of a controversial observation of the July 29, 2022 New Moon. That is, illumination being only 0.95%. But why the “(1.13) in the photo below? Compare Starry Night Pro 8!

§ ,an expanded and corrected understanding of the Biblical datestamps associated with the death of king Saul following his experience with the woman at En-Dor and her astronomic description of a lunar eclipse. Cf. the two tables within my article at this link! Specifically said datestamps provide:

§ The tab ‘The Flood’ extensively revised throughout.

§ Added and painted notes re the duration from the Flood to Abram’s sojourns in Canaan. (6000+ years/R2454, S2454, T2454, AO2454, and AP2454.)[2]

§ The 476^th and 480^th year after the Exodus highlighted with green (AM, BT, and BW/BX 2930 & 2934.) [3]

§ Richard Gates quoting EGW:

Per this version XXIX.0, this agrees with Josephus’ Sabbath year reckoning provided that the year of the Crossing of the Jordan is reckoned as year #1, and not as an accession year, i.e. a year #zero (as it should be, but commonly is not). Thus, probably a statement from the pen of EGW based on another unknown author? As such I find it an interesting quote of somewhat confirmatory value for this version XXIX.0!?

§ In cell DL 2946: Added the following text:

1 Kings 8:2, 3…

Apparently Solomon reinitiated the Priestly Courses on Biblical Calendar date Bul 15, Sabbath AM/PM, JD Fri Dec 26, 1010 BCE. Accordingly, the 1st Priestly Course, Jehoiarib/Meron, was serving during the week of the summer solstice (which occurred on JD Dec 30, 1010 BCE):

JD Fri Dec 12, 1010 BCE New Moon ==> JD Fri Dec 26, 1010 BCE 1st AM full Moon of that month! = 3rd AM Biblical Calendar Shabbat in the 10th month, normally. But, for this Sabbath AM to be Bul 15, New Moon #1 would have to be JD Mon May 19, 1010 BCE!

But, considering the placement of the dedication of the Temple on Bul 15, on the 1st full Moon day, on the Sabbath prior to the week of the local summer solstice, and on the #3 Shabbat of the year, said AM full Moon, summer solstice, and 3rd Biblical Calendar Shabbat AM suggests a Freemason origin.

Considering also the Southern Hemispere location of Jerusalem at that time, I find such a late date in the year (JD Mon May 19, 1010 BCE) for the #1 New Moon quite possible.

§ Moved the text contents of cell BZ2970 to CB2970 (re Menelek removing the Ark of the Covenant). Entered zeroes into BZ2970 and CA2970, and a year count into Jeroboam’s column. Also the reign of Asa, and the beginning of Nadab, were entered according to 1 Kings 15:9, 25.

§ In tab ‘Main Calendar’:

1) Inserted a row at line 163 and added new entries re our family destruction into cells I163, M163, O163, P163.

2) In column Q151-Q 163 changed each from “=Oxxx-3914” to “=Oxxx-'6000+ years'!A$3934”. That is, from an obsolete Anno Mundo 3914 in my file ScriptureCronology.xls for Yeshua’s conception to the corresponding updated cell in the tab ‘6000+ years’.

3) Added new entries into cells T158-T163 to identify each dated event.

4) Edited T151: “parents”  “Gunnar’s & Vivian’s”.

5) Inserted a row at line 160 and added new entries re Hans’ conception…

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5. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXVIII.0).xls – Created beginning 5942_{[v2016-12-14-21:32]}07 13 2039 [Sun 2023-10-29]

§ This version is primarily built upon an expanded and corrected understanding of the Biblical datestamps associated with the death of king Saul following his experience with the woman at En-Dor and her astronomic description of a lunar eclipse. Cf. the two tables within my article at this link! Specifically said datestamps provide:

i. The record of the woman’s at En-Dor lunar eclipse observation at sunrise on Mt. Tabor located at that time on the southern hemisphere at 13S 41W;

ii. A datestamp specifying the month of the year in terms of a Biblical calendar consistent with local time reckoning on the southern hemisphere;

iii. Six datestamps specifying the day of the week, plus a dozen or so datestamps specifying relative time, i.e. for instance something said or done on a certain day regarding an event on another day, whether past or future;

iv. Some 18± datestamps altogether.

§ This version XXVIII.0 is built upon version XXVII.0, which version XXVII.0 is built upon the following realizations (over and above that which I had discovered while working on all of the XXVI… versions:

1) that said lunar eclipse observation must have been [in accord with the practice revealed by the clay tablet VAT4956] 1) an AM event tied to the monthly lookout for the astronomical fullmoon, i.e. the first morning in the month when the Sun rises before the Moon sets, and 2) an event within the same Seventh Day upon which Saul visited the woman at En-Dor;

2) that said eclipse observation occurred within the third month of David’s reckoning of time;

3) that each of the two polar shift records of the Bible resulted in a loss of a 24 hour calendar day relative to Julian Day reckoning; and

4) that the specific criteria, imposed by the above said, results in only one possible match within the studied range of years between 1083 BCE – 972 BCE. Adding only one additional match after studying for this version XXVIII.0 also the eclipses of 1137 BCE – 1084 BCE.

§ Accordingly, this version (XXVIII.0) is created by[4] inserting (1090 BCE [spring year from Jan # for the Jan 19 event] - 1061 BCE [fall year from Oct # for the Dec 19 event] =) 30 Scripture years into version XXVII.0, i.e. now XXVIII.0. Technically by inserting 30 lines below 2975, i.e. new lines 2945 through 2974; then copying line 2944 into lines 2945 thru 2975; then copying cells EO2976, EP2976, and EQ2976 upwards in lines 2975 thru 2944, then deleting the cells with negative numbers above the zero; changing 2890E to 1091 and 2890F to 1090; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1; in column G at 1090 BCE and at 975 BCE, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse; extenting the column entries at 2891EO&EP upward to reach zero count, while correcting also the heading boxes at the top and bottom of those columns; finally adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, and C copying from above as based on the creation week, and then Josephus’ sabbatical years[5] in column D based upon year 44/43 BCE.

§ Correcting also the 490 years reckoning re Cyrus’ decree in column BS; BS2942-BS3447. I.e. from 534/533 BCE.

§ Re the timing of Aaron’s conception and age at death: As triggered by a strange notation in my prior versions of cell DL2494, I edited the text in cells DL2494, DL2373, and added a note in DL2371, while also moving Aaron’s conception into the same calendar year as Miriam’s conception; cell BG2371. Also painting green cells accordingly.

§ Findings: Per this version, the event 490 years prior to Cyrus’ decree occurred in 1024/1023 BCE, within King Solomon’s 27^th year of reign, which per this version was a sabbatical year per Josephus’ reckoning. If so, then Cyrus’ decree does not help towards finding the years of Saul’s kingship.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1486 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 3^rd year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 51^st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

- “The people came up out of Jordan on the tenth day…” Abib 10, cf. Joshua 4:19! Thus the crossing was completed at the beginning of said “tenth day”… Which tenth day of the month followed the Third Day [of the week], Joshua 3:2, 5. That is, the 10^th day of Abib was concurrent with the Fourth Day;

Sun Jan 5, 1486 BCE Sunset: 16:34:04; Moonset: 18:19:56; Lag: 156min 40sec; Illum.: 5.49%.  10^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Tue Jan 14 = JD 4^th day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 6^th Day marker: That is, the 5^th Day crossing was completed at the beginning of the 6^th Day. – NOT as required per Joshua 3:2, 5.

Mon Feb 3 (or Fre 4), 1486 BCE Sunset: 17:16:29; Moonset: 19:19:32; Lag: 118min 32sec; Illum.: 2.73%.  10^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Wed Feb 12 (or Thu Feb 13)= JD 5^th (or 6^th) Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 7^th (or 1^st) Day marker: That is, the 6^th Day (or 7^th Day) crossing was completed at the beginning of the 7^th Day (or 1^st Day). – NOT as required per Joshua 3:2, 5.

Wed Mar 5, 1486 BCE Sunset: 17:56:21; Moonset: 19:13:21; Lag: 134min 57sec; Illum.: 3.95%.  10^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Fri Mar 14 = JD 7^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 2^nd Day marker: That is, the 1^st Day crossing was completed at the beginning of the 2^nd Day. . – NOT as required per Joshua 3:2, 5.

Thu Apr 3 (or Fri Apr 4), 1486 BCE Sunset: 18:34:52; Moonset: 20:08:21; Lag: 97min 3sec; Illum.: 2.17%.  10^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Sat Apr 12 (or Sun Apr 13) = JD 1^st Day (or 2^nd Day) marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 3^rd Day (4^th Day) marker: That is, the 2^nd Day (or 3^rd Day) crossing was completed at the beginning of the 3^rd Day (or 4^th Day). As required per Joshua 3:2, 5.

Sat May 3, 1486 BCE Sunset: 19:12:48; Moonset: 19:59:57; Lag: 129min 31sec; Illum.: 4.64%.  10^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Mon May 12 = JD 3^rd Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 5^th Day marker: That is, the 4^th Day crossing was completed at the beginning of the 5^th Day. . . – NOT as required per Joshua 3:2, 5.

Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan on the day beginning at sunset JD Fri Apr 4, 1486 BCE—allows an Abib 10 falling out on the 4^th Day of the week as required by Joshua 3:2, 5; 4:19.

§ Per this version, the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1525 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle. Year 0, the beginning of the Exodus is reckoned from Moses’ calling at the burning bush in 1527/1526 BCE.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Sat Mar 14, 1525 BCE Sunset: 17:58:28; Moonset: 20:04:03; Lag: 76min 30sec; Illum.: 1.82%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Sun Mar 28 = JD 2^nd Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 4^th Day marker  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 4^th Day of the week.

Sun Apr 12, 1525 BCE Sunset: 18:33:04; Moonset: 20:19:47; Lag: 136min 51sec; Illum.: 4.57%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Mon Apr 26 = JD 3^rd Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 5^th Day marker  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 5^th Day of the week.

Tue May 12, 1525 BCE Sunset: 19:08:21; Moonset: 20:32:36; Lag: 125min 48sec; Illum.: 3.45%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Wed May 26 = JD 5^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 7^th Day marker  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week.

Wed Jun 10, 1525 BCE Sunset: 19:43:13; Moonset: 21:27:32; Lag: 70min 57sec; Illum.: 2.50%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Thu June 24 = JD 6^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 1^st Day marker  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 1^st Day of the week.

Thu Jul 9, 1525 BCE Sunset: 19:43:13; Moonset: 21:27:32; Lag: 75min 16sec; Illum.: 1.55%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Fri July 23 = JD 7^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 2^nd Day marker  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 2^nd Day of the week.

Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1525 BCE—allows the 15^th day of the 2^nd month (Ex 16:1) to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

§ Other suggested Bible correlations:

1. According to this version, Abib 15 of the Exodus year would fall out on JD Sun Apr 12, 1525 BCE + 14 days = beginning at sunset JD Sun Apr 26 = JD 2^nd Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 4^th Day marker  The 15^th day of the 1^st month fell out on the 4^th Day of the week.

2. Per this version re Jer 34:9—Slaves released: 589/588 BCE was the 5^th year of the 1^st Sabbatical cycle of the 70^th Jubilee cycle; Nebuchadnezzar’s 17^th year, Jehoiachin’s 9^th and Zedekiah’s 9^th year. Interestingly this places the destruction of Solomon’s temple in the 70^th year of jubilee.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation followed 3 years after Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in the 5^th year of the 3^rd Sabbatical cycle of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 2^nd year of the 4^th Sabbatical cycle of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 5^th year of the 2^nd Sabbatical cycle of the 71^st Jubilee cycle. But it did fall in a Sabbatical year per Josephus’ reckoning.

7. Re Neh 1:1; 2:1; 6:15; 7:73; 8:2, 14-18; 9:1, 3. The reading of the Torah in Artaxerxes’ 20^th/21^st year – 446/445 BCE & 445/444 BCE: Per this version the reading of the Torah occurred one year after the end of the 72^nd Jubilee year.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1486 BCE: Per this version an event between 4^th and 5^th years of the 7^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in the 5^th year of the 5^th Sabbatical cycle of the 69^th Jubilee cycle.

10.Re Acts 13:14, 15 & the reading of the Torah on the Pentecost Sabbath: Per this version either the 5^th Sabbatical year in 31 CE, or the 6^th Sabbatical year, of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle[6].

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1927 BCE. Which per this version fell at the beginning of the 4^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[7] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.64 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Sun Sep 12, 1927 BCE Sunset: 19:06:48; Moonset: 19:57:13; Lag: 57min 6sec; Illum.: 2.20%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset JD Sun Oct 3 = JD 2^nd Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 4^th Day marker  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 4^th Day of the week.

Mon Oct 11, 1927 BCE Sunset: 18:09:50; Moonset: 19:12:20; Lag: 65min 4sec; Illum.: 4.62%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset JD Mon Nov 1 (or 2) = JD 3^rd (or 4^th) Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 5^th (or 6^th) Day marker  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 5^th (or 6^th) Day of the week.

Wed Nov 10, 1927 BCE Sunset: 17:14:01; Moonset: 18:03:22; Lag: 54min 28sec; Illum.: 2.34%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset JD Wed Dec 1 = JD 5^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 7^th Day marker  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week.

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1927 BCE—allows the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 6^th or 7^th Day of the week.

§ Additional points derived from versions XXIV.0.0 & XXIII.0:

11.An event allowing a three day’s journey to be begun and concluded before the beginning of a 7^th Day Sabbath. Num 10:11.

“Num 10:11 KJV And it came to pass on the twentieth day of the second month, in the second year, that the cloud was taken up from off the tabernacle of the testimony.”

Beginning either on the 1^st Day, while allowing a three day distance round trip, or else beginning on the 4^th Day and concluded prior to the beginning of Sabbath.

To fit, this event must fall in the 12^th or 13^th lunar month following the Elim event on JD Wed May 26, 1525 BCE = JD 5^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 7^th Day marker  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month. That is, as dated above in this version XXVIII.0.

JD March 4, 1524 BCE Sunset: …; Moonset: …; Lag: 114min 31sec; Illum.: 3.05%.  20^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Tue Mar 23, 1524 BCE = JD 4^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 6^th Day marker  The 20^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 6^th Day of the week.

JD April 2, 1524 BCE Sunset: …; Moonset: …; Lag: 89min 15sec; Illum.: 1.89%.  20^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Wed Apr 21, 1524 BCE = JD 5^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 7^th Day marker  The 20^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week.

JD May 1, 1524 BCE Sunset: …; Moonset: …; Lag: 63min 48sec; Illum.: 1.05%.  20^th day: Beginning at sunset JD (Thu or) Fri May (20 or) 21, 1524 BCE = JD (6^th or) 7^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar (1^st or) 2^nd Day marker  The 20^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the (1^st or) 2^nd Day of the week.

JD May 31, 1524 BCE Sunset: …; Moonset: …; Lag: 95min 51sec; Illum.: 1.89%.  20^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Sat Jun 19 (or JD Sun Jun 20), 1524 BCE = JD 1^st (or 2^nd) Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 3^rd (or 4^th) Day marker  The 20^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 3^rd (or 4^th) Day of the week.

Yes, this fits this version XXVIII.0. Both of these may fit, but not as perfect as those of version XXVII.0: JD Sun May 16, 1524 BCE, OR JD Sun Jun 20), 1524 BCE.

12.The 9^th plague understood in terms of being a darkness associated with Earth’s passage of the Ursids meteorite dust cloud of the 8P/Tuttle comet.[8] The 8P/Tuttle comet leaves a trail of dust, which as the Earth passes through it twice annually, results in 1) the Ursids-meteor showers between December 13-24,[9] and 2) a similar, though apparently less recognized, event a few days before and after May 1. Likewise also a few days prior to the Exodus on April 26, 1495 BCE per the within version XXVII.0, and April 26, 1525 BCE per version XXVIII.0. That is, a darkness event of the same nature as that which occurred on May 19, 1780 CE in New England. Thus an event in the year of the Exodus. Num 33:3. Cf. SkyView Café views below!

Earth Passing the Plane of Comet Orbits

SkyViewCafe views

SkyViewCafe dates for Earth passing through 1P/Halley’s orbit:

Inside: July 23, 1525, and 1494 BCE; but Aug 29, 2023 CE

Outside: Jan 20, 1525, and 1494 BCE; but Feb 24, 2023 CE

Another, apparently better fitting, explanation, is the 8P/Tuttle Comet and the associated Leonid Meteor Showers between November 6-30:

Exactly in the middle of 8P/Tuttle’s orbit April 30, 1525 BCE…

Or, when zooming in, more exactly on May 3, 1525 BCE…

Exodus option 7 days prior to the above…

Compare that to the Great Meteor Shower in New England on Nov 13, 1833. Notice, this shows 8P/Tuttle, not the 55P/Temple-Tuttle comet that’s generally associated with the Leonid meteor showers seen at that time, but which is not available in SkyViewCafe!

…that occurred 19 days prior to Earth passing 8P/Tuttle’s orbit on Dec 2, 1833…

And likewise for the Great Darkness that covered New England on May 19, 1780…

…13 days prior to passing the plane of 8P/Tuttle on June 1, 1780…

13.The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah and Abraham’s 99^th year. Gen 17:1, 24; 19:23, 24, 28. Per version XXVIII.0 this event would have fallen out in the morning of Day Four or Seven, Oct 3 or Dec 3, 1927 BCE, and per version XXVII.0 in the morning of Day Seven Oct 3, 1897 BCE, which dates may fit Earth’s passing through 8P/Tuttle’s dust cloud on Nov 1 of said years. Yes, this fits this versions XXVIII.0 and XXVII.0.[10]

8P/Tuttle vs. Earth’s position:

Halley’s comet orbit, for comparison:

Outside the periphery of Halley’s orbit:

Inside the path of Halley’s orbit:

§ “Exo 29:35 KJV And thus shalt thou do unto Aaron, and to his sons, according to all things which I have commanded thee: seven days shalt thou consecrate them.”

“Exo 40:2 KJV On the first day of the first month shalt thou set up the tabernacle of the tent of the congregation.”

”Exo 40:17 KJV And it came to pass in the first month in the second year, on the first day of the month, that the tabernacle was reared up.”

§ Test re version XXVIII.0: Successful x4:

1. Allows the Jordan crossing criteria (as required per Joshua 3:2, 5);

2. 4^th Day Abib 15 in the year of the Exodus – April 26, 1525 BCE;

3. the 7^th Day = Zif 15 (Ex 16:1) in the year of the Exodus - May 26, 1525 BCE; and

4. the 6^th or 7^th Day at the time of Abraham’s 99^th birthday.

5. Mary’s conception in the fall of 16 BCE = AM 3959, and the eve of a Sabbatical year of Josephus.

6. AM 6001 begins in the fall of 2027 CE

7. AM 4001 began in the fall of 27 CE, the year when Peter met Cornelius, and when Caesar Caius died and Caesar Claudius began his reign.

9. XXVII.0:

10.Mary’s conception in the fall of 16 BCE = AM 3929, and the eve of a Sabbatical year of Josephus.

11.AM 6001 begins in the fall of 2057 CE

12.AM 4001 began in the fall of 57 CE, the year of Jerusalem’s destruction under Titus generalship.

Table Comparing Results of Versions XXVII.0 and XXVIII.0  Version XXVII.0 success

Covering all 403 lunar eclipses between Aug 28, 972 BCE and Jan 29, 1137 BCE (=166 years,) including all total, partial, umbral, and penumbral eclipses.

Version

Endor

Eclipse visibility

(at sunrise-moonset time)

Endor eclipse date

9th plague days prior to the Exodus

Ex 10:21-23

Week Day of…

Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah

Gen 19:23, 24, 28

Slaves released Jer 34:9

Creator’s Sabbatical vs Josephus’ Sabbatical

Priestly Courses agreement

Acceptable year of YHWH

Luk 4:19

Crucifixion

Cyrus’ 1^st year decree

Ezra 1:1-2

Reading Torah

Traditional SDA teaching

1-1-15

Num 33:3

Exodus

1-2-15

Ex 16:1

Elim

2-1-1

Ex 29:35; 40:2, 17

Tabernacle set up

2-2-20

Num 10:11

Cloud

40-1-10

Jordan crossing

Abraham’s 99^th birthday & Sodom and Gomorrah’s destruction.

Nehemiah

Artaxerxes 20/21

After Ai fell

Jos 8:34

18^th year of Josiah

2 Kin 22:8

Acts 13:14, 15

Sabbatical beginning

Notice re these columns: Red not ok. Blue marks problems. All Green means ok 

The 2^nd Options of version XXVII.0 are ok

In version XXVIII.0, please notice in these columns the absence of the Freemason/RCC characteristics, that are present in Version XXVII.0 below!

XXVIII.0

A total lunar eclipse, diminishing to 12% umbral at sunrise. This month #10 eclipse requires an Apr 15, 1091 BCE New Moon #1. Corresponds to David's reckoning New Moon #1 on Nov 8, 1091 BCE.

JD Fri Jan 19, 1090 BCE = 7^th Day AM

Earth passes through the dust cloud of 8P/Tuttle May 1, 1525 BCE, similar timing as the Great Darkness over New England on May 19, 1780.

Beginning at sunset JD Sun Apr 26, 1525 BCE = JD 2^nd Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 4^th Day marker  The 15^th day of the 1^st month fell out on the 4^th Day of the week.

Beginning at sunset JD Wed May 26, 1525 BCE = JD 5^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 7^th Day marker  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week.

JD April 2, 1524 BCE Lag: 89min 15sec; Illum.: 1.89%.  1^st day: Beginning at sunset JD Fri Apr 2, 1524 BCE = JD 7^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 2^nd Day marker  The 1^st day of the 1^st month fell out on the 2^nd Day of the week.

- OR –

JD Sat May 1, 1524 BCE Lag: 63min 48sec; Illum.: 1.05%.  1^st day: Beginning at sunset JD (Sat or) Sun May (1 or) 2, 1524 BCE = JD (1^st or) 2^nd Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar (3^rd or) 4^th Day marker  The 1^st day of the 1^st month fell out on the (3^rd or) 4^th Day of the week.

JD May 1, 1524 BCE Lag: 63min 48sec; Illum.: 1.05%.  20^th day: Beginning at sunset JD (Thu or) Fri May (20 or) 21, 1524 BCE = JD (6^th or) 7^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar (1^st or) 2^nd Day marker  The 20^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the (1^st or) 2^nd Day of the week.

- OR –

Beginning at sunset JD Sat Jun 19, 1524 BCE (or JD Sun Jun 20) = JD 1^st (or 2^nd) Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 3^rd (or 4^th) Day marker  The 20^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 3^rd (or 4^th) Day of the week.

Beginning at sunset JD Sun Apr 13, 1486 BCE = JD 2^nd Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 4^th Day marker: That is, 3^rd Day crossing was completed at the beginning of the 4^th Day.

Beginning at sunset JD Sun Oct 3, 1927 BCE = JD 2^nd Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 4^th Day marker  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 4^th Day of the week. -OR - Beginning at sunset JD Tue Nov 2, 1927 BCE = JD 4^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 6^th Day marker  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 6^th Day of the week.

-OR-

Beginning at sunset JD Wed Dec 1, 1927 BCE = JD 5^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 7^th Day marker  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week.

Earth passes through the dust cloud of 8P/Tuttle [11] Nov 1, 1927 BCE, similar timing as the Great Star Shower of Nov 13, 1833 CE over New England.

Slaves released: 589/588 BCE was the 5^th year of the 1^st Sabbatical cycle of the 70^th Jubilee cycle; Nebuchadnezzar’s 17^th year, Jehoiachin’s 9^th and Zedekiah’s 9^th year.

Interestingly this places the destruction of Solomon’s temple in the 70^th jubilee year, 587/586 BCE.

No exact

agreement with continuous Priestly courses:

1^st Priestly course reckoned from Abib 14, 1524 BCE, Shabbat #2 in Abib, not from the first Sabbath in Abib.

Solomon’s 1^st priestly course on Aug 17, 1040 BCE would require a Jan 20 New Moon #1!

(cf. yellow painted column #7 to the left)

5^th year of the 3^rd Sabbatical cycle of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle.

2^nd year of the 4^th Sabbatical cycle of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle

534/533 BCE = 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 5^th year of the 2^nd Sabbatical cycle of the 71^st Jubilee cycle.

But it did fall in a Sabbatical year per Josephus’ reckoning.

The reading of the Torah in Artaxerxes’ 20^th/21^st year – 446/445 BCE & 445/444 BCE: Per this version the reading of the Torah occurred one year after the end of the 72^nd Jubilee year.

1486 BCE: Per this version an event between 4^th and 5^th years of the 7^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

5^th year of the 5^th Sabbatical cycle of the 69^th Jubilee cycle

Either the 5^th Sabbatical year in 31 CE, or the 6^th Sabbatical year in 38 CE, of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle[12].

Per this version XXVIII:

Anno Mundi 4001

Began in the

Fall of 27 CE

Anno Mundi 6001

Begins in the fall of 2027 CE

Notice re these columns: Red not ok. Blue marks problems. All Green means ok 

The 2^nd Options of version XXVII.0 are ok

Below, not above, please notice in these columns the not so subtle prominence of multiples of 3, as in 666, and as in the chosen sign of the Freemasons and of the RCC! Notice also the mid-week Sabbaths as in the Black Sabbaths of Satan!

XXVII.0

A Partial (0.6862) lunar eclipse, diminishing to 51% (SNB) or 63% (SN8) at sunrise. This month #10 eclipse requires a Mar 14, 1061 BCE New Moon #1. Corresponds to David's reckoning New Moon #1 on Oct 6, 1061 BCE.

JD Fri Dec 19, 1061 BCE = 7^th Day AM

Earth passes through the dust cloud of 8P/Tuttle May 1, 1495 BCE, similar timing as the Great Darkness over New England on Nov 13, 1780.

Beginning at sunset JD Tue Apr 26, 1495 BCE = JD 4^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 6^th Day marker  The 15^th day of the 1^st month fell out on the 6^th (not the 7^th!) Day of the week.

-OR-

Beginning at sunset JD Wed May 25, 1495 BCE = JD 5^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 7^th Day marker  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week =

Abib 15, Day of the Exodus.

Beginning at sunset JD Wed May 25, 1495 BCE = JD 5^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 7^th Day marker  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week.

-OR-

Beginning at sunset JD Thu Jun 23, 1495 BCE = JD 6^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 1^st Day marker  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 1^st Day of the week.  YHWH spoke on Shabbat, perhaps in the evening twilight towards the 1st Day, and the mannah came the next morning, Day #1.

JD Mar 2, 1494 BCE: Lag: 102min 55sec; Illum.: 2.91%.  1^st day: Beginning at sunset JD Thu Mar 2, 1494 BCE = JD 6^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 1^st Day marker  The 1^st day of the 1^st month fell out on the 1^st Day of the week.

-OR-

JD Sat April 1, 1494 BCE: Lag: 68min 41sec; Illum.: 1.20%.  1^st day: Beginning at sunset JD Sat Apr 1 (or Sun Apr 2), 1494 BCE = JD 1^st (or 2^nd) Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 3^rd (or 4^th) Day marker  The 1^st

day of the 1^st month fell out on the 3^rd (or 4^th) Day of the week.

Beginning at sunset JD Thu Apr 20 (or Fri Apr 21), 1494 BCE = JD 6^th (or 7^th) Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 1^st (or 2^nd) Day marker  The 20^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 1^st (or 2^nd) Day of the week.

-OR-

Beginning at sunset JD Sat May 20 (or Sun May 21), 1494 BCE = JD 1^st (or 2^nd) Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 3^rd (or 4^th)⁾Day marker  The 20^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 3^rd(or 4^th) Day of the week.

Beginning at sunset JD Sun Apr 10, 1456 BCE = JD 2^nd Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 4^th Day marker: That is, the 3^rd Day crossing was completed at the beginning of the 4^th Day.

Beginning at sunset JD Wed Oct 3, 1897 BCE = JD 5^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 7^th Day marker  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week.

Earth passes through the dust cloud of 8P/Tuttle[13] Nov 1, 1897 BCE, similar timing as the Great Star Shower of Nov 13, 1833 CE over New England.

Slaves released: 589/588 BCE was the 3^rd year of the 4 Sabbatical cycle of the 69^th Jubilee cycle; Nebuchadnezzar’s 17^th year, Jehoiachin’s 9^th and Zedekiah’s 9^th year.

But notice the multiples of 3, as in 666, and also the mid Sabbatical cycle!

Agreement with continuous Priestly courses

1^st Priestly course reckoned from Abib 7, i.e. from the first Sabbath in Abib.

1^st priestly course of Solomon would fall on JD Fri Dec 26, 1010 BCE = A full Moon [14] Shabbat and the 3rd Shabbat of the month. Possibly Bul?, but normally the 10^th month, Tevet.

(cf. yellow painted column #7 to the left)

3^rd year of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the [9*9=] 81^st Jubilee cycle.

But notice the multiples of 3, as in 666!

6th Sabbatical year of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

And notice the multiples of 3, as in 666!

534/533 BCE = 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 2^nd year of the 5^th Sabbatical cycle of the 70^th Jubilee cycle.

But it also fell in a Sabbatical year as reckoned by Josephus.

The reading of the Torah in Artaxerxes’ 20^th/21^st year – 446/445 BCE & 445/444 BCE: Per this version the reading of the Torah occurred on the threshold between the 6^th and the 7^th year of the 3^rd Sabbatical cycle of the 72^nd Jubilee cycle.

1456 BCE: Per this version an event between the 3^rd and 4^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

But notice the multiples of 3, as in 666!

3^rd year of the 1^st Sabbatical cycle of the 69^th Jubilee cycle.

But notice the multiples of 3, as in 666!

The 1^st Sabbatical year of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle began in the fall of 32 CE[15].

Anno Muni 4001

Began in the

Fall of 57 CE

Anno Mundi 6001

Begins in the fall of 2057 CE

Which is a Sabbatical of Josephus.

As in the days of Noah!:

The Flood began in Anno Mundi 1657

2287 BCE!

per this vesion

Notice re these columns: Red not ok. Blue marks problems. All Green means ok 

The 2^nd Options of version XXVII.0 are ok

In version XXVII.0, but not XXVIII.0, please notice in these columns the not so subtle prominence of multiples of 3, as in 666, and as in the chosen sign of the Freemasons and of the RCC! Notice also the mid-week Sabbaths as in the Black Sabbaths of Satan!

6. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXVII.0).xls – Created beginning 5942_{[v2016-12-14-21:32]}06 28 2039 [Sat 2023-10-14]

v. The record of the woman’s at En-Dor lunar eclipse observation at sunrise on Mt. Tabor located at that time on the southern hemisphere at 13S 41 W;

vi. A datestamp specifying the month of the year in terms of a Biblical calendar consistent with local time reckoning on the southern hemisphere;

vii. Six datestamps specifying the day of the week, plus a dozen or so datestamps specifying relative time, i.e. for instance something said or done on a certain day regarding an event on another day, whether past or future;

viii. Some 18± datestamps altogether.

§ This version is built upon version XII.0.3, including also my later relevant edits thru [16] version XXVI.1.22, which version XII.0.3 is the last prior version not being merely a test designed to find which one of several potential [as I previously thought] lunar eclipse dates that fits the Biblical records best. That is, said tests being irrelevant once I realized:

2) that said eclipse observation occurred within the third month of David’s reckoning of time;

3) that each of the two polar shift records of the Bible resulted in a loss of a 24 hour calendar day relative to Julian Day reckoning; and

4) that the specific criteria, imposed by the above said, results in only one possible match within the studied range of years between 1083 BCE – 972 BCE.

§ Accordingly, this version (XXVII.0) is created by[17] inserting (1061 BCE [fall year from Oct # for the Dec 19 event] - 1035 BCE [spring year thru Oct # for the Sept 7 event] =) 25 Scripture years into version XII.0.3, i.e. now XXVII.0. Technically by inserting 25 lines below 2975, i.e. new lines 2976 through 3000; then copying line 2975 into lines 2976 thru 3001; changing 2891E to 1061 and 2891F to 1060; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1; in column G at 1061 BCE, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse; extenting the column entries at 2891EO&EP upward to reach zero count; then adding the edits specified in footnote #7 (including also the removal of a falsly labeled year #1 after the Exodus[18]); finally adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C copying from above as based on the creation week, and then column D based upon year 44/43 BCE.

§ Correcting “430” in cells EO3346 & EP3354 to “=490-70” = 420 years

§ Correcting columns EO&EP by copying EO3344&EP3344 into the above columns until they each reach zero (0).

§ In column EQ: Adding a reverse count from Cyrus’ decree until it reaches 490 years.

§ Corrections re Aaron’s birth year and age at death by copying a square block of cells from version XXVIII.0 BF2366-HC2494 into XXVII.0 at BF2366. Double checked all boundaries and pertinent cells. No issues found except painting a few additional cell to the right of added text in certain cells.

§ Findings: Per this version, the event 490 years prior to Cyrus’ decree occurred within King David’s 37^th year of reign. If so, then Cyrus’ decree does not help towards finding the year of Saul’s kingship.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1456 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 3^rd year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 51^st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mon Jan 31 1456 BCE Sunset: 16:34:04; Moonset: 18:19:56; Lag: 80min 33sec; Illum.: 2.12%.  10^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Wed Feb 9 = JD 5^th day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 7^h Day marker: That is, the Preparation Day crossing was completed at the beginning of the 7^th Day. Might seem reasonable, but NOT as required per Joshua 3:2, 5.

Tue Mar 1 1456 BCE Sunset: 17:16:29; Moonset: 19:19:32; Lag: 124min 4sec; Illum.: 3.91%.  10^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Fri Mar 10= JD 7th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 2^nd Day marker: That is, the 1^st Day crossing was completed at the beginning of the 2^nd Day. – NOT as required per Joshua 3:2, 5.

Thu Mar 31 (or Fri Apr 1), 1456 BCE Sunset: 17:56:21; Moonset: 19:13:21; Lag: 91min 40sec; Illum.: 1.96%.  10^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Sat Apr 9 (or Sun Apr 10) = JD 1^st Day (or 2^nd Day) marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 3^rd Day (or 4^th Day) marker: That is, the 2^nd Day (or 3^rd Day) crossing was completed at the beginning of the 3^th Day (4^th Day). – As required per Joshua 3:2, 5.

Sat Apr 30 1456 BCE Sunset: 18:34:52; Moonset: 20:08:21; Lag: 129min 27sec; Illum.: 3.51%.  10^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Mon May 9 = JD 3rd Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 5^th Day marker: That is, the 4^th Day crossing was completed at the beginning of the 5^th Day. . – NOT as required per Joshua 3:2, 5.

Sun May 29 1456 BCE Sunset: 19:12:48; Moonset: 19:59:57; Lag: 98min 00sec; Illum.: 1.77%.  10^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Tue Jun 7 = JD 4^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 6^th Day marker: That is, the 5^th Day crossing was completed at the beginning of the 6^th Day. – NOT as required per Joshua 3:2, 5.

Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan on JD Sun Apr 10, 1456 BCE—allows an Abib 10 falling out on the 4^th Day of the week as required by Joshua 3:2, 5; 4:19.

§ Per this version, Elim event on the 15^th day of the 2^nd month (Exodus 16:1) of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1495 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

JD Sun Mar 13, 1495 BCE Sunset: 17:58:28; Moonset: 20:04:03; Lag: 76min 30sec; Illum.: 1.82%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Sun Mar 27 = JD 2^nd Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 4^th Day marker  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 4^th Day of the week.

JD Tue Apr 12, 1495 BCE Sunset: 18:33:04; Moonset: 20:19:47; Lag: 136min 51sec; Illum.: 4.57%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Tue Apr 26 = JD 4^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 6^th Day marker  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 6^th Day of the week. Not the 7^th Day! Notice that this New Moon observation of JD Tue Apr 12 could hardly have been delayed due to inclement weather! Or else this month could not have had more than 28 days prior to the following 7^th Day fit!

JD Wed May 11, 1495 BCE Sunset: 19:08:21; Moonset: 20:32:36; Lag: 125min 48sec; Illum.: 3.45%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Wed May 25 = JD 5^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 7^th Day marker  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week.

JD Thu Jun 9, 1495 BCE Sunset: 19:43:13; Moonset: 21:27:32; Lag: 70min 57sec; Illum.: 2.50%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Thu Jun 23 = JD 6^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 1^st Day marker  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on [or on Sabbath afternoon at the very beginning of] the 1^st Day of the week.

JD Sat Jul 9, 1495 BCE Sunset: 19:43:13; Moonset: 21:27:32; Lag: 75min 16sec; Illum.: 1.55%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Sat Jul 23 = JD 1^st Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 3^rd Day marker  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 3^rd Day of the week.

Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1495 BCE—allows the 15^th day of the 2^nd month (Ex 16:1) to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

§ Other suggested Bible correlations:

1. According to this version, Abib 15 of the Exodus year would fall out on Tue Apr 12, 1495 BCE + 14 days = beginning at sunset JD Tue Apr 26, 1495 BCE = JD 4^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 6^th Day marker  The 15^th day of the 1^st month fell out on the 6^th Day of the week.

2. Per this version re Jer 34:9—Slaves released: 589/588 BCE was the 3^rd year of the 4 Sabbatical cycle of the 69^th Jubilee cycle; Nebuchadnezzar’s 17^th year, Jehoiachin’s 9^th and Zedekiah’s 9^th year. Also in the year following Josephus’ sabbatical reckoning.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation followed 5 years after Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in the 3^rd year of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 6th Sabbatical year of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 2^nd year of the 5^th Sabbatical cycle of the 70^th Jubilee cycle. But it also fell in a Sabbatical year as reckoned by Josephus.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1456 BCE: Per this version an event between the 3^rd and 4^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in the 3^rd year of the 1^st Sabbatical cycle of the 69^th Jubilee cycle.

10.Re Acts 13:14, 15 & the reading of the Torah on the Pentecost Sabbath: Per this version the 1^st Sabbatical year of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle began in the fall of 32 CE[19].

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1897 BCE. Which per this version fell at the beginning of the 4^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[20] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.64 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Wed Sep 12 1897 BCE Sunset: 19:06:48; Moonset: 19:57:13; Lag: 56min 29sec; Illum.: 11.19%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset JD Wed Oct 3 = JD 5^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 7^th Day marker  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week.

Thu Oct 11 1897 BCE Sunset: 18:09:50; Moonset: 19:12:20; Lag: 52min 44sec; Illum.: 6.99%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset JD Thu Nov 1 = JD 6^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 1^st Day marker  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 1^st Day of the week.

Fri Nov 9 1897 BCE Sunset: 17:14:01; Moonset: 18:03:22; Lag: 58min 49sec; Illum.: 3.80%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset JD Fri Nov 30 = JD 7^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 2^nd Day marker  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 2^nd Day of the week.

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1897 BCE—allows the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

§ Additional points derived from versions XXIV.0.0 & XXIII.0:

14.An event allowing a three day’s journey to be begun and concluded before the beginning of a 7^th Day Sabbath. Num 10:11.

“Num 10:11 KJV And it came to pass on the twentieth day of the second month, in the second year, that the cloud was taken up from off the tabernacle of the testimony.”

Beginning either on the 1^st Day, while allowing a three day distance round trip, or else beginning on the 4^th Day and concluded prior to the beginning of Sabbath.

To fit, this event must fall in the 12^th or 13^th lunar month following the Elim event, which per this version XXVII.0 took place either 1) at sunset JD Wed May 25, 1495 BCE, or 2) at sunset JD Thu Jun 23. 1495 BCE. That is, as dated above in this version XXVII.0. This event must also agree with the setting up of the Tabernacle event at the beginning of the prior month:

JD March 2, 1494 BCE Sunset: …; Moonset: …; Lag: 102min 55sec; Illum.: 2.91%.  20^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Tue Mar 21, 1494 BCE = JD 4^th Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 6^th Day marker  The 20^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 6^th Day of the week.

JD April 1, 1494 BCE Sunset: …; Moonset: …; Lag: 68min 41sec; Illum.: 1.20%.  20^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Thu Apr 20 (or Fri Apr 21), 1494 BCE = JD 6^th (or 7^th) Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 1^st (or 2^nd) Day marker  The 20^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 1^st (or 2^nd) Day of the week.

JD May 1, 1494 BCE Sunset: …; Moonset: …; Lag: 108min 40sec; Illum.: 2.52%.  20^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Sat May 20 (or Sun May 21), 1494 BCE = JD 1^st (or 2^nd) Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 3^rd (or 4^th)⁾Day marker  The 20^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 3^rd(or 4^th) Day of the week.

JD May 30, 1494 BCE Sunset: …; Moonset: …; Lag: 88min 36sec; Illum.: 1.42%.  20^th day: Beginning at sunset JD Mon June 19, 1494 BCE = JD 3^rd Day marker = Pre-Joshua’s Long Day calendar 5^thDay marker  The 20^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 5^thDay of the week.

Yes, this fits this version XXVII.0. Best fit of two possible: JD Sun May 21, 1494 BCE.

15.The 9^th plague understood in terms of being a darkness associated with Earth’s passage of the Ursids meteorite dust cloud of the 8P/Tuttle comet.[21] The 8P/Tuttle comet leaves a trail of dust, which as the Earth passes through it twice annually, results in 1) the Ursids-meteor showers between December 13-24,[22] and 2) a similar, though apparently less recognized, event a few days before and after May 1. Likewise also a few days prior to the Exodus on April 26, 1495 BCE per the within version XXVII.0, and April 26, 1525 BCE per version XXVIII.0. That is, a darkness event of the same nature as that which occurred on May 19, 1780 CE in New England. Thus an event in the year of the Exodus. Num 33:3. See SkyViewCafe pictures above!

§ Test re version XXVII: Successful x5:

1. Allows the Jordan crossing criteria (as required per Joshua 3:2, 5);

2. the 7^th Day = Zif 15 (Ex 16:1) in the year of the Exodus; and

3. the 7^th Day at the time of Abraham.

4. Allows also the Neh 1:1; 2:1; 6:15; 7:73; 8:2, 14-18; 9:1, 3 reading of the Torah at the beginning of a Sabbatical year.

5. Also the crucifixion took place in the 6^th Sabbatical year of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

7. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (the numerous test versions XXVI.1.01 - XXVI.1.22.0).xls – Created 5904_[_v2020-01-28_]13 19 2035 [2020-02-14]

§ Testing versions [After removal of non-existent 1^st year after the Exodus! – That is, after recognizing that the accession year, year zero was the year of the burning bush and Moses’ calling]…

§ These versions are all created… out of version XXVI.0.0

§ More…

8. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXVI.0.0).xls – Created 5904_[_v2020-01-28_]13 02 2035 [2020-01-28]

§ This version is built upon version XXII.0.06.0, which – after discarding version XXV.0.0, built upon a faulty XXII.0.00 (corrected as XXII.0.00.3) - I find being the one best fitting all the Bible passages and associated data as listed and referenced in the columns of the below two tables as per the most recent version. That is, the tables listing the results obtained from testing the following versions against the criteria listed at the top of each column in said two tables: version XII.03, versions XIII.0.0-XXI.0.0, and versions XXII.0.00.3-XXII.0.22.

§ Once named and saved as version XXVI.0.0, the following points are copied from version XXIV.0.0 and XXV.0.0 (noticing also that XXIV.0.0 is built upon version XXII.0.06.1, not XXII.0.06.0,) appropriately modified, and applied also into this version XXVI.0.0:

§ Added a year zero (0) to the reigns of Saul and David. Cells 2879BU and 2891BV.

§ Added a reverse count from the year of Darius’ decree towards the 490^th year prior. Cells 3358BS-2868BS.

§ Added a reverse count from the beginning of David’s reign to the 490^th year prior to Darius’ decree. Cells 2868BV-2890BV.

§ More…

9. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXV.0.00).xls – Created 5887_[_v2020-01-19_]12 23 2035 [2020-01-19]

§ This version is built upon version XXII.0.00… More…

§ More…

10. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXIV.0.0).xls – Created 5903_[_v2020-01-18_]12 23 2035 [evening of 2020-01-18]

§ This version is built upon version XXII.0.06, which I find being the one best fitting all the Bible passages and associated data as listed and referenced in the columns of the above two tables as per the most recent version. That is, the tables listing the results obtained from testing the following versions against the criteria listed at the top of each column in said two tables: version XII.03, versions XIII.0.0-XXI.0.0, and versions XXII.0.00-XXII.0.22.

§ Once named and saved as version XXIV.0.0, the following points are copied from version XXIII.0.0, appropriately modified, and applied also into this version XXIV.0.0:

§ As such, this version serves as the basis for this now newest version of my Bible based date stamps and calendar being used. As such the only thing changed in comparison to my last prior dating is the first year number, presently 5903, the one based upon the Genesis Chapter One creation, and the version number identified within brackets.

§ The factors given priority in this choice were as follows (and in that order:)

1. Presently, the basis for all my BCE Old Testament dates prior to the division of Israel and Judah, built upon the words used in the Hebrew text by the woman in Endor. Words of hers are identical to words being used in the astronomical clay table from Nebuchadnezzar’s 37^th year of reign, which words describe the first appearance of the astronomical full moon of that month.

This is a necessary and unavoidable condition upon which all of the lunar eclipses being listed in the above said two tables are being built. More…

If this version, XXIV.0.0, is truly the correct choice, then my prior understanding and reckoning of David’s move out of Philistine will need further consideration and revision. That is, seeing (col #3) that that lunar eclipse is dated to September 7, 1000 BCE. Upon further considering, however, that at that time, prior to the poleshift in King Hezekiah’s 15^th year of reign, Israel and Judah were located on the Southern Hemisphere, the hot season would have ended sometime between March and June. It follows that, if the month of said lunar eclipse is reckoned as the 4^th month referenced by the words “year and four months,” then the New Moon of May 28, 1000 BCE would have defined the corresponding month #1. If so, then David’s move out of Philistine took place soon after the death of King Saul, which certainly would make sense to me. Thus I find that there is harmony once again between my understanding of the Hebrew date stamp behind KJV’s “year and four months.” The one problem I see with that is: Why would May 28 define Abib 1 at that time? That is, besides traditions carried over from the Joshua’s Long Day poleshift?

Likewise, the Endor woman’s reference to her observation of an astronomical event that according to this version happened on the 7^th Day of the week must have occurred at sunrise in the morning of Saul’s visit with her on a Saturday night.

Accordingly, these two details may seem both somewhat attractive and of confirmatory of the veracity of this version.

Both of those items seem now within reason, although I was initially thinking otherwise. That is, when previously considering the astronomy report of the woman at Endor in comparison with my previous versions of the Creator’s calendar. However, such thinking led to premature exclusions of potentially correct eclipses, and eventually to contradictions with other Bible passages. Which contradictions are hopefully hereby eliminated.

Also, at this point I find no other version that harmonizes sufficiently with the criteria I have evaluated within each of the columns in said two tables.

I wish I had some Scripture event correlated with the beginning of the 490 years ending with the 70 years of Babylonian captivity, but I do not. The present version seems to point to the 24^th year prior to King David’s accession year. If, from that point in time, I begin reckoning Sabbatical years (as reckoned from the Genesis One creation) not honored since the beginning of the people’s request for a king (1 Sam 8,) then Cyrus’ decree took place during the 5^th year of the Sabbatical cycle culminating in the 71^st Sabbatical year within said 490 year period. This would allow the returning people to reap the plentiful harvest promised prior to each Sabbatical year. Cf. the yellow columns BR, BS, and BV of the tab ‘6000+ years’ in my Excel-file pertaining to that time period of the kings of Israel and Judah. Also I seem to recall that Solomon’s reign is commonly dated to 1000+ years BCE. [Cf. 960/959 BCE per this version.] Why? Is the assumption that the Sabbatical years were still being kept throughout his reign? In the end, I am not aware of any Scripture event tied to the beginning of said 490 years…

2. The crossing of Jordan falling on the 3^rd Day of the week. Joshua 1:11; 3:2; 4:19. Yes, this fits this version XXIV.0.0.

3. A presumably Sabbatical year event: The reading of the Torah event that occurred in King Josiah’s 18^th year of reign at Passover time. 2 Kings 22:8. Yes, this fits this version XXIV.0.0.

4. A presumably Sabbatical year event: Yeshu’s words as read in at the beginning of his public ministry when - on the Day of Sabbaths, i.e. Pentecost - Yeshua read the words from Isaiah 61:2: "To proclaim the acceptable year of the LORD" (Luke 4:19.) Yes, this fits this version XXIV.0.0.

5. An event occurring on a Sabbath as presumably evidenced by YHWH speaking: The giving of mannah event at Elim as recorded in Ex 16:1. Yes, this fits this version XXIV.0.0.

6. An event allowing a three day’s journey to be begun and concluding before the beginning of a 7^th Day Sabbath. Num 10:11. Beginning either on the 1^st Day, while allowing a three day distance round trip, or else beginning on the 4^th Day and concluded prior to the beginning of Sabbath. Yes, this fits this version XXIV.0.0.

7. The 9^th plague understood in terms of being a darkness associated with Earth’s passage of the Eta Aquariids meteorite dust cloud. That is, an event occurring at or shortly after April 15, 1436 BCE, or any year within the 15^th century BCE (as determined from SkyViewCafe; range from March 30 through May 8.). That is, a darkness event of the same nature as that which occurred on May 19, 1780 CE in New England. Thus an event in the year of the Exodus. Num 33:3. But no, this does not immediately seem to fit this version XXIV.0.0. Which makes me look for a better option… Cf. version XXV.0.0! However, after taking a closer look at Earth’s position relative to the plane of Halley’s comet, I find that albeit not exactly yet passing said plane, the Earth is close enough to said plane for receiving the Eta Aquariids meteors. Per this version the Exodus would have occurred 12 or 13 days prior to the date of passing said plane and prior to the culmination of the Eta Aquariids, which is well within our current encounters with the Eta Aquariids (corresponding range in that year: From March 30 through May 8.) If, the darkness of the 9^th plague took place immediately prior to said 12 or 13 days (prior to April 3 or 4, 1436 BCE,) then I still have agreement with this version… Especially if the “three days” is more correctly pointing to the Third Day of the week, which day per this version would have fallen out within 24 hours after sunset on April 1, 1436 BCE. That is, on between 14 and 15 days prior to passing said plane and the culmination of the Eta Aquariids.

8. An event allowing all other events, above listed, to be in harmony one with another.

9. Jer 34:9 understood in terms of being an event associated with a Sabbatical year. That is, while that Sabbatical year event fell in a reasonably close year to, and prior to, Nebuchadnezzar’s 19^th year of reign, and the fall of Jerusalem. Yes, this fits this version XXIV.0.0. Yes, this fits this version XXIV.0.0.

10.The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah and Abraham’s 99^th year. Gen 17:1, 24. Per this version this event would have fallen out in the morning of Day One, October 11, 1838 BCE, which date is only three days prior to passing the plane of Halley’s comet and the culmination of the Orionids meteorites on Oct 14, 1838 BCE (per SkyVeiwCafe; current range corresponding to Sept 26 through Oct 31, 1838.) Yes, this fits this version XXIV.0.0.

§ Accordingly, version XXII.0.06, now version XXIV.0.0, remains thus far the one and only version that seems to reasonable agree on every point.

§ New Excel entry re the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah and Abraham’s 99^th year: Move cells 2055AM to 2054AM and add a reference to Jasher 19:45-20:1 to the entry in 2054DM.

11. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXIII.0.0).xls – Created 5953_[_v2020-01-08_]12 11 2035 [2020-01-07]

§ This version is built upon version XXII.0.17, which I find being the one best fitting all the Bible passages and associated data as listed and referenced in the columns of the above two tables. That is, version XII.03, versions XIII.0.0-XXI.0.0, and versions XXII.0.00-XXII.0.22.

§ As such, this version serves as the basis for this now newest version of my Bible based date stamps and calendar being used. As such the only thing changed in comparison to my last prior dating is the first year number, the one based upon the Genesis Chapter One creation, and the version number identified.

§ The factors given priority in this choice were as follows (and in that order:)

1. Presently, the basis for all my BCE Old Testament dates prior to the division of Israel and Judah, build upon the words used in the Hebrew text by the woman in Endor. Her words are identical to the words being used in the astronomical clay table from Nebuchadnezzar’s 37^th year of reign, and describe the first appearance of the astronomical full moon of that month.

This is a necessary and unavoidable condition upon which all of the lunar eclipses being listed in the tables are being built. More…

If this version is truly the correct choice, then David’s move out of Philistine appears to have been delayed a couple of months following Saul’s visit with the woman in Endor. That is, in order to harmonize my understanding of the Hebrew date stamp behind KJV’s “year and four months.”

Likewise, the Endor woman’s reference to her observation of an astronomical event that according to this version happened on the 2^nd Day of the week must have occurred some five days prior to Saul’s visit with her on a Saturday night.

Both of those items seem now within reason, although I was initially thinking otherwise. That is, when first discovering the astronomy report of the woman at Endor. However, such thinking led to premature exclusions of potentially correct eclipses, and eventually to contradictions with other Bible passages. Which contradictions are hopefully hereby eliminated.

Also, the only other version that presently I find is having anything at all of significance to support it, is version XXII.0.07, but that version still have many things against it, most powerfully so the fact that the Exodus would then have happened prior to the Eta Aquariids [visible in 1442 BCE from March 30 through May 8,] and would have fallen on the 5^th Day. Also zero Sabbatical concurrencies. Versions XXII.0.10 and XXII.0.09.0 seems interesting, but David’s “year and four months” is a poor fit for both, and also May 26 seems too late in the spring for Abib 10. Version XXII.0.05 seems very interesting except that it is a very poor fit for David’s “year and four months,” and that it has no Sabbatical concurrencies at all.

I wish I had some date for the beginning of the 490 years ending with the 70 years of Babylonian captivity, but I do not. The present version seems to point to King David’s 23^rd year of reign. If Saul would have reigned 40 years, then his visit to the woman in Endor should have fallen in the year 987± BCE, which year would then represent the longest possible reign for King Saul. But 987 BCE is well within the range of years tested, and which test culminated in the present version. Accordingly, I have to accept this for what it is for now.

Accordingly, version XXII.0.17, remains the one and only version that seems to reasonable agree on every point.

2. The crossing of Jordan falling on the 3^rd Day of the week. Joshua 1:11; 3:2; 4:19.

3. A presumably Sabbatical year event: The reading of the Torah event that occurred in King Josiah’s 18^th year of reign at Passover time. 2 Kings 22:8.

5. An event occurring on a Sabbath as presumably evidenced by YHWH speaking: The giving of mannah event at Elim as recorded in Ex 16:1.

8. An event allowing all other events, above listed, to be in harmony one with another.

10.The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah and Abraham’s 99^th year. Gen 17:1, 24. Per this version this event would have fallen out in the morning of November 12, 1887 BCE, which date is 29 days after passing the plane of Halley’s comet and the culmination of the Orionids meteorites on Oct 14, 1838 BCE (per SkyVeiwCafe; current range corresponding to Sept 26 through Oct 31, 1838.) No, this does not agree well with this version XXIII.0.0.

§ New Excel entry re the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah and Abraham’s 99^th year: Move cells 2055AM to 2054AM and add a reference to Jasher 19:45-20:1 to the entry in 2054DM.

§ Added a zero in cell 2879BV at the beginning of King Saul’s reign.

The test versions XIII.0.0-XXII.0.22.0 of The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress [JD minus one Day revised version!]:

12. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXII.0.22.0 (#9)).xls – Created 5939_[_{v2016-12-14-21:32}_]09 15 2036 [2019-11-13]

§ Testing the Day 3 Tue Aug 26, 1083 BCE total lunar eclipse (60% penumbral only! at sunrise) for potential harmony between all of the Bible date stamps discovered not only re Saul’s visit to the woman in Endor (1 Sam 28:13, 14, 19, 25; 31:1, 6, 12, 13; 2 Sam 1:3; cf. Table II of the linked article,) but also re the crossing of the Jordan River (Jos 1:11; cf. this link) and re the three days’ journey from Mt. Sinai (Num 10: 11, 33; cf this link.)

§ This version (XXII.0.22.0) is created by inserting (1083 BCE [spring year thru Oct #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 100 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.22.0. Technically by inserting 100 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3125) through also line 3126; copying 2891E & F 100 lines down into 2991E & F; editing 2891E to 1084 and 2891 F to 1083; copying 2990E & F into 2991E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1479 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 4th year of the 6th sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 15 1479 BCE Sunset: 17:07:03; Moonset: 18:18:07; Lag: 71min 04sec; Illum.: 2.17%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Feb 24. ==> 5th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  4^th Day]

Mar 16 1479 BCE Sunset: 17:48:03; Moonset: 18:34:19; Lag: 46min 16sec; Illum.: 1.16%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Mar 25. ==> 6th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  5^th Day]

Apr 15 1479 BCE Sunset: 18:26:57; Moonset: 20:16:00; Lag: 109min 03sec; Illum.: 3.71%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Apr 24. ==> 1st Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  7^th Day]

May 14 1479 BCE Sunset: 19:04:35; Moonset: 20:38:00; Lag: 92min 25sec; Illum.: 2.56%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun May 23 (or Julian Mon 24.) ==> 2nd Day (or 3rd Day) of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan in 1479 BCE—[JD-1 Day  4^th Day] does not allow! an Abib 10 falling out on the 3rd Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1517 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 1st year of the 1st sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 15 1517 BCE Sunset: 17:54:53; Moonset: 18:42:04; Lag: 47min 11sec; Illum.: 1.19%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Apr 3 or Tue Apr 4 - ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 3rd Day or 4th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd, 3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Apr 14 1517 BCE Sunset: 18:30:44; Moonset: 19:38:34; Lag: 67min 50sec; Illum.: 3.04%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed May 3. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 5th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th Day]

May 13 1517 BCE Sunset: 19:08:24; Moonset: 20:07:41; Lag: 59min 17sec; Illum.: 1.48%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Jun 1. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 6th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th Day]

Jun 12 1517 BCE Sunset: 19:41:16; Moonset: 21:13:29; Lag: 92min 13sec; Illum.: 2.82%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Jul 1. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 1st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus in 1517 BCE—allows the 20th day of the 2nd month to fall out on the 1st or on the 4th Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1519 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 8 1519 BCE Sunset: 17:45:26; Moonset: 18:46:38; Lag: 61min 12sec; Illum.: 1.46%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Mar 22.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 2^nd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st Day]

Apr 7 1519 BCE Sunset: 18:21:54; Moonset: 19:42:19; Lag: 80min 25sec; Illum.: 2.56%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Apr 21.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 3^rd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd Day]

May 6 1519 BCE Sunset: 18:56:37; Moonset: 19:36:27; Lag: 39min 50sec; Illum.: 1.09%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian (Wed May 20) or Thu 21 (or Fri 22.)  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the (5^th Day or) 6^th Day (or 7^th Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  (4^th Day or) 5^th Day (or 6^th Day)]

Jun 5 1519 BCE Sunset: 19:33:09; Moonset: 20:31:10; Lag: 58min 01sec; Illum.: 1.95%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Jun 19.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1519 BCE—allows the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

1. According to this version, if indeed Exo 16:1, 22-26, does describe a 7^th Day of the week placement[23], then Abib 15 of the Exodus year would fall out on 1519-4-21,22,23,or24 (3^rd Day, (5^th Day,) 6^th Day, (or 7^th Day)) [1519-5-20,21,22,or23 (4^th,) 5^th, (or 6^th) Day]of the week.

2. Per this version re Jer 34:9—The last Sabbatical year prior to 587/586 BCE & Slaves released: 588/587 BCE was the 69^th Jubilee year; Nebuchadnezzar’s 18^th year, Jehoiachin’s 10^th and Zedekiah’s 10^th year.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation followed 2 years after Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in the 6^th year of the 2^nd sabbatical cycle of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 3^rd year of the 3^rd Sabbatical cycle of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 5^th year of the 1^st Sabbatical cycle of the 71^st Jubilee cycle.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1479 BCE: Per this version an event between the 4^th and 5^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in the 6^th year of the 4^th Sabbatical cycle of the 69^th Jubilee cycle.

10.Re Acts 13:14, 15 & the reading of the Torah on the Pentecost Sabbath between 30 CE and 39 CE: Per this version either the 4^th or the 5^th Sabbatical year of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle began in the falls of 29 and 36 CE respectively[24].

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99^th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1921 BCE. Which per this version fell at the end of the 4^th year and the beginning of the 5^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[25] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Aug 6 1921 BCE Sunset: 19:46:20; Moonset: 20:31:11; Lag: 44min 51sec; Illum.: 1.60%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Aug 27.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 1^st, (or 2^nd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

Sep 5 1921 BCE Sunset: 19:05:21; Moonset: 19:32:27; Lag: 26min 54sec; Illum.: 3.07%. Sep 6 1921 BCE Sunset: 19:03:37; Moonset: 19:48:06; Lag: 44min 29sec; Illum.: 7.88%. 22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Sep (((26, or))) 27.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((3^rd,))) 4^th, (or 5^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((2^nd ))) 3^rd, (or 4^th) Day]

Oct 4 1921 BCE Sunset: 18:10:08; Moonset: 18:08:43; Lag: -1min 25sec; Illum.: 1.11%. Oct 5 1921 BCE Sunset: 18:08:09; Moonset: 18:24:56; Lag: 16min 47sec; Illum.: 4.25%. Oct 6 1921 BCE Sunset: 18:06:09; Moonset: 18:43:04; Lag: 36min 55sec; Illum.: 9.23%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Oct (((25, 26,))) 27, (or 28.)  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((4^th, 5^th))) 6^th, (or 7^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((3^rd, 4^th))) 5^th, (or 6^th) Day]

Nov 3 1921 BCE Sunset: 17:12:32; Moonset: 17:08:12; Lag: -4min 20sec; Illum.: 1.70%. Nov 4 1921 BCE Sunset: 17:10:47; Moonset: 17:33:02; Lag: 22min 15sec; Illum.: 5.02%. Nov 5 1921 BCE Sunset: 17:09:02; Moonset: 18:04:33; Lag: 55min 31sec; Illum.: 10.02%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Nov (((24, 25, or))) 26.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on (((6^th, 7^th,))) 1^st, (or 2^nd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((5^th, 6^th,))) 7^th, (or 1^st) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1921 BCE—Allows the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

13. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXII.0.22.1 (#9)).xls – Created 5939_[_{v2016-12-14-21:32}_]09 15 2036 [2019-11-12]

§ This version (XXII.0.22) is created by inserting (1082 BCE [spring year #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 99 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.22. Technically by inserting 99 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3124) through also line 3125; copying 2891E & F 99 lines down into 2990E & F; editing 2891E to 1083 and 2891 F to 1082; copying 2989E & F into 2990E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1478 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 4th year of the 6th sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 4 1478 BCE Sunset: 16:50:54; Moonset: 17:27:28; Lag: 36min 34sec; Illum.: 1.13%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Feb 13. ==> (2nd Day or) 3rd Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

Mar 6 1478 BCE Sunset: 17:34:00; Moonset: 18:53:28; Lag: 79min 28sec; Illum.: 2.36%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Mar 15. ==> 4th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Apr 4 1478 BCE Sunset: 18:12:36; Moonset: 19:06:28; Lag: 53min 52sec; Illum.: 1.15%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Apr 13. ==> 5th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

May 4 1478 BCE Sunset: 18:51:08; Moonset: 20:48:49; Lag: 117min 41sec; Illum.: 3.59%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri May 13. 7th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan in 1478 BCE—allows an Abib 10 falling out on the 3rd Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1516 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 1st year of the 1st sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 5 1516 BCE Sunset: 17:39:31; Moonset: 18:55:09; Lag: 75min 38sec; Illum.: 2.30%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Mar 24. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 1st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

Apr 3 1516 BCE Sunset: 18:15:07; Moonset: 19:08:37 Lag: 53min 30sec; Illum.: 1.26%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Apr 22. or Mon Apr 23 ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 2nd or 3rd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

May 3 1516 BCE Sunset: 18:50:49; Moonset: 20:42:11; Lag: 51min 22sec; Illum.: 3.61%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue May 22. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 4th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Jun 1 1516 BCE Sunset: 19:26:09; Moonset: 20:52:16; Lag: 86min 07sec; Illum.: 2.06%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Jun 20. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 5th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus in 1516 BCE—allows the 20th day of the 2nd month to fall out on the 1st or on the 4th Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1518 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 27 1518 BCE Sunset: 16:53:01; Moonset: 18:09:39; Lag: 76min 38sec; Illum.: 2.13%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Mar 12.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

Mar 27 1518 BCE Sunset: 18:08:33; Moonset: 19:23:36; Lag: 75min 03sec; Illum.: 2.29%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Apr 10.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 1^st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

Apr 25 1518 BCE Sunset: 18:42:56; Moonset: 19:21:51; Lag: 38min 55sec; Illum.: 0.97%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun May 9.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 2^nd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

May 25 1518 BCE Sunset: 19:19:49; Moonset: 20:23:24; Lag: 63min 35sec; Illum.: 1.83%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Jun 8.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 4^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Jun 23 1518 BCE Sunset: 19:50:25; Moonset: 21:10:38; Lag: 80min 13sec; Illum.: 2.86%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Jul 7.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 5^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1518 BCE—does not allow [allows, but only after a Feb Abib] the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

1. According to this version Exo 16:1, 22-26, can not describe a 7^th Day of the week placement [1518-3-12,or13 6^th or 7^th Day.]

2. Per this version re Jer 34:9—The last Sabbatical year prior to the destruction of the Temple in 587/586 BCE & Slaves released: 587/586 BCE was the 69^th Jubilee year; Nebuchadnezzar’s 19^th year, Jehoiachin’s 11^th and Zedekiah’s 11^th year.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation followed 3 years after Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in the 5^th year of the 2^nd Sabbatical cycle of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 2^nd year of the 3^rd Sabbatical cycle of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 4^th year of the 1^st Sabbatical cycle of the 71^st Jubilee cycle.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1478 BCE: Per this version an event between the 4^th and 5^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in the 5^th year of the 1^st Sabbatical cycle of the 69^th Jubilee cycle.

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1920 BCE. Which per this version fell at the end of the 4^th year and the beginning of the 5^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[27] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Aug 25 1920 BCE Sunset: 19:23:34; Moonset: 19:40:08; Lag: 16min 32sec; Illum.: 1.51%. Aug 26 1920 BCE Sunset: 19:22:05; Moonset: 20:00:17; Lag: 38min 12sec; Illum.: 1.51%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Sep ((15 or)) 16.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((7^th,))) 1st, (or 2^nd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((6^th,))) 7^th, (or 1^st) Day]

Sep 24 1920 BCE Sunset: 18:30:26; Moonset: 18:39:52; Lag: 09min 26sec; Illum.: 3.31%. Sep 25 1920 BCE Sunset: 18:28:28; Moonset: 18:59:33; Lag: 31min 05sec; Illum.: 8.53%. Sep 26 1920 BCE Sunset: 18:26:30; Moonset: 19:21:41; Lag: 55min 11sec; Illum.: 15.63%. 22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Oct (((15,) 16 or)) 17.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((2^nd,) 3^rd, 4^th, (or 5^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((1^st,) 2^nd, 3^rd, (or 5^th) Day]

Oct 23 1920 BCE Sunset: 17:33:16; Moonset: 17:22:49; Lag: -11min 27sec; Illum.: 1.37%. Oct 24 1920 BCE Sunset: 17:31:21; Moonset: 17:47:27; Lag: 16min 01sec; Illum.: 4.86%. Oct 25 1920 BCE Sunset: 17:29:28; Moonset: 18:17:39; Lag: 48min 11sec; Illum.: 10.35%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Nov (((13, 14, or))) 15.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((3^rd, 4^th,))) 5^th, (or 6^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((2^nd, 3^rd,))) 4^th, (or 5^th) Day]

Nov 22 1920 BCE Sunset: 16:43:05; Moonset: 16:50:25; Lag: 07min 20sec; Illum.: 2.10%. Nov 23 1920 BCE Sunset: 16:41:47; Moonset: 17:33:41; Lag: 51min 54sec; Illum.: 5.89%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Dec (((13, or))) 14.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on (((5^th,))) 6^th, (or 7^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((4^th,))) 5^th, (or 6^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1920 BCE—Allows the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

14. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXII.0.21).xls – Created 5939_[_{v2016-12-14-21:32}_]09 15 2036 [2019-11-12]

§ Testing the Day 3 Tue Dec 19, 1080 BCE total lunar eclipse (58% penumbral only! at sunrise) for potential harmony between all of the Bible date stamps discovered not only re Saul’s visit to the woman in Endor (1 Sam 28:13, 14, 19, 25; 31:1, 6, 12, 13; 2 Sam 1:3; cf. Table II of the linked article,) but also re the crossing of the Jordan River (Jos 1:11; cf. this link) and re the three days’ journey from Mt. Sinai (Num 10: 11, 33; cf this link.)

§ This version (XXII.0.21) is created by inserting (1079 BCE [spring year #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 96 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.21. Technically by inserting 96 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3121) through also line 3122; copying 2891E & F 96 lines down into 2987E & F; editing 2891E to 1080 and 2891 F to 1079; copying 2986E & F into 2987E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1475 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 4th year of the 6th sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Jan 31 1475 BCE Sunset: 16:45:46; Moonset: 17:37:48; Lag: 52min 01sec; Illum.: 1.36%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Feb 9 (or Mon Feb 10.) ==> 2nd Day (or 3rd Day) of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

Mar 2 1475 BCE Sunset: 17:28:45; Moonset: 18:58:48; Lag: 90min 03sec; Illum.: 2.25%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Mar 11. ==> 4th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Apr 1 1475 BCE Sunset: 18:09:07; Moonset: 20:07:49; Lag: 118min 42sec; Illum.: 3.40%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Apr 10. ==> 6th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Apr 30 1475 BCE Sunset: 18:46:18; Moonset: 20:13:44; Lag: 87min 26sec; Illum.: 1.59%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri May 9. ==> 7th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

May 30 1475 BCE Sunset: 19:25:25; Moonset: 21:30:44; Lag: 125min 19sec; Illum.: 2.95%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Jun 8 (or Julian Mon Jun 9.) ==> 2nd Day (or 3rd Day) of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan in 1475 BCE—allows an Abib 10 falling out on the 3rd Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1513 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 1st year of the 1st sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Apr 1 1513 BCE Sunset: 18:13:07; Moonset: 20:05:09; Lag: 112min 02sec; Illum.: 3.30%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Apr 20. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 4th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Apr 30 1513 BCE Sunset: 18:47:31; Moonset: 20:23:58; Lag: 96min 27sec; Illum.: 2.11%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed May 19. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 5th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

May 29 1513 BCE Sunset: 19:22:57; Moonset: 20:48:58; Lag: 96min 01sec; Illum.: 1.35%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Jun 17. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 6th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Jun 28 1513 BCE Sunset: 19:51:23; Moonset: 21:57:06; Lag: 125min 43sec; Illum.: 2.71%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Jul 17. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 1st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus in 1513 BCE—allows the 20th day of the 2nd month to fall out on the 1st or on the 4th Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1515 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 24 1515 BCE Sunset: 17:50:41; Moonset: 19:23:27; Lag: 92min 46sec; Illum.: 2.13%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Apr 7.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 2^nd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

Apr 22 1515 BCE Sunset: 18:26:56; Moonset: 19:40:38; Lag: 74min 42sec; Illum.: 1.20%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon May 6.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 3^rd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

May 22 1515 BCE Sunset: 19:01:56; Moonset: 21:26:38; Lag: 145min 42sec; Illum.: 4.10%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Jun 5.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 5^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

Jun 20 1515 BCE Sunset: 19:36:49; Moonset: 21:31:49; Lag: 115min 00sec; Illum.: 2.67%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Jul 4.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 6^th Day (or 7^th Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1515 BCE—allows [does not allow] the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

1. According to this version, if indeed Exo 16:1, 22-26, does describe a 7^th Day of the week placement, then Abib 15 of the Exodus year [is impossible] would fall out on 1515-6-5 ((5^th Day)) of the week.

2. Per this version re Jer 34:9—The last Sabbatical year prior to the destruction of the Temple in 587/586 BCE & Slaves released: 591/590 BCE was the 6^th Sabbatical year of the 69^th Jubilee cycle; Nebuchadnezzar’s 15^th year, Jehoiachin’s 7^th and Zedekiah’s 7^th year.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation followed 6 years after Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in the 2^nd year of the 2^nd Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 6^th year of the 2^nd Sabbatical cycle of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 1^st year of the 1^st Sabbatical cycle of the 71^st Jubilee cycle.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1475 BCE: Per this version an event between the 4^th and 5^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in the 2^nd year of the 4^th Sabbatical cycle of the 69^th Jubilee cycle.

10.Re Acts 13:14, 15 & the reading of the Torah on the Pentecost Sabbath between 30 CE and 39 CE: Per this version the 4^th Sabbatical year of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle began in the fall of 34 CE[28].

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1917 BCE. Which per this version fell at the end of the 4^th year and the beginning of the 5^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[29] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Aug 23 1917 BCE Sunset: 19:26:07; Moonset: 19:41:52; Lag: 15min 45sec; Illum.: 4.00%. Aug 24 1917 BCE Sunset: 19:24:38; Moonset: 20:06:32; Lag: 37min 23sec; Illum.: 9.44%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Sep 13.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((2^nd,))) 3^rd, (or 4^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((1^st,))) 2^nd, (or 3^rd) Day]

Sep 21 1917 BCE Sunset: 18:35:43; Moonset: 18:33:13; Lag: -2min 30sec; Illum.: 2.19%. Sep 22 1917 BCE Sunset: 18:33:47; Moonset: 19:59:41; Lag: 41min 44sec; Illum.: 6.73%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Oct 12.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((3^rd,))) 4^th, (or 5^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((2^nd,))) 3^rd, (or 4^th) Day]

Oct 21 1917 BCE Sunset: 17:36:34; Moonset: 18:01:59; Lag: 25min 25sec; Illum.: 4.23%. Oct 22 1917 BCE Sunset: 17:34:39; Moonset: 18:42:56; Lag: 39min 38sec; Illum.: 10.44%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Nov 11.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((5^th,))) 6^th, (or 7^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((4^th,))) 5^th, (or 6^th) Day]

Nov 19 1917 BCE Sunset: 16:46:50; Moonset: 17:19:36; Lag: 47min 52sec; Illum.: 2.15%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Dec 10.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 6^th, (or 7^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1917 BCE—Allows [Does not allow] the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

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§ Testing the Day 7 Sat Oct 17, 1077 BCE partial lunar eclipse (75% penumbral only! at sunrise) for potential harmony between all of the Bible date stamps discovered not only re Saul’s visit to the woman in Endor (1 Sam 28:13, 14, 19, 25; 31:1, 6, 12, 13; 2 Sam 1:3; cf. Table II of the linked article,) but also re the crossing of the Jordan River (Jos 1:11; cf. this link) and re the three days’ journey from Mt. Sinai (Num 10: 11, 33; cf this link.)

§ This version (XXII.0.20) is created by inserting (1077 BCE [spring year thru Oct #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 94 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.20.0. Technically by inserting 94 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3119) through also line 3120; copying 2891E & F 94 lines down into 2985E & F; editing 2891E to 1078 and 2891 F to 1077; copying 2984E & F into 2985E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1473 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 4th year of the 6th sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 9 1473 BCE Sunset: 16:57:42; Moonset: 19:00:13; Lag: 122min 31sec; Illum.: 3.71%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Feb 18. ==> 6th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Mar 9 1473 BCE Sunset: 17:39:16; Moonset: 19:12:36; Lag: 93min 20sec; Illum.: 2.05%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Mar 18. ==> 7th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

Apr 7 1473 BCE Sunset: 18:17:26; Moonset: 19:22:36; Lag: 65min 10sec; Illum.: 0.97%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian (Sat Apr 16 or) Sun Apr 17. ==> (1st Day or) 2nd Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  (7^th,) 1^st, (or 2^nd) Day]

May 7 1473 BCE Sunset: 18:56:07; Moonset: 20:50:05; Lag: 113min 58sec; Illum.: 2.50%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon May 16. ==> 3rd Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  2^nd(or 3^rd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan in 1473 BCE—allows an Abib 10 falling out on the 3rd Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1511 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 1st year of the 1st sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 10 1511 BCE Sunset: 17:48:04; Moonset: 19:15:14; Lag: 87min 10sec; Illum.: 1.95%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Mar 29. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 5th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

Apr 9 1511 BCE Sunset: 18:24:21; Moonset: 20:20:41; Lag: 116min 20sec; Illum.: 3.14%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Apr 28. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 7th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

May 8 1511 BCE Sunset: 18:59:13; Moonset: 20:27:57; Lag: 88min 44sec; Illum.: 1.56%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat May 27. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 1st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

Jun 7 1511 BCE Sunset: 19:35:33; Moonset: 21:37:49; Lag: 122min 16sec; Illum.: 3.16%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Jun 26. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 3rd Day ((or on the 4th Day)) of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd ((or 3^rd)) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus in 1511 BCE—allows the 20th day of the 2nd month to fall out on the 1st ((or on the 4th)) Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1513 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 2 1513BCE Sunset: 17:38:26; Moonset: 18:45:49; Lag: 67min 23sec; Illum.: 1.53%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Mar 16 or Wed Mar 17.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 4^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Mar 31 1513BCE Sunset: 18:14:15; Moonset: 18:53:48; Lag: 42min 33sec; Illum.: 0.48%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Apr 14.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the (5^th Day or) 6^th Day (or 7^th Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  ((((4^th,)))) 5^th, (or 6^th) Day]

Apr 30 1513BCE Sunset: 18:49:59; Moonset: 20:26:47; Lag: 96min 48sec; Illum.: 2.12%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri May 14.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

May 29 1513 BCE Sunset: 19:25:41; Moonset: 20:50:36; Lag: 84min 55sec; Illum.: 1.36%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Jun 12 (or Sat 24.)  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 1^st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

Jun 28 1513 BCE Sunset: 19:54:20; Moonset: 21:59:08; Lag: 124min 48sec; Illum.: 4.49%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Jul 12.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 3^rd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1513 BCE—allows the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

1. According to this version, if indeed Exo 16:1, 22-26, does describe a 7^th Day of the week placement, then Abib 15 of the Exodus year would fall out on 1513-4-14,15,or16 (4^th Day, 5^th Day,) 6^th Day, (or 7^th Day) of the week. [1513-4-14,15,or16 (4^th,) 5^th (or 6^th Day) or 1513-5-14,or15 6^th, (or 7^th Day)]

2. Per this version re Jer 34:9—The last Sabbatical year prior to the destruction of the Temple in 587/586 BCE & Slaves released: 589/588 BCE was the 6^th Sabbatical year of the 69^th Jubilee cycle; Nebuchadnezzar’s 17^th year, Jehoiachin’s 9^th and Zedekiah’s 9^th year.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation followed 1 year after Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in the 1^st Sabbatical year of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 4^th year of the 1^st Sabbatical cycle of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th Sabbatical cycle of the 70^th Jubilee cycle.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1473 BCE: Per this version an event between the 4^th and 5^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in the 3^rd Sabbatical year of the 69^th Jubilee cycle.

10.Re Acts 13:14, 15 & the reading of the Torah on the Pentecost Sabbath between 30 CE and 39 CE: Per this version the 4^th Sabbatical year of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle began in the fall of 35 CE[30].

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1915 BCE. Which per this version fell at the end of the 4^th year and the beginning of the 5^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[31] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Aug 31 1915 BCE Sunset: 19:14:31; Moonset: 19:30:01; Lag: 15min 30sec; Illum.: 3.43%. Sep 1 1915 BCE Sunset: 19:12:53; Moonset: 19:53:56; Lag: 41min 03sec; Illum.: 7.71%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Sep 21.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((5^th,))) 6^th, (or 7^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((4^th,))) 5^th, (or 6^th) Day]

Sep 29 1915 BCE Sunset: 18:20:58; Moonset: 18:23:36; Lag: 02min 38sec; Illum.: 1.23%. Sep 30 1915 BCE Sunset: 18:19:01; Moonset: 18:49:21; Lag: 30min 20sec; Illum.: 4.26%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Oct 20.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((6^th,)) 7^th,) 1^st, (or 2^nd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((5^th,)) 6^th,) 7^th, (or 1^st) Day]

Oct 29 1915 BCE Sunset: 17:22:23; Moonset: 17:31:05; Lag: 08min 42sec; Illum.: 1.81%. Oct 30 1915 BCE Sunset: 17:20:33; Moonset: 18:26:40; Lag: 66min 53sec; Illum.: 5.69%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Nov 19.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((1^st,))) 2^nd, (or 3^rd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((7^th,))) 1^st, (or 2^nd) Day]

Nov 28 1915 BCE Sunset: 16:35:53; Moonset: 17:51:39; Lag: 75min 46sec; Illum.: 3.14%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Dec 19.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 3^rd, (or 4^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1915 BCE—Allows the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

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§ This version (XXII.0.20) is created by inserting (1076 BCE [spring year #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 93 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.20. Technically by inserting 93 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3118) through also line 3119; copying 2891E & F 93 lines down into 2984E & F; editing 2891E to 1077 and 2891 F to 1076; copying 2983E & F into 2984E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1472 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 4th year of the 6th sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 27 1472 BCE Sunset: 17:24:54; Moonset: 19:32:45; Lag: 67min 51sec; Illum.: 3.76%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Mar 8. ==> 5th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

Mar 28 1472 BCE Sunset: 18:04:20; Moonset: 19:47:36; Lag: 103min 16sec; Illum.: 2.41%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Apr 6. ==> 6th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Apr 26 1472 BCE Sunset: 18:41:31; Moonset: 20:03:25; Lag: 81min 54sec; Illum.: 1.35%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri May 5. ==> 7th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

May 26 1472 BCE Sunset: 19:20:42; Moonset: 21:25:00; Lag: 124min 18sec; Illum.: 3.37%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Jun 4 (or Julian Mon 5.) ==> 2nd Day (or 3rd Day) of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan in 1472 BCE—allows [does not allow] an Abib 10 falling out on the 3rd Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1510 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 1st year of the 1st sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 29 1510 BCE Sunset: 18:11:02; Moonset: 20:05:41; Lag: 114min 39sec; Illum.: 3.13%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Apr 17. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 4th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Apr 27 1510 BCE Sunset: 18:45:28; Moonset: 20:07:16; Lag: 81min 48sec; Illum.: 1.42%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed May 16. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 5th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

May 27 1510 BCE Sunset: 19:22:22; Moonset: 21:12:55; Lag: 110min 33sec; Illum.: 2.46%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Jun 15. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 7th Day ((or on the 1st Day)) of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th ((or 7^th)) Day]

Jun 25 1510 BCE Sunset: 19:51:58; Moonset: 20:39:55; Lag: 47min 57sec; Illum.: 1.94%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Jul 14. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 1st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus in 1510 BCE—allows the 20th day of the 2nd month to fall out on the 1st or on the 4th Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1512 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 21 1512 BCE Sunset: 18:02:00; Moonset: 19:30:46; Lag: 88min 46sec; Illum.: 2.07%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Apr 4.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 3^rd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

Apr 19 1512 BCE Sunset: 18:36:28; Moonset: 19:37:14; Lag: 60min 46sec; Illum.: 0.85%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue May 3.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the ((4^th Day,)) 5^th Day, (or 6^th Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  ((3^rd,)) 4^th, (or 5^th Day)]

May 19 1512 BCE Sunset: 19:13:10; Moonset: 21:08:02; Lag: 114min 52sec; Illum.: 2.57%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Jun 2 (or Fri Jun 3.)  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 6^th Day (or the 7^th Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Jun 17 1512 BCE Sunset: 19:45:56; Moonset: 21:18:37; Lag: 92min 41sec; Illum.: 1.56%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Jul 1.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1512 BCE—allows the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

1. According to this version, if indeed Exo 16:1, 22-26, does describe a 7^th Day of the week placement, then Abib 15 of the Exodus year would fall out on 1512-5-3,4,or5 ((4^th Day,)) 5^th Day, (6^th Day (or 7^th Day)) [1512-6-2,or3 5^th, (or 6^th) Day] of the week.

2. Per this version re Jer 34:9—The last Sabbatical year prior to the destruction of the Temple in 587/586 BCE & Slaves released: 588/587 BCE was the 6^th Sabbatical year of the 69^th Jubilee cycle; Nebuchadnezzar’s 18^th year, Jehoiachin’s 10^th and Zedekiah’s 10^th year.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation followed 2 years after Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in 6^th year of the 1^st Sabbatical cycle of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 3^rd year of the 2^nd Sabbatical cycle of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 5^th year of the 7^th Sabbatical cycle of the 70^th Jubilee cycle.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1472 BCE: Per this version an event between the 4^th and 5^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in the 6^th year of the 2^nd Sabbatical year of the 69^th Jubilee cycle.

10.Re Acts 13:14, 15 & the reading of the Torah on the Pentecost Sabbath between 30 CE and 39 CE: Per this version either the 3^rd or the 4^th Sabbatical year of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle began in the falls of 29 and 36 CE respectively[32].

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1914 BCE. Which per this version fell at the end of the 4^th year and the beginning of the 5^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[33] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Aug 20 1914 BCE Sunset: 19:31:17; Moonset: 19:54:34; Lag: 23min 17sec; Illum.: 3.56%. Aug 21 1914 BCE Sunset: 19:29:56; Moonset: 20:20:33; Lag: 50min 37sec; Illum.: 7.93%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Sep 10.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((2^nd,))) 3^rd, (or 4^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((1^st,))) 2^nd, (or 3^rd) Day]

Sep 18 1914 BCE Sunset: 18:42:52; Moonset: 18:49:42; Lag: 06min 50sec; Illum.: 1.24%. Sep 19 1914 BCE Sunset: 18:40:58; Moonset: 19:14:37; Lag: 33min 39sec; Illum.: 4.16%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Oct 9.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((3^rd,))) 4^th, 5^th, (or 6^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((2^nd,))) 3^rd, 4^th, (or 5^th) Day]

Oct 18 1914 BCE Sunset: 17:43:48; Moonset: 18:10:37; Lag: 26min 49sec; Illum.: 1.52%. Oct 19 1914 BCE Sunset: 17:41:51; Moonset: 18:39:13; Lag: 57min 22sec; Illum.: 4.79%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Nov 8.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((5^th,))) 6^th, (or 7^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((4^th,))) 5^th, (or 6^th) Day]

Nov 17 1914 BCE Sunset: 16:50:48; Moonset: 17:47:45; Lag: 56min 57sec; Illum.: 2.07%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Dec 8.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 7^th, (or 1^st) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1914 BCE—Allows the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

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§ Testing the Day 3 Tue Apr 13, 1076 BCE total lunar eclipse (76% at sunrise) for potential harmony between all of the Bible date stamps discovered not only re Saul’s visit to the woman in Endor (1 Sam 28:13, 14, 19, 25; 31:1, 6, 12, 13; 2 Sam 1:3; cf. Table II of the linked article,) but also re the crossing of the Jordan River (Jos 1:11; cf. this link) and re the three days’ journey from Mt. Sinai (Num 10: 11, 33; cf this link.)

§ This version (XXII.0.19) is created by inserting (1076 BCE [spring year #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 93 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.19. Technically by inserting 93 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3118) through also line 3119; copying 2891E & F 93 lines down into 2984E & F; editing 2891E to 1077 and 2891 F to 1076; copying 2983E & F into 2984E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

§ Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan in 1472 BCE—allows [does not allow] an Abib 10 falling out on the 3rd Day of the week.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1512 BCE—allows the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation followed 2 years after Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in 6^th year of the 1^st Sabbatical cycle of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 3^rd year of the 2^nd Sabbatical cycle of the 82^nd Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 5^th year of the 7^th Sabbatical cycle of the 70^th Jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[35] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1914 BCE—Allows the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

18. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXII.0.18).xls – Created 5939_[_{v2016-12-14-21:32}_]09 15 2036 [2019-11-12]

§ Testing the Day 5 Thu Nov 29, 1051 BCE total lunar eclipse (100% at sunrise) for potential harmony between all of the Bible date stamps discovered not only re Saul’s visit to the woman in Endor (1 Sam 28:13, 14, 19, 25; 31:1, 6, 12, 13; 2 Sam 1:3; cf. Table II of the linked article,) but also re the crossing of the Jordan River (Jos 1:11; cf. this link) and re the three days’ journey from Mt. Sinai (Num 10: 11, 33; cf this link.)

§ This version (XXII.0.18) is created by inserting (1050 BCE [spring year #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 67 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.18. Technically by inserting 67 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3092) through also line 3093; copying 2891E & F 67 lines down into 2958E & F; editing 2891E to 1051 and 2891 F to 1050; copying 2957E & F into 2958E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1446 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 4th year of the 6th sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 10 1446 BCE Sunset: 16:59:47; Moonset: 18:35:33; Lag: 95min 46sec; Illum.: 2.39%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Feb 19. ==> 6th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Mar 11 1446 BCE Sunset: 17:41:17; Moonset: 18:41:51; Lag: 60min 34sec; Illum.: 1.17%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Mar 20. ==> 7th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

Apr 10 1446 BCE Sunset: 18:20:37; Moonset: 20:00:20; Lag: 69min 43sec; Illum.: 3.43%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Apr 19. ==> 2nd ((or 3^rd)) Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  1^st ((or 2^nd)) Day]

May 9 1446 BCE Sunset: 18:58:04; Moonset: 19:59:55; Lag: 61min 51sec; Illum.: 1.96%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon May 18 (or Tue 19.) ==> 3rd Day (or 4th Day) of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan in 1446 BCE—allows an Abib 10 falling out on the 3rd Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1484 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 1st year of the 1st sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 11 1484 BCE Sunset: 17:49:55; Moonset: 19:06:58; Lag: 77min 03sec; Illum.: 1.72%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Mar 30. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 5th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

Apr 10 1484 BCE Sunset: 18:26:05; Moonset: 19:57:09; Lag: 91min 04sec; Illum.: 2.80%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Apr 29. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 7th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

May 9 1484 BCE Sunset: 19:01:02; Moonset: 19:48:10; Lag: 47min 08sec; Illum.: 1.27%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat May 28 or Sun 29. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 1st Day, (or 2nd Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

Jun 8 1484 BCE Sunset: 19:37:09; Moonset: 20:35:10; Lag: 58min 01sec; Illum.: 2.52%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Jun 27. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 3rd Day ((or on the 4th Day)) of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus in 1484 BCE—allows the 20th day of the 2nd month to fall out on the 1st ((or on the 4th)) Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1486 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 4 1486 BCE Sunset: 17:40:21; Moonset: 18:50:50; Lag: 70min 29sec; Illum.: 1.19%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Mar 18.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 4^th Day (or 5^th Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Apr 3 1486 BCE Sunset: 18:17:16; Moonset: 19:51:55; Lag: 94min 29sec; Illum.: 2.42%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Apr 17.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 6^th Day (or 7^th Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

May 2 1486 BCE Sunset: 18:51:46; Moonset: 19:52:59; Lag: 61min 13sec; Illum.: 1.24%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri May 16.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

Jun 1 1486 BCE Sunset: 19:28:37; Moonset: 20:27:49; Lag: 59min 12sec; Illum.: 3.86%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Jun 15.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 2^nd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1486 BCE—allows the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

1. According to this version, if indeed Exo 16:1, 22-26, does describe a 7^th Day of the week placement, then Abib 15 of the Exodus year would fall out on 1486-4-17,or18 4^th Day, (5^th Day,) 6^th Day, (or 7^th Day) [1486-4-17,or18 5^th, (or 6^th) Day] of the week.

2. Per this version re Jer 34:9—The last Sabbatical year prior to the destruction of the Temple in 587/586 BCE & Slaves released: 590/589 BCE was the 2^nd Sabbatical year of the 69^th Jubilee cycle; Nebuchadnezzar’s 16^th year, Jehoiachin’s 8^th and Zedekiah’s 8^th year.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation are concurrent with Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in the 1^st year of the 5^th Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 5^th year of the 5^th Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 6^th year of the 2^nd Sabbatical cycle of the 69^th Jubilee cycle.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1446 BCE: Per this version an event between the 4^th and 5^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in the 1^st year of the 7^th Sabbatical cycle of the 68^th Jubilee cycle.

10.Re Acts 13:14, 15 & the reading of the Torah on the Pentecost Sabbath between 30 CE and 39 CE: Per this version the 81^st Jubilee year, which began in the fall of 34 CE[36].

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1888 BCE. Which per this version fell at the end of the 4^th year and the beginning of the 5^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[37] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Aug 2 1888 BCE Sunset: 19:49:56; Moonset: 20:35:20; Lag: 45min 24sec; Illum.: 6.52%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Aug 23.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 3^rd (or 4^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

Sep 1 1888 BCE Sunset: 19:12:53; Moonset: 19:53:57; Lag: 41min 04sec; Illum.: 7.71%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Sep 22.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 5^th (or 6^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

Oct 30 1888 BCE Sunset: 17:20:32; Moonset: 18:26:41; Lag: 66min 09sec; Illum.: 5.69%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Nov 20.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 1^st, (or 2^nd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

Nov 28 1888 BCE Sunset: 16:36:53; Moonset: 17:51:40; Lag: 74min 47sec; Illum.: 3.14%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Dec 19.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 2^nd, (or 3^rd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1888 BCE—does not allow [allows] the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

19. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXII.0.17).xls – Created 5939_[_{v2016-12-14-21:32}_]09 15 2036 [2019-11-12]

§ Testing the Day 2 Mon Nov 18, 1050 BCE partial lunar eclipse (41% at sunrise) for potential harmony between all of the Bible date stamps discovered not only re Saul’s visit to the woman in Endor (1 Sam 28:13, 14, 19, 25; 31:1, 6, 12, 13; 2 Sam 1:3; cf. Table II of the linked article,) but also re the crossing of the Jordan River (Jos 1:11; cf. this link) and re the three days’ journey from Mt. Sinai (Num 10: 11, 33; cf this link.)

§ This version (XXII.0.17) is created by inserting (1049 BCE [spring year #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 66 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.17. Technically by inserting 66 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3091) through also line 3092; copying 2891E & F 66 lines down into 2957E & F; editing 2891E to 1050 and 2891 F to 1049; copying 2956E & F into 2957E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1445 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 4th year of the 6th sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 29 1445 BCE Sunset: 17:26:56; Moonset: 18:50:33; Lag: 83min 37sec; Illum.: 2.24%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Mar 9. ==> 5th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

Mar 29 1445 BCE Sunset: 18:06:11; Moonset: 19:00:33; Lag: 54min 22sec; Illum.: 1.33%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Apr 7. ==> 6th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Apr 28 1445 BCE Sunset: 18:44:42; Moonset: 20:28:56; Lag: 104min 14sec; Illum.: 4.10%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat May 7. ==> 1st Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

May 27 1445 BCE Sunset: 19:22:35; Moonset: 20:32:28; Lag: 69min 53sec; Illum.: 2.57%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Jun 5 (or Julian Mon 6.) ==> 2nd Day (or 3rd Day) of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan in 1445 BCE—allows [does not allow] an Abib 10 falling out on the 3rd Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1483 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 1st year of the 1st sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 30 1483 BCE Sunset: 18:12:49; Moonset: 19:41:19; Lag: 88min 30sec; Illum.: 2.74%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Apr 18. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 5th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

Apr 28 1483 BCE Sunset: 18:47:16; Moonset: 19:34:19; Lag: 47min 57sec; Illum.: 1.22%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri May 17 or Sat May 18. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 7th Day or on the 1st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

May 28 1483 BCE Sunset: 19:24:11; Moonset: 20:24:54; Lag: 60min 43sec; Illum.: 2.22%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Jun 16. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 1st Day, (or 2nd Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

Jun 26 1483 BCE Sunset: 19:52:56; Moonset: 20:08:36; Lag: 15min 40sec; Illum.: 0.84%. Jun 27 1483 BCE Sunset: 19:53:54; Moonset: 20:59:07; Lag: 65min 13sec; Illum.: 3.39%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Jul 16. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 3rd Day (or 4th Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus in 1483 BCE—allows the 20th day of the 2nd month to fall out on the 1st or on the 4th Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1485 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 22 1485 BCE Sunset: 18:03:47; Moonset: 19:22:55; Lag: 79min 08sec; Illum.: 1.75%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Apr 5.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 3^rd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

Apr 21 1485 BCE Sunset: 18:39:26; Moonset: 20:17:23; Lag: 97min 57sec; Illum.: 3.15%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed May 5.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 5^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

May 20 1485 BCE Sunset: 19:14:59; Moonset: 20:12:28; Lag: 57min 29sec; Illum.: 1.77%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Jun 3 (or Fri 4.)  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 6^th Day (or the 7^th Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Jun 18 1485 BCE Sunset: 19:47:13; Moonset: 20:02:21; Lag: 15min 08sec; Illum.: 0.91%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian (((Fri Jul 2 or))) Sat Jul 3.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the (((7^th Day or))) 1^st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((6^th Day or))) 7^th Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1485 BCE—allows the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

1. According to this version, if indeed Exo 16:1, 22-26, does describe a 7^th Day of the week placement, then Abib 15 of the Exodus year would fall out on 1485-5-5 5^th Day, (((6^th Day, (or 7^th Day)))) of the week [1485-6-3,or4 5^th (or 6^th) Day.]

Jun 18 1485 BCE Sunset: 19:47:13; Moonset: 20:02:21; Lag: 15min 08sec; Illum.: 0.91%. Jun 19 1485 BCE Sunset: 19:48:04; Moonset: 20:57:33; Lag: 69min 29sec; Illum.: 3.??%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian (((Fri Jul 2 or))) Sat Jul 3.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the (((7^th Day or))) 1^st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((6^th,))) 7^th, (or 1^st) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1485 BCE—allows the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

1. According to this version, if indeed Exo 16:1, 22-26, does describe a 7^th Day of the week placement, then Abib 15 of the Exodus year would fall out on 1485-6-3,or4 5^th Day, 6^th Day, (or 7^th Day) of the week [1485-6-3,or4 5^th (or 6^th) Day.]

2. Per this version re Jer 34:9—The last Sabbatical year prior to the destruction of the Temple in 587/586 BCE & Slaves released: 589/588 BCE was the 2^nd Sabbatical year of the 69^th Jubilee cycle; Nebuchadnezzar’s 17^th year, Jehoiachin’s 9^th and Zedekiah’s 9^th year.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation followed 1 year after Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in the 4^th Sabbatical year of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 4^th year of the 4^th Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 6^th year of the 3^rd Sabbatical cycle of the 70^th Jubilee cycle.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1445 BCE: Per this version an event between the 4^th and 5^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in the 6^th Sabbatical year of the 68^th Jubilee cycle.

10.Re Acts 13:14, 15 & the reading of the Torah on the Pentecost Sabbath between 30 CE and 39 CE: Per this version the 81^st Jubilee year, which began in the fall of 35 CE[38].

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1887 BCE. Which per this version fell at the end of the 4^th year and the beginning of the 5^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[39] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Aug 21 1887 BCE Sunset: 19:29:19; Moonset: 20:36:24; Lag: 67min 02sec; Illum.: 3.28%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Sep 11.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 2^nd (or 3^rd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

Sep 19 1887 BCE Sunset: 18:40:04; Moonset: 19:14:58; Lag: 34min 54sec; Illum.: 1.08%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Oct 10.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 3^rd (or 4^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

Oct 19 1887 BCE Sunset: 17:40:55; Moonset: 18:04:44; Lag: 23min 49sec; Illum.: 1.31%. Oct 20 1887 BCE Sunset: 17:38:58; Moonset: 18:20:27; Lag: 41min 29sec; Illum.: 4.35%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Nov 10.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((6^th,))) 7^th, (or 1^st) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((5^th,))) 6^th, (or 7^th) Day]

Nov 18 1887 BCE Sunset: 16:48:36; Moonset: 17:06:27; Lag: 17min 51sec; Illum.: 1.67%. Nov 19 1887 BCE Sunset: 16:47:10; Moonset: 17:33:59; Lag: 46min 49sec; Illum.: 5.08%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Dec 9.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((7^th,))) 1^st, (or 2^nd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((6^th,))) 7^th, (or 1^st) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1887 BCE—Allows the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

20. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXII.0.16.0 (#7)).xls – Created 5939_[_{v2016-12-14-21:32}_]09 15 2036 [2019-11-13]

§ Testing the Day 2 Mon Sep 27, 1048 BCE partial lunar eclipse (82% penumbral only! at sunrise) for potential harmony between all of the Bible date stamps discovered not only re Saul’s visit to the woman in Endor (1 Sam 28:13, 14, 19, 25; 31:1, 6, 12, 13; 2 Sam 1:3; cf. Table II of the linked article,) but also re the crossing of the Jordan River (Jos 1:11; cf. this link) and re the three days’ journey from Mt. Sinai (Num 10: 11, 33; cf this link.)

§ This version (XXII.0.16.0) is created by inserting (1048 BCE [spring year thru Oct #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 65 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.16.0. Technically by inserting 65 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3090) through also line 3091; copying 2891E & F 65 lines down into 2956E & F; editing 2891E to 1049 and 2891 F to 1048; copying 2955E & F into 2956E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1444 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 4th year of the 6th sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 18 1444 BCE Sunset: 17:12:08; Moonset: 18:54:45; Lag: 102min 37sec; Illum.: 3.41%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Feb 27. ==> 3^rd Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

Mar 19 1444 BCE Sunset: 17:52:56; Moonset: 19:08:32; Lag: 75min 36sec; Illum.: 2.24%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Mar 28. ==> 4^th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Apr 17 1444 BCE Sunset: 18:30:12; Moonset: 19:22:24; Lag: 52min 12sec; Illum.: 1.42%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Apr 26. ==> 5^th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

May 16 1444 BCE Sunset: 19:07:58; Moonset: 19:36:18; Lag: 28min 20sec; Illum.: 0.78%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian (((Thu May 25, or))) Tue 26. ==> (((6^th Day,))) 7^th, (or 1^st) Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  (((5^th,))) 6^th, (or 7^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan in 1444 BCE—allows an Abib 10 falling out on the 3rd Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1482 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 1st year of the 1st sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 19 1482 BCE Sunset: 17:59:13; Moonset: 19:10:08; Lag: 70min 55sec; Illum.: 1.92%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Apr 7. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 1st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

Apr 17 1482 BCE Sunset: 18:33:47; Moonset: 19:09:44; Lag: 35min 57sec; Illum.: 0.88%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian ((Sun May 6 or)) Mon May 7. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the (((2^nd,))) 3^rd, (or 4^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((1^st ,))) 2^nd, (or 3^rd) Day]

May 17 1482 BCE Sunset: 19:10:20; Moonset: 20:14:30; Lag: 64min 10sec; Illum.: 2.08%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Jun 5. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 4th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Jun 16 1482 BCE Sunset: 19:44:45; Moonset: 21:02:53; Lag: 78min 08sec; Illum.: 3.31%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Jul 5. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 6^th ((or the 7^th)) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus in 1482 BCE—allows the 20th day of the 2nd month to fall out on the 1st or on the 4th Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1484 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 9 1484 BCE Sunset: 17:10:29; Moonset: 18:14:20; Lag: 63min 51sec; Illum.: 0.97%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Feb 23.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the (((5^th Day or))) 6^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((4^th,))) 5^th, (or 6^th) Day]

Mar 11 1484 BCE Sunset: 17:49:54; Moonset: 19:06:53; Lag: 76min 59sec; Illum.: 1.72%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Mar 25.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

Apr 10 1484 BCE Sunset: 18:26:05; Moonset: 19:56:55; Lag: 90min 50sec; Illum.: 2.80%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Apr 24.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 2^nd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

May 9 1484 BCE Sunset: 19:01:02; Moonset: 19:48:21; Lag: 47min 19sec; Illum.: 1.27%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon May 23.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 3^rd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

Jun 8 1484 BCE Sunset: 19:37:09; Moonset: 20:34:38; Lag: 57min 29sec; Illum.: 2.52%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Jun 22.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 5^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1484 BCE—allows the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

1. According to this version, if indeed Exo 16:1, 22-26, does describe a 7^th Day of the week placement, then Abib 15 of the Exodus year would fall out on the (((5^th Day))) or 6^th Day [1484-2-(((23,)))24,or 25 (((4^th,))) 5^th, (or 6^th) Day] of the week, but not after the Eta Aquariids.

2. Per this version re Jer 34:9—The last Sabbatical year prior to the destruction of the Temple in 587/586 BCE & Slaves released: 588/587 BCE was the 2^nd Sabbatical year of the 69^th Jubilee cycle; Nebuchadnezzar’s 18^th year, Jehoiachin’s 10^th and Zedekiah’s 10^th year.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation followed 2 years after Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in the 6^th year of the 4^th Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 3^rd year of the 5^th Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 5^th year of the 3^rd Sabbatical cycle of the 70^th Jubilee cycle.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1444 BCE: Per this version an event between the 4^th and 5^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in the 6^th year of the 5^th Sabbatical year of the 68^th Jubilee cycle.

10.Re Acts 13:14, 15 & the reading of the Torah on the Pentecost Sabbath between 30 CE and 39 CE: Per this version either the 6^th or 7^th Sabbatical year of the 81^st Jubilee cycle, which began in the falls of 29 and 36 CE respectively[40].

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1886 BCE. Which per this version fell at the end of the 4^th year and the beginning of the 5^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[41] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Aug 10 1886 BCE Sunset: 19:42:56; Moonset: 20:49:59; Lag: 67min 03sec; Illum.: 2.61%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Aug 31.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 6^th, (or 7^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Sep 9 1886 BCE Sunset: 18:59:07; Moonset: 19:48:20; Lag: 49min 42sec; Illum.: 3.44%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Sep 30.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 1^st (or 2^nd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

Oct 8 1886 BCE Sunset: 18:03:06; Moonset: 19:22:55; Lag: 79min 49sec; Illum.: 1.40%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Oct 29.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 2^nd (or 3^rd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

Nov 7 1886 BCE Sunset: 17:06:24; Moonset: 17:18:12; Lag: 11min 48sec; Illum.: 1.84%. Nov 8 1886 BCE Sunset: 17:04:42; Moonset: 17:40:42; Lag: 36min 00sec; Illum.: 5.27%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Nov 28.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on (((4^th,))) 5^th, (or 6^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((3^rd,))) 4^th, (or 5^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1886 BCE—Allows [Does not allow] the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

21. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXII.0.16.1 (#7)).xls – Created 5939_[_{v2016-12-14-21:32}_]09 15 2036 [2019-11-12]

§ This version (XXII.0.16) is created by inserting (1047 BCE [spring year #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 64 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.16. Technically by inserting 64 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3089) through also line 3090; copying 2891E & F 64 lines down into 2955E & F; editing 2891E to 1048 and 2891 F to 1047; copying 2954E & F into 2955E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1443 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 4th year of the 6th sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 7 1443 BCE Sunset: 16:55:51; Moonset: 17:54:45; Lag: 58min 54sec; Illum.: 1.52%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Feb 16. ==> 7th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

Mar 9 1443 BCE Sunset: 17:38:54; Moonset: 19:18:33; Lag: 89min 39sec; Illum.: 3.51%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Mar 18 (or Mon Mar 19.) ==> 2nd Day (or 3rd Day) of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

Apr 7 1443 BCE Sunset: 18:17:08; Moonset: 19:32:33; Lag: 75min 25sec; Illum.: 2.28%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Apr 16. ==> 3rd Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

May 6 1443 BCE Sunset: 18:54:31; Moonset: 19:48:44; Lag: 54min 13sec; Illum.: 1.38%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset (Julian Tue May 15 or) Julian Tue 26. ==> 4th Day or 5th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan in 1443 BCE—allows an Abib 10 falling out on the 3rd Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1481 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 1st year of the 1st sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 8 1481 BCE Sunset: 17:46:26; Moonset: 19:31:07; Lag: 104min 41sec; Illum.: 3.79%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Mar 27. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 6th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Apr 6 1481 BCE Sunset: 18:21:40; Moonset: 19:38:07; Lag: 76min 27sec; Illum.: 2.38%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Apr 25. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 7th Day ((or 1st Day)) of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

May 5 1481 BCE Sunset: 18:56:25; Moonset: 19:44:07; Lag: 47min 42sec; Illum.: 1.27%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat May 24 or Sun 25. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 1st Day, or 2nd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

Jun 4 1481 BCE Sunset: 19:33:00; Moonset: 20:56:35; Lag: 83min 35sec; Illum.: 2.92%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Jun 23 ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 3rd Day ((or 4th Day)) of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus in 1481 BCE—allows the 20th day of the 2nd month to fall out on the 1st ((or [but not] on the 4th)) Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1483 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 28 1483 BCE Sunset: 17:36:48; Moonset: 18:42:30; Lag: 65min 42sec; Illum.: 1.38%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Mar 14 (or Wed Mar 15.)  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 4^th Day (or 5^th Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Mar 30 1483 BCE Sunset: 18:12:48; Moonset: 19:41:17; Lag: 88min 29sec; Illum.: 2.74%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Apr 13 (or Fri Apr 14.)  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 6^th Day (or 7^th Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Apr 28 1483 BCE Sunset: 18:47:16; Moonset: 19:34:09; Lag: 46min 53sec; Illum.: 1.22%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri May 12.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

May 28 1483 BCE Sunset: 19:24:11; Moonset: 20:24:20; Lag: 60min 09sec; Illum.: 2.22%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Jun 11.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 2^nd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

Jun 26 1483 BCE Sunset: 19:52:56; Moonset: 20:08:36; Lag: 15min 40sec; Illum.: 0.84%. Jun 27 1483 BCE Sunset: 19:53:54; Moonset: 20:59:07; Lag: 65min 13sec; Illum.: 3.39%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian ((((Mon Jul 10 or)))) Tue Jul 11.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the ((((3^rd Day or)))) 4^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  ((((2^nd Day or)))) 3^rd Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1483 BCE—allows the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

1. According to this version, if indeed Exo 16:1, 22-26, does describe a 7^th Day of the week placement, then Abib 15 of the Exodus year would fall out on 1483-4-13,or 14 at the latest, (4^th, 5^th,) 6^th, or 7^th Day of the week [1483-3-14,or15 [6^th Day] vs 1483-4-13,or14 [7^th Day] 5^th or 6^th Day, but not after the Eta Aquariids.]

2. Per this version re Jer 34:9—The last Sabbatical year prior to the destruction of the Temple in 587/586 BCE & Slaves released: 587/586 BCE was the 2^nd Sabbatical year of the 69^th Jubilee cycle; Nebuchadnezzar’s 19^th year, Jehoiachin’s 11^th and Zedekiah’s 11^th year.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation followed 3 year after Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in the 5^th year of the 4^th Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 2^nd year of the 5^th Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 4^th Sabbatical year of the 70^th Jubilee cycle.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1443 BCE: Per this version an event between the 4^th and 5^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in 5^th year of the 5^th Sabbatical year of the 68^th Jubilee cycle.

10.Re Acts 13:14, 15 & the reading of the Torah on the Pentecost Sabbath between 30 CE and 39 CE: Per this version either the 6^th or the 7^th Sabbatical year of the 81^st Jubilee, which cycles began in the falls of 30 and 37 CE respectively[42].

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1885 BCE. Which per this version fell at the end of the 4^th year and the beginning of the 5^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[43] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Aug 28 1885 BCE Sunset: 19:18:08; Moonset: 20:00:45; Lag: 42min 37sec; Illum.: 2.65%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Sep 18.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 5^th, (or 6^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

Sep 27 1885 BCE Sunset: 18:23:28; Moonset: 18:53:19; Lag: 29min 51sec; Illum.: 4.28%. Sep 28 1885 BCE Sunset: 18:21:29; Moonset: 19:09:56; Lag: 48min 27sec; Illum.: 9.73%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Oct 18.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (7^th,) 1^st, (or 2^nd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (6^th,) 7^th, (or 1^st) Day]

Oct 26 1885 BCE Sunset: 17:26:33; Moonset: 17:31:49; Lag: 05min 16sec; Illum.: 1.78%. Oct 27 1885 BCE Sunset: 17:24:42; Moonset: 17:52:53; Lag: 28min 11sec; Illum.: 5.53%. Oct 28 1885 BCE Sunset: 17:24:42; Moonset: 18:19:08; Lag: 55min 26sec; Illum.: 11.06%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Nov 16.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((1^st, 2^nd,))) 3^rd, (or 4^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((7^th, 1^st,))) 2^nd, (or 3^rd) Day]

Nov 25 1885 BCE Sunset: 16:38:32; Moonset: 16:50:42; Lag: 12min 10sec; Illum.: 2.49%. Nov 26 1885 BCE Sunset: 16:37:19; Moonset: 17:30:16; Lag: 52min 57sec; Illum.: 6.39%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Dec 16.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((3^rd,))) 4^th, (or 5^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((2^nd,))) 3^rd, (or 4^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1885 BCE—Allows the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

22. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXII.0.15).xls – Created 5939_[_{v2016-12-14-21:32}_]09 15 2036 [2019-11-12]

§ Testing the Day 6 Fri Mar 1, 1045 BCE penumbral lunar eclipse (62% penumbral only! at sunrise) for potential harmony between all of the Bible date stamps discovered not only re Saul’s visit to the woman in Endor (1 Sam 28:13, 14, 19, 25; 31:1, 6, 12, 13; 2 Sam 1:3; cf. Table II of the linked article,) but also re the crossing of the Jordan River (Jos 1:11; cf. this link) and re the three days’ journey from Mt. Sinai (Num 10: 11, 33; cf this link.)

§ This version (XXII.0.15) is created by inserting (1045 BCE [spring year #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 62 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.15. Technically by inserting 62 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3087) through also line 3088; copying 2891E & F 62 lines down into 2953E & F; editing 2891E to 1046 and 2891 F to 1045; copying 2950E & F into 2953E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1441 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 4th year of the 6th sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 15 1441 BCE Sunset: 17:00:40; Moonset: 18:09:20; Lag: 68min 40sec; Illum.: 1.87%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Feb 24. ==> 3rd Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

Mar 16 1441 BCE Sunset: 17:49:06; Moonset: 19:19:05; Lag: 89min 59sec; Illum.: 2.79%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Mar 25. ==> 5th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

Apr 14 1441 BCE Sunset: 18:26:42; Moonset: 19:23:32; Lag: 56min 50sec; Illum.: 1.18%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Apr 23. ==> 6th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

May 14 1441 BCE Sunset: 19:05:42; Moonset: 20:48:00; Lag: 102min 18sec; Illum.: 2.70%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat May 23 (or Julian Sun 24.) ==> 1st Day (or 2nd Day) of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan in 1441 BCE—allows [but very unlikely early] an Abib 10 falling out on the 3rd Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1479 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 1st year of the 1st sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 16 1479 BCE Sunset: 17:55:53; Moonset: 18:43:00; Lag: 47min 07sec; Illum.: 1.17%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Apr 4 or Mon Apr 5. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 2nd Day or 3rd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

Apr 15 1479 BCE Sunset: 18:31:47; Moonset: 20:20:00; Lag: 108min 13sec; Illum.: 3.73%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue May 4. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 4th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

May 14 1479 BCE Sunset: 19:06:59; Moonset: 20:39:49; Lag: 92min 50sec; Illum.: 2.58%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed June 2 or Thu 3. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 5th Day or 6th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

Jun 12 1479 BCE Sunset: 19:41:07; Moonset: 20:55:28; Lag: 74min 21sec; Illum.: 1.60%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Jul 1. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 6th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus in 1479 BCE—allows the 20th day of the 2nd month to fall out on the [1^st and on the] 4th Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1481 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 7 1481 BCE Sunset: 17:06:52; Moonset: 18:01:06; Lag: 54min 14sec; Illum.: 1.17%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Feb 21.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 6^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Mar 8 1481 BCE Sunset: 17:46:27; Moonset: 19:30:37; Lag: 104min 10sec; Illum.: 3.79%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Mar 22.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 1^st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

Apr 6 1481 BCE Sunset: 18:21:41; Moonset: 19:37:46; Lag: 103min 05sec; Illum.: 2.38%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Apr 20.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 2^nd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

May 5 1481 BCE Sunset: 18:56:25; Moonset: 19:43:50; Lag: 47min 25sec; Illum.: 1.26%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon May 19.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 3^rd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

Jun 4 1481 BCE Sunset: 19:33:00; Moonset: 20:55:35; Lag: 82min 35sec; Illum.: 2.91%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Jun 18.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 5^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1481 BCE—does not allow [allows] the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

1. According to this version, Exo 16:1, 22-26, does not allow a 7^th Day of the week placement [allows 1481-2-21 5^th Day Exodus.]

2. Per this version re Jer 34:9—The last Sabbatical year prior to the destruction of the Temple in 587/586 BCE & Slaves released: 592/591 BCE was the 1^st Sabbatical year of the 69^th Jubilee cycle; Nebuchadnezzar’s 14^th year, Jehoiachin’s 6^th and Zedekiah’s 6^th year.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation followed 5 year after Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in the 3^rd year of the 4^th Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 4^th Sabbatical year of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 2^nd year of the 3^rd Sabbatical cycle of the 69^th Jubilee cycle.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1441 BCE: Per this version an event between the 4^th and 5^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in the 3^rd year of the 6^th Sabbatical year of the 68^th Jubilee cycle.

10.Re Acts 13:14, 15 & the reading of the Torah on the Pentecost Sabbath between 30 CE and 39 CE: Per this version the 6^th Sabbatical year of the 81^st Jubilee cycle began in the fall of 32 CE[44].

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1883 BCE. Which per this version fell at the end of the 4^th year and the beginning of the 5^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[45] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Aug 7 1883 BCE Sunset: 19:45:36; Moonset: 20:21:27; Lag: 36min 42sec; Illum.: 1.54%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Aug 28.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 7^th (or 1^st) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

Sep 6 1883 BCE Sunset: 19:03:57; Moonset: 19:27:20; Lag: 23min 23sec; Illum.: 3.92%. Sep 7 1883 BCE Sunset: 19:02:12; Moonset: 19:46:36; Lag: 44min 24sec; Illum.: 10.08%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Sep 27.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((2^nd,))) 3^rd, (or 4^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((1st,))) 2^nd, (or 3^rd) Day]

Oct 5 1883 BCE Sunset: 18:08:32; Moonset: 18:08:36; Lag: 00min 04sec; Illum.: 2.15%. Oct 6 1883 BCE Sunset: 18:06:33; Moonset: 18:31:29; Lag: 24min 56sec; Illum.: 7.12%. Oct 7 1883 BCE Sunset: 18:04:33; Moonset: 18:58:57; Lag: 24min 56sec; Illum.: 14.57%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Oct 26.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((3^rd, 4^th,))) 5^th, (or 6^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((2^nd, 3^rd,))) 4^th, (or 5^th) Day]

Nov 4 1883 BCE Sunset: 17:11:05; Moonset: 17:27:30; Lag: 16min 25sec; Illum.: 4.31%. Nov 5 1883 BCE Sunset: 17:09:21; Moonset: 18:08:45; Lag: 59min 24sec; Illum.: 10.38%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Nov 25.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((5^th,))) 6^th, (or 7^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((4^th,))) 5^th, (or 6^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1883 BCE—Allows the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

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§ Testing the Day 1 Sun Jul 5, 1043 BCE total lunar eclipse (52% penumbral only! at sunrise) for potential harmony between all of the Bible date stamps discovered not only re Saul’s visit to the woman in Endor (1 Sam 28:13, 14, 19, 25; 31:1, 6, 12, 13; 2 Sam 1:3; cf. Table II of the linked article,) but also re the crossing of the Jordan River (Jos 1:11; cf. this link) and re the three days’ journey from Mt. Sinai (Num 10: 11, 33; cf this link.)

§ This version (XXII.0.14) is created by inserting (1043 BCE [spring year #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 60 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.14. Technically by inserting 60 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3085) through also line 3086; copying 2891E & F 60 lines down into 2951E & F; editing 2891E to 1044 and 2891 F to 1043; copying 2950E & F into 2951E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1439 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 4th year of the 6th sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 22 1439 BCE Sunset: 17:17:38; Moonset: 18:43:33; Lag: 85min 55sec; Illum.: 2.45%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Mar 3. ==> 6th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Mar 23 1439 BCE Sunset: 17:57:48; Moonset: 18:48:27; Lag: 50min 39sec; Illum.: 0.83%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Apr 1. ==> 7th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

Apr 22 1439 BCE Sunset: 18:36:23; Moonset: 20:02:05; Lag: 85min 42sec; Illum.: 1.76%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun May 1. ==> 2nd Day (or 3rd Day) of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

May 22 1439 BCE Sunset: 19:15:34; Moonset: 21:19:05; Lag: 123min 31sec; Illum.: 3.05%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue May 31. ==> 4th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan in 1439 BCE—allows an Abib 10 falling out on the 3rd Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1477 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 1st year of the 1st sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 24 1477 BCE Sunset: 18:06:15; Moonset: 19:41:07; Lag: 94min 52sec; Illum.: 2.76%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Apr 12. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 6th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Apr 22 1477 BCE Sunset: 18:40:42; Moonset: 19:50:47; Lag: 70min 05sec; Illum.: 1.35%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri May 11 (or Sat 12.) ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 7th Day (or 1st Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

May 22 1477 BCE Sunset: 19:17:33; Moonset: 21:28:30; Lag: 130min 57sec; Illum.: 3.80%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Jun 10. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 2nd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

Jun 20 1477 BCE Sunset: 19:49:00; Moonset: 21:37:47; Lag: 108min 47sec; Illum.: 2.73%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Jul 9. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 3rd Day (((or 4th Day))) of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (((or 3^rd))) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus in 1477 BCE—allows the 20th day of the 2nd month to fall out on (the 1st Day (((or [but not] on the 4th)))) Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1479 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 16 1479 BCE Sunset: 17:55:53; Moonset: 18:42:56; Lag: 47min 03sec; Illum.: 1.17%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Mar 30 or Wed Mar 31.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 4^th Day or 5^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Apr 15 1479 BCE Sunset: 18:31:47; Moonset: 20:19:28; Lag: 107min 41sec; Illum.: 3.72%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Apr 29.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 6^th Day (((or 7^th Day))) of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (((or 6^th))) Day]

May 14 1479 BCE Sunset: 19:06:59; Moonset: 20:39:07; Lag: 92min 08sec; Illum.: 2.57%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri May 28.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

Jun 12 1479 BCE Sunset: 19:41:07; Moonset: 20:54:41; Lag: 73min 34sec; Illum.: 1.60%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Jun 26.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 1^st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1479 BCE—allows the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

1. According to this version, if indeed Exo 16:1, 22-26, does describe a 7^th Day of the week placement, then Abib 15 of the Exodus year would fall out on 1479-4-29,or30 (((4^th Day, 5^th Day,))) 6^th Day, (((or 7^th Day))) [1479-4-29,(((or30))) 5^th, (((or 6^th))) Day or 1479-5-28,or29 6^th or 7^th Day] of the week.

2. Per this version re Jer 34:9—The last Sabbatical year prior to the destruction of the Temple in 587/586 BCE & Slaves released: 590/589 BCE was the 1^st Sabbatical year of the 68^th Jubilee cycle; Nebuchadnezzar’s 16^th year, Jehoiachin’s 8^th and Zedekiah’s 8^th year.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation concurrent with Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in the 1^st year of the 3^rd Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 5^th year of the 3^rd Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 2^nd Sabbatical year of the 70^th Jubilee cycle.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1439 BCE: Per this version an event between the 4^th and 5^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in 1^st year of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 68^th Jubilee cycle.

10.Re Acts 13:14, 15 & the reading of the Torah on the Pentecost Sabbath between 30 CE and 39 CE: Per this version the 6^th Sabbatical year of the 81^st Jubilee cycle began in the fall of 34 CE[46].

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1881 BCE. Which per this version fell at the end of the 4^th year and the beginning of the 5^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[47] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Aug 15 1881 BCE Sunset: 19:36:25; Moonset: 19:58:45; Lag: 22min 20sec; Illum.: 3.33%. Aug 16 1881 BCE Sunset: 19:35:11; Moonset: 20:18:38; Lag: 43min 27sec; Illum.: 8.04%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Sep 5.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((4^th,))) 5^th, (or 6^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((3^th,))) 4^th, (or 5^th) Day]

Sep 13 1881 BCE Sunset: 18:50:22; Moonset: 18:44:17; Lag: -06min 05sec; Illum.: 1.59%. Sep 14 1881 BCE Sunset: 18:48:30; Moonset: 19:04:44; Lag: 16min 14sec; Illum.: 5.30%. Sep 15 1881 BCE Sunset: 18:48:30; Moonset: 19:26:58; Lag: 38min 28sec; Illum.: 11.26%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Oct 4.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((5^th, 6^th,))) 7^th, (or 1^st) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((4^th, 5^th,))) 1^st, (or 2^nd) Day]

Oct 13 1881 BCE Sunset: 17:51:37; Moonset: 17:56:44; Lag: 05min 07sec; Illum.: 3.05%. Oct 14 1881 BCE Sunset: 17:49:39; Moonset: 18:25:57; Lag: 36min 18sec; Illum.: 3.05%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Nov 3.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((7^th,))) 1^st. (or 2^nd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((6^th,))) 7^th. (or 1^st) Day]

Nov 11 1881 BCE Sunset: 16:58:28; Moonset: 16:58:48; Lag: 00min 20sec; Illum.: 1.34%. Nov 12 1881 BCE Sunset: 16:56:53; Moonset: 17:44:02; Lag: 47min 09sec; Illum.: 5.37%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Dec 2.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on (((1^st,))) 2^nd, (or 3^rd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((7^th,))) 1^st, (or 2^nd)) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1881 BCE—Allows the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

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§ Testing the Day 4 Wed Apr 24, 1039 BCE partial lunar eclipse (73% penumbral only! at sunrise) for potential harmony between all of the Bible date stamps discovered not only re Saul’s visit to the woman in Endor (1 Sam 28:13, 14, 19, 25; 31:1, 6, 12, 13; 2 Sam 1:3; cf. Table II of the linked article,) but also re the crossing of the Jordan River (Jos 1:11; cf. this link) and re the three days’ journey from Mt. Sinai (Num 10: 11, 33; cf this link.)

§ This version (XXII.0.13) is created by inserting (1039 BCE [spring year #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 56 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.13. Technically by inserting 56 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3081) through also line 3082; copying 2891E & F 56 lines down into 2947E & F; editing 2891E to 1040 and 2891 F to 1039; copying 2946E & F into 2947E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1435 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 4th year of the 6th sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 9 1435 BCE Sunset: 16:58:50; Moonset: 18:59:27; Lag: 120min 37sec; Illum.: 3.43%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Feb 18. ==> 5th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5) Day]

Mar 10 1435 BCE Sunset: 17:40:24; Moonset: 19:17:11; Lag: 96min 47sec; Illum.: 2.14%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Mar 19. ==> 6th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Apr 8 1435 BCE Sunset: 18:18:33; Moonset: 19:35:37; Lag: 77min 56sec; Illum.: 1.31%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Apr 17. ==> 7th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

May 8 1435 BCE Sunset: 18:57:16; Moonset: 21:24:37; Lag: 147min 21sec; Illum.: 4.43%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun May 17 (or Julian Mon 18.) ==> 2nd Day (or 3rd Day) of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan in 1435 BCE—allows [does not allow] an Abib 10 falling out on the 3rd Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1473 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 1st year of the 1st sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 9 1473 BCE Sunset: 17:47:48; Moonset: 19:19:13; Lag: 91min 25sec; Illum.: 2.08%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Mar 28. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 3rd Day ((or 4th Day)) of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

Apr 7 1473 BCE Sunset: 18:22:57; Moonset: 19:27:22; Lag: 64min 25sec; Illum.: 0.98%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian ((Tue Apr 26 or)) Wed Apr 27. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the ((4th Day or)) 5th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  ((3^rd,)) 4^th, (or 5^th) Day]

May 7 1473 BCE Sunset: 18:59:00; Moonset: 20:50:50; Lag: 111min 10sec; Illum.: 2.51%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu May 26. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 6th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Jun 5 1473 BCE Sunset: 19:34:14; Moonset: 20:49:50; Lag: 75min 36sec; Illum.: 1.07%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian (Fri Jun 24 or) Sat Jun 25. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the (7th Day or) 1st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (6^th,) 7^th, (or 1^st) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus in 1473 BCE—allows the 20th day of the 2nd month to fall out on the 1st or on the 4th Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1475 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Apr 1 1475 BCE Sunset: 18:15:15; Moonset: 20:11:52; Lag: 116min 37sec; Illum.: 3.41%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Apr 15.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 4^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Apr 30 1475 BCE Sunset: 18:49:48; Moonset: 20:15:48; Lag: 86min 00sec; Illum.: 1.60%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed May 14.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 5^th Day (or 6^th Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

May 30 1475 BCE Sunset: 19:26:42; Moonset: 21:29:33; Lag: 122min 51sec; Illum.: 2.96%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Jun 13.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

Jun 28 1475 BCE Sunset: 19:54:16; Moonset: 21:16:34; Lag: 92min 18sec; Illum.: 1.45%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Jul 12.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 1^st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1475 BCE—allows the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

1. According to this version, if indeed Exo 16:1, 22-26, does describe a 7^th Day of the week placement, then Abib 15 of the Exodus year would fall out on 1475-5-14,or15 5^th Day (or the 6^th Day) [1475-5-14,or15 4^th or 5^th Day or 1475-6-13,or14 6^th or 7^th Day] of the week.

2. Per this version re Jer 34:9—The last Sabbatical year prior to the destruction of the Temple in 587/586 BCE & Slaves released: 593/592 BCE was the 7^th Sabbatical year of the 68^th Jubilee cycle; Nebuchadnezzar’s 13^th year, Jehoiachin’s 5^th and Zedekiah’s 5^th year.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation followed 4 years after Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in the 4^th year of the 3^rd Sabbatical cycle of the 8^1stJubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 1^st year of the 4^th Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 3^rd year of the 2^nd Sabbatical cycle of the 70^th Jubilee cycle.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1435 BCE: Per this version an event between the 4^th and 5^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in the 4^th year of the 5^th Sabbatical cycle of the 68^th Jubilee cycle.

10.Re Acts 13:14, 15 & the reading of the Torah on the Pentecost Sabbath between 30 CE and 39 CE: Per this version either the 5^th or the 6^th Sabbatical year of the 81^st Jubilee cycle began in the falls of 31 and 38 CE respectively[48].

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1877 BCE. Which per this version fell at the end of the 4^th year and the beginning of the 5^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[49] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Aug 29 1877 BCE Sunset: 19:16:26; Moonset: 19:14:58; Lag: -03min 29sec; Illum.: 1.25%. Aug 30 1877 BCE Sunset: 19:14:49; Moonset: 19:44:14; Lag: 29min 25sec; Illum.: 4.56%. Aug 31 1877 BCE Sunset: 19:13:11; Moonset: 20:11:47; Lag: 58min 36sec; Illum.: 10.08%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Sep 19.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((2^nd, 3^rd,))) 4^th, (or 5^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((1^st, 2^nd,))) 3^rd, (or 4^th) Day]

Sep 28 1877 BCE Sunset: 18:19:23; Moonset: 18:39:30; Lag: 18min 09sec; Illum.: 1.98%. Sep 29 1877 BCE Sunset: 18:21:21; Moonset: 19:07:05; Lag: 45min 44sec; Illum.: 5.78%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Oct 19.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((4^th,))) 5^th, (or 6^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((3^rd,))) 4^th, (or 5^th) Day]

Oct 28 1877 BCE Sunset: 17:22:44; Moonset: 18:06:41; Lag: 43min 57sec; Illum.: 2.52%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Nov 18.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 6^th (or 7^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Nov 26 1877 BCE Sunset: 16:37:15; Moonset: 17:15:06; Lag: 37min 51sec; Illum.: 5.11%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Dec 17.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on 7^th (or 1^st) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1877 BCE—Allows the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

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§ Testing the Day 3 Tue Oct 7, 1038 BCE penumbral lunar eclipse (81% penumbral only! at sunrise) for potential harmony between all of the Bible date stamps discovered not only re Saul’s visit to the woman in Endor (1 Sam 28:13, 14, 19, 25; 31:1, 6, 12, 13; 2 Sam 1:3; cf. Table II of the linked article,) but also re the crossing of the Jordan River (Jos 1:11; cf. this link) and re the three days’ journey from Mt. Sinai (Num 10: 11, 33; cf this link.)

§ This version (XXII.0.12.0) is created by inserting (1038 BCE [spring year thru Oct #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 55 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.12.0. Technically by inserting 55 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3080) through also line 3081; copying 2891E & F 55 lines down into 2946E & F; editing 2891E to 1039 and 2891 F to 1038; copying 2945E & F into 2946E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1434 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 4th year of the 6th sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 28 1434 BCE Sunset: 17:26:02; Moonset: 19:32:46; Lag: 126min 44sec; Illum.: 3.64%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Mar 9. ==> 4th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Mar 29 1434 BCE Sunset: 18:05:23; Moonset: 19:46:15; Lag: 100min 52sec; Illum.: 2.28%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Apr 7. ==> 5th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

Apr 27 1434 BCE Sunset: 18:42:24; Moonset: 20:03:48; Lag: 81min 24sec; Illum.: 1.34%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu May 6. ==> 6th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

May 27 1434 BCE Sunset: 19:21:48; Moonset: 21:33:08; Lag: 131min 20sec; Illum.: 4.33%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Jun 5. ==> 1st Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan in 1434 BCE—does not allow [allows] an Abib 10 falling out on the 3rd Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1472 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 1st year of the 1st sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 28 1472 BCE Sunset: 18:10:52; Moonset: 19:42:11; Lag: 91min 19sec; Illum.: 2.43%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Apr 16. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 2nd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

Apr 26 1472 BCE Sunset: 18:45:19; Moonset: 20:05:32; Lag: 80min 13sec; Illum.: 1.36%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon May 15 or Tue May 16. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 3rd Day or 4th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

May 26 1472 BCE Sunset: 19:22:14; Moonset: 21:25:04; Lag: 122in 50ec; Illum.: 3.38%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Jun 14. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 5th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

Jun 24 1472 BCE Sunset: 19:51:54; Moonset: 21:00:54; Lag: 69min 00sec; Illum.: 1.64%.  20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Jul 13 ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 6th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus in 1472 BCE—allows the 20th day of the 2nd month to fall out on [the 1^st and on] the 4th Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1474 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 19 1474 BCE Sunset: 17:23:17; Moonset: 18:40:25; Lag: 77min 08sec; Illum.: 1.69%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Mar 5.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 6^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Mar 21 1474 BCE Sunset: 18:01:46; Moonset: 19:56:55; Lag: 115min 09sec; Illum.: 3.26%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Apr 4.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 1^st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

Apr 19 1474 BCE Sunset: 18:36:16; Moonset: 19:59:12; Lag: 82min 56sec; Illum.: 1.54%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun May 3.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 2^nd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

May 19 1474 BCE Sunset: 19:12:57; Moonset: 21:12:24; Lag: 119min 27sec; Illum.: 2.77%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Jun 2.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 4^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd(or 4^th) Day]

Jun 17 1474 BCE Sunset: 19:45:47; Moonset: 21:04:31; Lag: 78min 44sec; Illum.: 1.17%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Jul 1.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 5^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1474 BCE—does not allow [allows] the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

1. According to this version Exo 16:1, 22-26 can not fall out on the 7^th Day of the week [fell out on 1474-3-5,or6 on the 5^th or 6^th Day of the week.]

2. Per this version re Jer 34:9—The last Sabbatical year prior to the destruction of the Temple in 587/586 BCE & Slaves released: 592/591 BCE was the 68^th Jubilee year; Nebuchadnezzar’s 14^th year, Jehoiachin’s 6^th and Zedekiah’s 6^th year.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation followed 5 years after Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in the 3^rd year of the 3^rd Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 3^rd Sabbatical year of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 2^nd year of the 2^nd Sabbatical cycle of the 70^th Jubilee cycle.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1434 BCE: Per this version an event between the 4^th and 5^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in the 3^rd year of the 5^th Sabbatical cycle of the 68^th Jubilee cycle.

10.Re Acts 13:14, 15 & the reading of the Torah on the Pentecost Sabbath between 30 CE and 39 CE: Per this version the 5^th Sabbatical year of the 81^st Jubilee cycle began in the falls of 32 CE[50].

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1876 BCE. Which per this version fell at the end of the 4^th year and the beginning of the 5^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[51] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Aug 19 1876 BCE Sunset: 19:17:09; Moonset: 19:55:13; Lag: 38min 04sec; Illum.: 2.95%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Sep 9.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 7^th (or 1^st) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

Sep 17 1876 BCE Sunset: 18:18:57; Moonset: 18:56:28; Lag: 37min 31sec; Illum.: 1.20%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Oct 8.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 1^st, (or 2^nd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

Oct 17 1876 BCE Sunset: 17:22:18; Moonset: 18:25:34; Lag: 63min 16sec; Illum.: 2.27%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Nov 7.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 3^rd, (or 4^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

Nov 16 1876 BCE Sunset: 16:36:31; Moonset: 18:05:12; Lag: 88min 41sec; Illum.: 3.20%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Dec 7.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 5^th (or 6^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1876 BCE—Allows the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

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§ This version (XXII.0.12) is created by inserting (1037 BCE [spring year #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 54 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.12. Technically by inserting 54 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3079) through also line 3080; copying 2891E & F 54 lines down into 2945E & F; editing 2891E to 1038 and 2891 F to 1037; copying 2944E & F into 2945E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1433 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 4th year of the 6th sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 17 1433 BCE Sunset: 17:09:45; Moonset: 18:56:16; Lag: 106min 31sec; Illum.: 2.47%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Feb 26. ==> 1st Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

Mar 17 1433 BCE Sunset: 17:50:36; Moonset: 18:58:16; Lag: 67min 40sec; Illum.: 1.05%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian (Sun Mar 26 or) Mon Mar 27. ==> (2nd Day or) 3rd Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

Apr 16 1433 BCE Sunset: 18:29:25; Moonset: 20:16:02; Lag: 106min 37sec; Illum.: 2.50%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Apr 25. ==> 4th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

May 15 1433 BCE Sunset: 19:07:10; Moonset: 20:24:51; Lag: 77min 41sec; Illum.: 1.37%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed May 24. ==> 5th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan in 1433 BCE—allows an Abib 10 falling out on the 3rd Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1471 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 1st year of the 1st sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 18 1471 BCE Sunset: 17:58:28; Moonset: 20:04:08; Lag: 65min 40sec; Illum.: 3.78%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Apr 6. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 7th Day ((or 1st Day)) of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th ((or 7^th)) Day]

Apr 16 1471 BCE Sunset: 18:33:04; Moonset: 20:19:54; Lag: 106min 10sec; Illum.: 2.57%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat May 5. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 1st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

May 15 1471 BCE Sunset: 19:08:22; Moonset: 20:32:27; Lag: 84min 05sec; Illum.: 1.53%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Jun 3. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 2nd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

Jun 14 1471 BCE Sunset: 19:43:13; Moonset: 21:27:27; Lag: 104min 14sec; Illum.: 4.04%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Jul 3. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 4th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus in 1471 BCE—allows the 20th day of the 2nd month to fall out on the 1st (or on the 4^th) Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1473 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 9 1473 BCE Sunset: 17:47:49; Moonset: 19:19:32; Lag: 91min 43sec; Illum.: 2.08%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Mar 23.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 5^th Day (or 6^th Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

Apr 7 1473 BCE Sunset: 18:22:58; Moonset: 19:27:52; Lag: 64min 54sec; Illum.: 0.98%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian (((Thu Apr 21 or))) Fri Apr 22.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the (((6^th Day or))) 7^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((5^th, or))) 6^th Day]

May 7 1473 BCE Sunset: 18:59:01; Moonset: 20:50:47; Lag: 111min 46sec; Illum.: 2.51%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat May 21.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 1^st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

Jun 5 1473 BCE Sunset: 19:34:16; Moonset: 20:50:14; Lag: 75min 58sec; Illum.: 1.07%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Jun 19 or Mon Jun 20.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 2^nd or 3^rd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1473 BCE—allows the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

1. According to this version, if indeed Exo 16:1, 22-26, does describe a 7^th Day of the week placement, then Abib 15 of the Exodus year would fall out on the 5^th Day (or the 6^th Day) of the week [1473-4-22,or23 (((5^th,))) 6^th, (or 7^th) Day,] but not before the Eta Aquariids.

2. Per this version re Jer 34:9—The last Sabbatical year prior to the destruction of the Temple in 587/586 BCE & Slaves released: 591/590 BCE was the 68^th Jubilee year; Nebuchadnezzar’s 15^th year, Jehoiachin’s 7^th and Zedekiah’s 7^th year.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation followed 6 year after Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in the 2^nd year of the 3^rd Sabbatical cycle of the the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 6^th year of the 3^rd Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 1^st year of the 2^nd Sabbatical cycle of the 70^th Jubilee cycle.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1433 BCE: Per this version an event between the 4^th and 5^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in the 2^nd year of the 5^th Sabbatical cycle of the 68^th Jubilee cycle.

10.Re Acts 13:14, 15 & the reading of the Torah on the Pentecost Sabbath between 30 CE and 39 CE: Per this version the 5^th Sabbatical year of the 81^st Jubilee cycle began in the falls of 33 CE[52].

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1875 BCE. Which per this version fell at the end of the 4^th year and the beginning of the 5^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[53] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Aug 9 1875 BCE Sunset: 19:43:35; Moonset: 20:30:24; Lag: 46min 49sec; Illum.: 4.56%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Aug 30.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 5^th, (or 6^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

Sep 7 1875 BCE Sunset: 19:02:04; Moonset: 19:36:01; Lag: 33min 57sec; Illum.: 2.63%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Sep 28.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 6^th (or 7^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Oct 6 1875 BCE Sunset: 18:06:25; Moonset: 18:35:42; Lag: 29min 17sec; Illum.: 1.06%. Oct 7 1875 BCE Sunset: 18:04:26; Moonset: 19:08:18; Lag: 63min 52sec; Illum.: 4.99%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Oct 27.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((7^th,))) 1^st, (or 2^nd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((6^th,))) 7^th, (or 1^st) Day]

Nov 5 1875 BCE Sunset: 17:09:15; Moonset: 18:10:24; Lag: 60min 51sec; Illum.: 2.46%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Nov 26.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on 2^nd (or 3^rd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1875 BCE—Allows the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

27. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXII.0.11).xls – Created 5939_[_{v2016-12-14-21:32}_]09 14 2036 [2019-11-12]

§ Testing the Day 1 Sun Feb 20, 1036 BCE total lunar eclipse (79% penumbral only! at sunrise) for potential harmony between all of the Bible date stamps discovered not only re Saul’s visit to the woman in Endor (1 Sam 28:13, 14, 19, 25; 31:1, 6, 12, 13; 2 Sam 1:3; cf. Table II of the linked article,) but also re the crossing of the Jordan River (Jos 1:11; cf. this link) and re the three days’ journey from Mt. Sinai (Num 10: 11, 33; cf this link.)

§ This version (XXII.0.11) is created by inserting (1036 BCE [spring year #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 53 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.11. Technically by inserting 53 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3078) through also line 3079; copying 2891E & F 53 lines down into 2944E & F; editing 2891E to 1037 and 2891 F to 1036; copying 2943E & F into 2944E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1432 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 4th year of the 6th sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 5 1432 BCE Sunset: 16:53:30; Moonset: 18:40:10; Lag: 106min 40sec; Illum.: 2.42%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Feb 14. ==> 5th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

Mar 6 1432 BCE Sunset: 17:35:15; Moonset: 18:36:10; Lag: 60min 55sec; Illum.: 0.84%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Mar 15. ==> 6th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Apr 5 1432 BCE Sunset: 18:15:06; Moonset: 19:37:00; Lag: 81min 54sec; Illum.: 1.53%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Apr 14. ==> 1st Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

May 5 1432 BCE Sunset: 18:53:43; Moonset: 20:41:55; Lag: 108min 12sec; Illum.: 2.95%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon May 14. ==> 3rd Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan in 1432 BCE—allows an Abib 10 falling out on the 3rd Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1470 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 1st year of the 1st sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 7 1470 BCE Sunset: 17:44:23; Moonset: 18:54:26; Lag: 70min 03sec; Illum.: 1.18%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Mar 26 or Wed Mar 27. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 4th Day or 5th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Apr 6 1470 BCE Sunset: 18:20:58; Moonset: 20:24:42; Lag: 123min 44sec; Illum.: 3.64%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Apr 25. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 6th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th (or 6^th) Day]

May 5 1470 BCE Sunset: 18:55:41; Moonset: 20:37:58; Lag: 102min 17sec; Illum.: 2.49%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri May 24. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 7th Day ((or 1st Day)) of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

Jun 3 1470 BCE Sunset: 19:31:09; Moonset: 20:40:00; Lag: 68min 51sec; Illum.: 1.54%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Jun 22. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 1st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus in 1470 BCE—allows the 20th day of the 2nd month to fall out on the 1st or on the 4th Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1472 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 28 1472 BCE Sunset: 18:10:51; Moonset: 19:52:30; Lag: 101min 39sec; Illum.: 2.43%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Apr 11.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 4^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Apr 26 1472 BCE Sunset: 18:45:20; Moonset: 20:05:52; Lag: 80min 32sec; Illum.: 1.36%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed May 10.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 5^th Day (or 6^th Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

May 26 1472 BCE Sunset: 19:22:13; Moonset: 21:24:24; Lag: 122min 11sec; Illum.: 3.38%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Jun 9.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

Jun 24 1472 BCE Sunset: 19:51:54; Moonset: 21:00:54; Lag: 69min 00sec; Illum.: 1.64%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Jul 8.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 1^st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st ) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1472 BCE—allows the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

1. According to this version, if indeed Exo 16:1, 22-26, does describe a 7^th Day of the week placement, then Abib 15 of the Exodus year would fall out on 1472-5-10,or11 5^th, or 6^th Day or 1472-6,or7 6^th or 7^th Day [1472-5-10,or11 4^th, or 5^th Day) or 1472-6,or7 5^th or 6^th Day] of the week.

2. Per this version re Jer 34:9—The last Sabbatical year prior to the destruction of the Temple in 587/586 BCE & Slaves released: 590/589 BCE was the 68^th Jubilee year; Nebuchadnezzar’s 16^th year, Jehoiachin’s 8^th and Zedekiah’s 8^th year.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation were concurrent with Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in the 1^st year of the 3^rd Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 5^th year of the 3^rd Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 1^st Sabbatical year of the 69^th Jubilee cycle.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1432 BCE: Per this version an event between the 4^th and 5^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in the 1^st year of the 5^th Sabbatical year of the 68^th Jubilee cycle.

10.Re Acts 13:14, 15 & the reading of the Torah on the Pentecost Sabbath between 30 CE and 39 CE: Per this version the 5^th Sabbatical year of the 81^st Jubilee cycle began in the falls of 34 CE[54].

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1874 BCE. Which per this version fell at the end of the 4^th year and the beginning of the 5^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[55] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Aug 28 1874 BCE Sunset: 19:19:09; Moonset: 20:11:19; Lag: 52min 10sec; Illum.: 4.01%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Sep 18.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 4^th (or 5^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Sep 26 1874 BCE Sunset: 18:26:43; Moonset: 19:11:38; Lag: 44min 55sec; Illum.: 2.24%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Oct 17.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 5^th (or 6^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

Oct 26 1874 BCE Sunset: 17:27:48; Moonset: 18:43:53; Lag: 76min 05sec; Illum.: 4.70%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Nov 16.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 7^th (or 1^st) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

Nov 24 1874 BCE Sunset: 16:40:37; Moonset: 17:51:43; Lag: 71min 06sec; Illum.: 2.37%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Dec 15.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on 1^st (or 2^nd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1874 BCE—Allows the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

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§ Testing the Day 3 Tue Apr 3, 1029 BCE total lunar eclipse (100% at sunrise) for potential harmony between all of the Bible date stamps discovered not only re Saul’s visit to the woman in Endor (1 Sam 28:13, 14, 19, 25; 31:1, 6, 12, 13; 2 Sam 1:3; cf. Table II of the linked article,) but also re the crossing of the Jordan River (Jos 1:11; cf. this link) and re the three days’ journey from Mt. Sinai (Num 10: 11, 33; cf this link.)

§ This version (XXII.0.10) is created by inserting (1029 BCE [spring year #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 46 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.10. Technically by inserting 46 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3071) through also line 3072; copying 2891E & F 46 lines down into 2937E & F; editing 2891E to 1030 and 2891 F to 1029; copying 2936E & F into 2937E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.

§ Per this version, the crossing of the Jordan River is an event that occurred in the spring of 1425 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 4th year of the 6th sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Gilgal horizon at ~47.72 N ~100.04 E; altitude: ~-100 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Feb 18 1425 BCE Sunset: 17:11:13; Moonset: 17:50:04; Lag: 38min 51sec; Illum.: 0.81%. Feb 19 1425 BCE Sunset: 17:53:17; Moonset: 19:09:52; Lag: 76min 35sec; Illum.: 2.32%.==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu Feb 28. ==> 6^th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  (((4^th,))) 5^th (or 6^th) Day]

Mar 19 1425 BCE Sunset: 17:53:17; Moonset: 19:10:04; Lag: 76min 47sec; Illum.: 2.33%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Mar 28. ==> 7th Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

Apr 17 1425 BCE Sunset: 18:30:43; Moonset: 19:21:00; Lag: 50min 17sec; Illum.: 1.35%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Apr 26. ==> 1st Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

May 17 1425 BCE Sunset: 19:09:43; Moonset: 20:57:35; Lag: 107min 52sec; Illum.: 4.14%. ==> 10th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon May 26. ==> 3rd Day of the week crossing. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the crossing of Jordan in 1425 BCE—allows an Abib 10 falling out on the 3rd Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1463 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 1st year of the 1st sabbatical year cycle of the 51st jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 19 1463 BCE Sunset: 17:59:42; Moonset: 19:19:39; Lag: 79min 57sec; Illum.: 2.41%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Apr 7. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 4th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

Apr 17 1463 BCE Sunset: 18:34:18; Moonset: 19:26:54; Lag: 52min 36sec; Illum.: 1.42%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed May 6. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 5th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  4^th (or 5^th) Day]

May 17 1463 BCE Sunset: 19:10:53; Moonset: 20:46:54; Lag: 96min 01sec; Illum.: 3.70%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Jun 5. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 7th Day (((or 1st Day))) of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (((or 7^th))) Day]

Jun 15 1463 BCE Sunset: 19:44:13; Moonset: 20:41:54; Lag: 57min 41sec; Illum.: 2.00%. ==> 20th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sat Jul 4. ==> The 20th day of the 2nd month fell out on the 1st Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  7^th (or 1^st) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 20th day of the 2nd month of the 2nd Year after the Exodus in 1463 BCE—allows the 20th day of the 2nd month to fall out on the 1st or on the 4th Day of the week.

§ Per this version, the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus occurred in the spring of 1465 BCE. Which per this version fell in the 6^th year of the 7^th sabbatical year cycle of the 50^th jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Sinai horizon at ~46 N ~99 E; altitude: ~2580 meter; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Mar 11 1465 BCE Sunset: 17:50:24; Moonset: 19:43:12; Lag: 112min 48sec; Illum.: 3.79%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Mar 25.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 3^rd Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  2^nd (or 3^rd) Day]

Apr 9 1465 BCE Sunset: 18:25:24; Moonset: 19:36:52; Lag: 71min 28sec; Illum.: 1.89%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Tue Apr 23.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 4^th Day (or 5^th Day) of the week. [JD-1 Day  3^rd (or 4^th) Day]

May 9 1465 BCE Sunset: 19:01:34; Moonset: 20:29:26; Lag: 87min 52sec; Illum.: 3.31%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Thu May 23 ((or Fri 24.))  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 6^th Day ((or the 7^th Day)) of the week. [JD-1 Day  5^th ((or 6^th)) Day]

Jun 7 1465 BCE Sunset: 19:36:31; Moonset: 20:16:15; Lag: 39min 44sec; Illum.: 1.58%.  15^th day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Jun 21.  The 15^th day of the 2^nd month fell out on the 7^th Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  6^th (or 7^th) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 15^th day of the 2^nd month of the Year of the Exodus in 1465 BCE—allows the 15^th day of the 2^nd month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

1. According to this version, if indeed Exo 16:1, 22-26, does describe a 7^th Day of the week placement, then Abib 15 of the Exodus year would fall out on 1465-4-23,or24 ((4^th Day, (5^th Day,)) (6^th Day ((or 7^th Day))) [1465-5-23,((or24)) 5^th or 6^th Day] of the week.

3. Sabbatical years as reckoned from Creation were concurrent with Josephus’ sabbatical years.

4. Re Luke 4:19—Acceptable year of YHWH—fell in the 1^st year of the 2^nd Sabbatical cycle the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

5. Crucifixion fell in the 5^th year of the 2^nd Sabbatical cycle of the 81^st Jubilee cycle.

6. Re Ezra 1:1-2 and Cyrus’ decree: 534/533 BCE & 1^st year of Cyrus’ reign fell in the 69^th Jubilee year.

8. Re Jos 8:34 & the reading of the Torah after the fall of Ai: Per this version most likely an event in the fall following the crossing of the Jordan in 1425 BCE: Per this version an event between the 4^th and 5^th years of the 6^th Sabbatical cycle of the 51^st Jubilee cycle.

9. Re 2 Kings 22:8 & the reading of the Torah in the 18^th year of King Josiah: Per this version this pre-Passover time reading of the Torah fell in the 1^st year of the 4^th Sabbatical cycle of the 68^th Jubilee cycle.

10.Re Acts 13:14, 15 & the reading of the Torah on the Pentecost Sabbath between 30 CE and 39 CE: Per this version the 4^th Sabbatical year of the 81^st Jubilee cycle, which began in the fall of 34 CE[56].

§ Re Gen 17:1, 24 and Abraham’s 99th birthday: Per this version, the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of the Eighth Day of Abraham’s 99^th birthday occurred in the fall of 1867 BCE. Which per this version fell at the end of the 4^th year and the beginning of the 5^th year of the 6^th sabbatical year cycle of the 42^nd jubilee cycle.

§ Visible New Moons per SNB from the Pre-Joshua’s Long Day Mamre[57] horizon at ~46.94ºN ~99.6ºE; altitude: ~1010 meters above mean sea level; Time zone: +6.6 hrs on (Julian Day calendar dates:)

Aug 10 1867 BCE Sunset: 19:42:32; Moonset: 20:50:36; Lag: 68min 04sec; Illum.: 3.21%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Sun Aug 31.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the 2^nd (or 3^rd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  1^st (or 2^nd) Day]

Sep 8 1867 BCE Sunset: 19:00:11; Moonset: 19:32:55; Lag: 32min 44sec; Illum.: 1.46%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Mon Sep 29.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (3^rd,) 4^th, (or 5^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (2^nd,) 3^rd, (or 4^th) Day]

Oct 8 1867 BCE Sunset: 18:02:19; Moonset: 18:26:05; Lag: 23min 46sec; Illum.: 2.80%. Oct 9 1867 BCE Sunset: 18:00:19; Moonset: 18:43:52; Lag: 43min 33sec; Illum.: 7.57%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Wed Oct 29.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on the (((5^th,))) 6^th, (or 7^th) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  (((4^th,))) 5^th, (or 6^th) Day]

Nov 7 1867 BCE Sunset: 17:05:41; Moonset: 17:29:42; Lag: 24min 01sec; Illum.: 3.96%. Nov 8 1867 BCE Sunset: 17:04:00; Moonset: 17:59:15; Lag: 55min 15sec; Illum.: 8.93%.  22^nd day: Beginning at sunset Julian Fri Nov 28.  The 22^nd day of the 7^th month fell out on ((7^th,)) 1^st, (or 2^nd) Day of the week. [JD-1 Day  ((6^th,)) 7^th, (or 1^st) Day]

§ Conclusion: This version—re the 22^nd day of the 7^th month of the Year of Abraham’s 99th birthday in 1867 BCE—Allows the 22^nd day of the 7^th month to fall out on the 7^th Day of the week.

29. The Sacred Calendar of the Creator in Progress (version XXII.0.09.0 (#5)).xls – Created 5939_[_{v2016-12-14-21:32}_]09 15 2036 [2019-11-13]

§ Testing the Day 5 Thu Sep 27, 1029 BCE total lunar eclipse (100% at sunrise) for potential harmony between all of the Bible date stamps discovered not only re Saul’s visit to the woman in Endor (1 Sam 28:13, 14, 19, 25; 31:1, 6, 12, 13; 2 Sam 1:3; cf. Table II of the linked article,) but also re the crossing of the Jordan River (Jos 1:11; cf. this link) and re the three days’ journey from Mt. Sinai (Num 10: 11, 33; cf this link.)

§ This version (XXII.0.09.0) is created by inserting (1029 BCE [spring year thru Oct #] – 983 BCE [XXII.0.00yr-1yr] =) 46 Scripture years into version XXII.0.00, i.e. now XXII.0.09.0. Technically by inserting 46 lines at line 3026; then copying line 3025 into all the blank lines (lines 3026-3071) through also line 3072; copying 2891E & F 46 lines down into 2937E & F; editing 2891E to 1030 and 2891 F to 1029; copying 2936E & F into 2937E & F; all while double checking that BCE 1 agrees with CE 1. Then, in cell 2891G, correcting the date of the lunar eclipse. Afterwards adjusting the Sabbath years in columns A, B, C, and D.