Years from Adam Anno Mundi Year of the

Years from Adam (Anno Mundi – Year of the World) 100 0 200 300 500 400 700 600 900 800 1100 1000 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 Adam 0 -930 Genesis 5: 3 -5 Seth 130 -1042 Genesis 5: 6 -8 Enosh 235 -1140 Genesis 5: 9 -11 Cainan 325 -1235 Genesis 5: 12 -14 Mahalalel 395 -1290 Genesis 5: 15 -17 Jared 460 -1422 Enoch Genesis 5: 18 -20 And Enoch walked with God; and he was not, for God took him. Genesis 5: 24 622 -987 Methuselah Genesis 5: 21 -23 687 -1656 Genesis 5: 25 -27 Lamech Abel 874 -1651 Genesis 5: 28, 30 -31 Dates Unknown The Noah Cain Dates Unknown 1056 -2006 Genesis 5: 32 Japheth Enoch Genesis 5: 32, 10: 21 Dates Unknown Creation Shem Irad Genesis 11: 10 -11 Dates Unknown 1558 -2508 Ham Mehujael Genesis does not provide dates for the birth or death of Cain or Abel or any of Cain ¶s descendants. The genealogy of Cain is shown here based on Genesis 4 with an assumed average lifespan of 900 years and age of 75 at the birth of the next generation 1556 -? Dates Unknown Methushael Dates Unknown Lamech Dates Unknown Jabal Dates Unknown Father of those who dwell in tents. Genesis 4: 20 Dates Unknown Father of those who play the harp and flute. Genesis 4: 21 Dates Unknown Instructor of every craftsman in bronze and iron. Genesis 4: 22 Jubal Tubal-Cain 0 100 200 Key Messianic Line Key Events Mentioned in Scripture References are to actual event Other historical figures ¶ Indicates prophetic reference Prophets 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600

3300 BC 3200 BC 3100 BC 3000 BC 2900 BC 2700 BC 2800 BC 2500 BC 2600 BC 2300 BC 2400 BC 2100 BC 2200 BC 1900 BC 2000 BC 1800 BC 1700 BC 1600 BC 1500 BC 1400 BC Noah C 3775 -2825 Shem C 3273 -2673 Arphaxad C 3173 -2638 Salah C 3038 -2578 Flood 1656 AM (Masoretic) 2242 AM (Septuagint) 3175 BC (Septuagint) Eber C 2898 -2494 Genesis 41: 46 The plentiful years began when Joseph was 30 -31 and Jacob arrived in the second year of famine 9 or 10 years later (Genesis 45: 6, 11) Peleg C 2774 -2435 Reu C 2636 -2297 Serug Moses Joseph C 2504 -2174 C 1913 -1803 Moses in Egypt Nahor C 2374 -2166 Note: Ages and dates for the period between the flood and Abraham are derived from the Septuagint (not including the extra Canaan) which adds 658 years vs. the Masoretic text that is the basis for most Christian Bibles Israel Terah dies in Haran (Genesis 11: 32) C 2295 -2090 Hezron Moses in Midian Amminadab Ram Nashon Abraham C 2165 -1990 C 1446 -1406 Isaac C 2090 BC Abram departs from Haran (Genesis 12: 4) C 2065 -1885 Genesis 47: 28 – Jacob BC C 2005 -1858 Judah Abram in Egypt +/ Genesis 12: 10 Dates Unknown Perez Dates Unknown Four hundred thirty years in Egypt (Exodus 12: 40 -41) Years of Plenty I: 10 Kings from Thinis Egypt II: 11 Kings from Thinis IV: 8 Kings from Memphis III: 5 Kings from Memphis Narmer / Menes Sekhemkhet Huni 26372613 Mizraim Genesis 10: 6, 13 -14 Djoser Khaba 26132589 Khufu Khafre 25892566 2558 -2532 Sneferu Imhotep Djedefre V: 9 Kings from Memphis Shepseskaf Sahure Neferefre Nyuserre Ini 25322503 Menkaure Djedkare Isesi 2414 -2375 Neferirkare Menkauhor Kakai Kaiu Userkaf Shepseskare XI: 8 Kings from Thebes VI: 7 Kings from Memphis Teti 2375 -2345 Unas 2331 -2287 Userkare Mentuhotep I Pepi I 2278 -2184 2118 -2069 Merenre I Intef I VII & VIII IX 2060 -2010 Intef III Lean Years XII: 8 Kings from Thebes Nebhepetre Nebtawyre Mentuhotep II Mentuhotep IV Intef II 19911962 Kheperkare Senusret I 1971 -1926 Sankhkare Sehetepibre Mentuhotep III Amenemhat I Nubkaure Amenemhat II 18971878 Nimaatre Amenemhat III 18781860 Khakaure Senusret III 15501529 1860 -1815 Maakherure Sobekhotep I Amenemhat IV Kamose XIV: Kings from Avaris (Caananite/Semitic) Senusret II is the likely Pharaoh of Genesis 41. The Bahr Yussef or Joseph Canal was built during his reign connecting the Nile with the Faiyum Oasis Old Kingdom XV: Kings from Avaris (Hyksos) period of Israelite self rule? Amenhotep II 1506 -1452 Thutmose III Second Intermediate Period Ham Cush Tower of Babel Nimrod Genesis 10: 8 -12 Sumu-la-El Apil-Sin 1817 -1781 17671749 Su-abu Sabum Hammurabi 17481729 Sin-Muballit III: Kassite kings Ammisaduqa Abieshu 1686 -1648 1728 -1686 Samsu-iluna 1648 -1620 15821562 1620 -1583 1562 -1531 Samsu-Ditana Ammi-ditana Sack of Babylon by Hittites Code of Hammurabi World Empires Messianic Line While Genesis 10: 10 states that Nimrod founded Babylon, the first dynasty of kings were Amorites and thus descended from Caanan (Genesis 10: 15) Key Ilum-ma-ili Exodus in year 9 of the reign of Amenhotep II New Kingdom I: Amorite Kings Babylon 1455 -1418 Queen Hatshepsut Exodus 2: 23 Likely the ³daughter of Pharaoh ´ (Exodus 2: 5 -10) The kings of Dynasty XIV have Caananite or West Semitic names. This dynasty was based in the Nile delta. Possible Middle Kingdom First Intermediate Period XVIII: 14 Kings from Diaspolis Amenhotep I Thutmose II Sobekkare Sobekneferu X: 4 Kings from Heracleopolis Great Pyramid built XVII: Kings from Thebes XVI: Kings from Thebes XIII: Kings from Thebes Khakheperre Senusret II 1929 -1895 ³And there arose a new king in Egypt, who did not know Joseph ´ (Exodus 1: 8). This would be expected after the Second Intermediate Period and suspicion of the Israelites would be natural after a period where Lower Egypt was independent II: Sealand Ea-gamil Key Events Mentioned in Scripture References are to actual event Other historical figures ¶ Indicates prophetic reference Prophets 3100 BC 3000 BC 2900 BC 2800 BC 2700 BC 2600 BC 2500 BC 2400 BC 2300 BC 2200 BC 2100 BC 2000 BC 1900 BC 1800 BC 1700 BC 1600 BC 1500 BC 1400 BC

1400 BC 1500 BC 1200 BC 1300 BC 1000 BC 1100 BC 800 BC 900 BC 600 BC 700 BC 400 BC 500 BC 300 BC 200 BC 100 BC 0 100 AD Ezekiel Hosea Obadiah Elisha Moses Prophets Samuel Nashon Judges, Kings, & Rulers Salmon Boaz Obed Rahab Servitude to Cushan(Matt 1: 5) Rishathaim king of Mesopotamia- 8 years Ruth (Ruth 4: 13 -17) Elijah Jesse Nathan Menan Mattathah Hazor destroyed c 1200 Saul Eli Melea Solomon 931 915 Joshua & Elders Othniel 40 years rest (Judges 3: 11) Ehud Shamgar Servitude to Jabin king of Caanan- 20 years Servitude to Eglon king of Moab - 18 years Gideon Deborah & Barak Tola Abimelech Jair Servitude to Midian Servitude to Samson - 7 years Philistines - 40 years 80 years rest Conquest of Canaan Amarna letters from Abdi-Heba, king of Jerusalem, requesting help against³Habiru´ 1049 -1009 -970 XVIII: 14 Kings from Diaspolis 40 years rest Jephthah Elon Servitude to Philistines + Ammon - 18 years Ibzan Abdon Amenhotep II 1504 -1450 1453 -1419 Tuthmosis III Queen Hatshepsut Assyria XIX: 7 Kings from Diaspolis 1419 -1386 -1349 Tuthmosis IV 1321 -1293 970 -930 David Ishbosheth 1126 1108 1182 -1151 Akhenaten Horemheb Seti I Tutankhamun 872 -847 909 -886 Jeroboam I Zimri Ahab Baasha Joram 814 798 Ashur-uballit I Arik-den-ili 1380 -1353 -1318 1098 -1070 Amenemnisu 1069 -1043 Smendes I Sheshonq I 978 959 1039 -993 Sheshonq II, Takelot I 959 945 924 Psusennes II Osorkon the Elder 924 -889 874 Osorkon I 874 -850 Enlil-nirari Eriba-Adad I 1263 -1234 Adad-nirari I 767 -730 Osorkon II The ³head of gold ´ (Daniel 2: 32) 9 kings. Reignal years unknown 1359 -1333 Ashur-bel-kala Shalmaneser II Tiglath-Pileser I Shamshi-Adad IV Ashur-rabi II Enlil-kudurri-usur Ashur-Dan I 1233 -1197 1179 -1133 Tukulti-Ninurta I Ninurta-apal-Ekur 1133 1115 1074 1056 1115 -1076 Ashur-resh-ishi I 1050 1031 1013 -972 Eriba-Adad II Ashur-nirari IV Ashur-nasir-pal I Tiglath-Pileser II 967 -935 Ashur-resh-ishi II 935 -912 -891 884 -859 Tukulti-Ninurta II Ashur-Dan II 859 -824 811 Shalmaneser III Kadashman-Enlil I V VI VIII Kurigalzu II 1281 1264 589 570 1216 -1187 1126 1123 1100 1082 1069 1046 Itti-Marduk-balatu Marduk-nadin-ahhe Simbar-shipak Mar-biti-apla-usur Kudur-Enlil Adad-shuma-iddina Kadashman-Turgu Kashtiliashu IV Meli-Shipak II Nebuchadnezzar I Adad-apla-iddina Kashshu-nadin-ahi 943 -920 900 888 -855 Nabu-shuma-ukin I Mar-biti-ahhe-iddina Assurbanipal 745 727 Nabonassar 625 -05 Ninurta-apla-X Nabu-shuma. Marduk-zakir-shumi I ishkun Marduk-apla-usur Sargon II Deiokes World Empires The ³Legs of iron ´ (Daniel 2: 33) c 1184 Fall of Troy Key Mentioned in Scripture Other historical figures 1400 BC c 850 Iliad composed 624 -585 1300 BC Tullus Hostilius Romulus 1100 BC 1000 BC 900 BC 800 BC Antiochus IV Epiphanes Jonathan 168 Desecration 753 -716 -672 Numa Pompilius 700 BC 672 -642 Lucius Tarquinius Priscus 616 -578 Ancus Marcius 600 BC 5 -33 222 205 246 -222 Ptolemy II 76 -48 Antigonus Ptolemy XI Queen 80 -51 Ptolemy VIII Ptolemy X Selucus I Antiochus II Theos Selucid Empire Selucus III Alexander II Antiochus VIII Selucus IV Ceraunus Philopater Balas Ventidius Cumanus Portius Gessius Festus Florus Antonius Albinus Felix + Drusilla Queen 51 -30 Ptolemy XII Neos Dionysos Kings of the South (¶ Daniel 11) Nicator Herod Antipas Soter II Alexander II Bernice IV Cleopatra VII Philometor Euergetes II Alexander I Philopater 4 -39 Pilate 145 -116 Ptolemy VI 70 Destruction of Jerusalem by Titus 37 -4 63 Conquest of Jerusalem Pontius by Pompeii Ptolemy IX Epiphanes 205 -180 Ptolemy IV Philadelphus Aristobulus II 103 -76 165 Maccabean Revolt Epiphanes Euergetes I 282 -246 Herod ³The Great´ d. Mar 4 BC Archelaus Agrippa I Phillip 1 Aug 30 Cleopatra commits suicide ending Egyptian independence 2 Sep 31 Anthony and Cleopatra defeated by Augustus at Actium Seleucus VII Zabinas Grypus Kybiosaktes 63 Conquest by Pompeii 5 2 9 5 2 2 Darius I Hystaspes 521 -486 Nicator 485465 Artaxerxes I 464 -424 Antiochus XIII Cyzicenus Asiaticus Cleopatra Darius II 423 405 312 -281 539 -8 Conquest of Babylon Artaxerxes II 404 -359 359338 800 lb gold image of Bel broken up by Xerxes (¶ Jeremiah 50: 2) (Herodotus) 5 3 8 5 3 0 Antiochus IX 3 3 2 3 261 246 281 261 Antiochus I Seleucus II Soter Thea 246 225 Callinicus Dau. of Ptolemy VI 223 -187 Antiochus III Antiochus IV The Great 141 Conquest of Babylon by Parthia Epiphanes Demetrius I Soter 331 Battle of Guagamela. End of Persian empire Philip Arrhidaeus Astyages 642 -616 Jesus The Christ Joseph John Alexander Hyrcanus Janneus Ptolemaic Dynasty Ptolemy VII Ptolemy V Ptolemy III Soter I Cambyses Arses Xerxes II Xerxes (Ahasuerus) 490 Battle 480 -79 Battles of Marathon of Thermopylae, Salamis & Platea (¶ Daniel 11: 2) Pelloponnesian War 401 Battle of Cunaxa. Anabasis of Xenophon Alexander IV Macedon Phillip II Antigonus II Cassander Lysimachus Gonatas Socrates Thucydides Herodotus Plato Lucius Tarquinius Superbus 578 -534 Antigonus III Doson 276 -239 Demetrius I Aristotle Poliorcetes Alexander III of Macedon (¶ Daniel 11: 3 -4) Kings of Rome 1200 BC Antiochus III Aristobulus I 134 -104 Demetrius II Fathers of History 753 Rome founded Seleucus II -143 Callinicus The Great Ptolemy I Artaxerxes III Fathers of Philosophy Aeneas? 223 -187 XXXI 584 -550 776 First Olympiad References are to actual event ¶ Indicates prophetic reference Philopater Judas Simon Ceraunus 246 226 Kings of the North (¶ Daniel 11) Revolts Cyrus Was Achilles one of these? Other Greek demi -gods? Key Events Prophets 1500 BC c 646 624 Phraortes Messianic Line Rome Kyaxares c 699 -646 There were giants on the earth in those days, and also afterward, when the sons of God came into the daughters of men and they bore children to them. Those were the mighty men who were of old, men of renown. Genesis 6: 4 XXX Nektanebis Amyrtaios Nektanebos Last Egyptian to rule Egypt 555 539 604 -562 Nebuchadnezzar II Neriglissar Nabonidus Esarhaddon The ³chest and arms of silver ´ (Daniel 2: 32) The ram with two horns (Daniel 8: 3 -4) Greece Jacob Maccabees or Hasmoneans 261 -246 Soter Artaxerxes III 4 kings Teos Amosis Labashi-Marduk Evil-Merodach Nabopolassar 855 -819 Joseph Luke 3: 23 -38 Mattan Selucus IV Theos Antiochus I 311 -282 612 Fall of Ninevah (¶ Nahum 3: 7) 668 -629 704 -681 Eriba-Marduk-bel-zeri Eleazar Heli 609 End of Assyrian Empire Dynasty IX 979 -943 281 261 312 -281 570 -526 Medeo-Persia The ³Belly and thighs of bronze ´ (Daniel 2: 32) The male goat (Daniel 8: 5 -8) XXIX 605 Battle of Carchemish (Jeremiah 46: 2, 10, 26) Assur-uballit II Sin-shar-ishur Ashur-Dan III Adad-nirari III 5 kings Matthat Melchi of the Temple (¶ Daniel 11: 31) XXVII: 8 Persian Kings Psametik II 773 755 811 -783 Joseph Selucid Empire Selucus III Antiochus II Nicator 445 Decree of Artaxerxes to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem (Nehemiah 2: 1 -5) (¶ Daniel 9: 25) 664 Sack of Thebes by Assurbanipal Shalmaneser IV Ashur-nasir-pal II Shalmanesser V Assur-nirarir V Sennacherib Adad-nirari II Shamshi-Adad V Tiglath-pileser III IV: Kings from Isin 1307 -1282 Psametik I XXIV Eliud Levi Seven and sixty -two weeks of years (¶ Daniel 9: 25 -26) Psametik III Haibre Apries 610 595 664 -610 Shebitko Achim Esther Nekhao (Necho) 690 -664 Usermare Piye Sheshonq IV 818 -793 787 -759 Pedibastet Osorkon III Shamash-mudammiq Marduk-balassu-iqbi Kadashman-Enlil II Adad-shuma-usur Marduk-kabit-ahheshu Enlil-nadin-apli Marduk-zer-X 3 kings Nabu-apla-iddina Simbar-shipak Nazi-Maruttash Shagarakti-Shuriash Marduk-apla-iddina I Ninurta-nadin-shumi Marduk-shapik-zeri Nabu-mukin-apli 1332 1308 712 698 Zadok Amos Janna Matthew 1: 1 -16 538 Decree of Cyrus to rebuild Jerusalem (¶ Isaiah 44: 28) XXVI: 6 Kings from Sais Neo -Assyrian Period III: Kassite Kings Amarna letters Burnaburiash II 740 -713 Sheshonq III Battle of Sugagi Babylon 723 Israel carried into captivity by Shalmanessar V (II Kings 17: 6) 825 -773 Azor Mattathiah Esli Selucus I 70 years in captivity (¶ Jeremiah 25: 9 -11) XXV: 6 Kings from Ethiopia (Cush) 850 -825 Eliakim Nahum Maath 586 Destruction of Jerusalem (II Kings 25: 8) 609 Josiah slain by Pharoah Necho (II Kings 23: 29) Shabako. Taharko Semei Naggi Nehemiah 743 Menahem pays tribute to Tiglath pileser III (II Kings 15: 19 -20) Takelot II Abiud Amon Jehoahaz Jehoiachin 597 First captivity (II Kings 24: 14) Sheshonq V Judah Mattathiah 586 End of Kingdom of Judah 723 End of Kingdom of Israel Hoshea Jehoahaz Jeroboam II Pekahiah XXII: 9 Kings from Bubastis (Libya) Amenemope Siamun 641 -609 Zerubbabel Joseph XXIII: ? Kings from Tanis Shalmaneser I 1295 -1264 750 730 Joannes Rhesa Neri Menahem Pekah Jehoash pays tribute to Adad nirari III (Tel er-Rimah stela) XXI: 7 Kings from Tanis 697 -643 Hezekiah Zerubbabel Jehoiakim Shealtiel Josiah Zedekiah Manasseh John ³The Elder´ Haggai Shealtiel Addi 701 Sennacherib besieges Jerusalem (II Kings 18: 13 -19: 37) (Herodotus II. 141) 793 -753 Middle Assyrian Period Hatshepsut is likely the Egyptian princess that plucked Moses from the Nile Jotham Melchi Elmodam 716 -687 Daniel Zephaniah Cosam Ahaz 792 740 Amaziah 841 -814 Jose Uzziah/ Azariah 836 -797 874 -853 Er Jorim Shallum Zechariah Jehoash Nahum Eliezer Regnal dates for the Kings of Israel and Judah following Thiele 841 Jehu pays tribute (Black 853 Battle of Qarqar obelisk of Shalmaneser III) Seti II Ramesses V Ramesses X Merneptah Ramesses III Ramesses VII, VIII Queen Twosret Archaeological evidence aligns with an Exodus in year 9 of the reign of Amenhotep II Matthat Levi Jehoram Athaliah Rehoboam Asa 925 Shishak besieges Jerusalem, carries away treasures (I Kings 14: 25 -26) 931 910 XX: 12 Kings from Diaspolis 1279 -1212 Judah Elah Tibni Nadab Omri Ahaziah Jehu Ramesses IV Ramesses IX Amenmesses Siptah Ramesses II (The Great) Setnakhte Ramesses VI Ramesses XI Smenkhkare Amenhotep III Ay Simeon Ahaziah Jehoshaphat Joash 911 -870 Four hundred eighty years from Exodus to year four of Solomon ¶s reign (I Kings 6: 1) Wilderness ³Israel´ stele records Merneptah¶s Period campaign in Canaan against Philistines Amenhotep campaigns in Canaan, takes (Gaza and Ashkelon) and Gezer 100, 000 slaves Egypt Jonah Isaiah John The Baptist Zechariah Jeremiah Micah Jonah Joel? Joseph Abijah C 1446 -1406 Israel Eliakim Amos 387 Rome sacked by Gauls 534 -509 Servius Tullius Perseus 221 -179 Demetrius II Aetolicus Philip V 146 Battle of Corinth. Conquest by Rome 9 Battle of Teutoburg Wald. Beginning of Roman Decline Archimedes Pyrrus of Epirus 279 Battle of Asculum (Greek Pyrrhic victory) Hannibal I II III Punic Wars v. Carthage 3 rd Servile War (Spartacus) Marius 400 BC 300 BC 200 BC Triumvirates st nd 1 2 Caesar Augustus 27 BC-14 AD Sulla Roman Republic 509 -27 500 BC Julio -Claudian Dynasty 100 BC Gaius Vespasian Trajan (Caligula) Nero Domitian 14 -37 Tiberius Claudius Julius Caesar 0 Titus Nerva 100 AD

The Flood to the Exodus Based on the New Chronology 3100 BC 2900 BC 3000 BC 2700 BC 2800 BC 2500 BC 2600 BC 2300 BC 2400 BC 2100 BC 2200 BC 1900 BC 2000 BC 1800 BC 1700 BC 1600 BC 1500 BC 1400 BC Genesis 41: 46 The plentiful years began when Joseph was 30 -31 and Jacob arrived in the second year of famine 9 or 10 years later (Genesis 45: 6, 11) Noah C 3561 -2611 Shem C 3059 -2459 Arphaxad Moses Joseph C 2959 -2424 C 1701 -1591 Moses in Egypt Salah C 2824 -2364 Flood 1656 AM (Masoretic) 2242 AM (Septuagint) 2961 BC (Septuagint) Eber Terah dies in Haran (Genesis 11: 32) C 2684 -2280 Peleg Abraham C 2560 -2221 Ram Hezron Moses in Midian Nashon Amminadab C 1951 -1776 Reu Isaac Serug C 2290 -1960 Israel C 1446 -1406 C 1876 BC Abram departs from Haran (Genesis 12: 4) C 2422 -2083 C 1851 -1671 Genesis 47: 28 – Jacob BC C 1791 -1644 Nahor Judah C 2160 -1952 Note: Ages and dates for the period between the flood and Abraham are derived from the Septuagint (not including the extra Canaan) which adds 658 years vs. the Masoretic text that is the basis for most Christian Bibles Dates Unknown Abram in Egypt +/ Genesis 12: 10 Terah Perez C 2081 -1876 Dates Unknown Four hundred thirty years in Egypt and Canaan (Exodus 12: 40 -41) Years of Plenty ³And there arose a new king in Egypt, who did not know Joseph´ (Exodus 1: 8). Lean Years Narmer / Menes 0: 5 Kings from Tjenu Egypt Irihar Sarek (Scorpion) I: 8 Kings from Memphis Narmer (Catfish) II: 10 Kings from Thinis Azib Merthiapen Nebre Kakau Neferkare Wazi Zeti Kaa Kebeh Waznes Huzefa I Ateti III: 4 Kings from Memphis Huni Nebka Djoser Teti 24992475 Mizraim Genesis 10: 6, 13 -14 Sekhen Ka Aha Mena Ati Zer Den Kenty Bezau Semerkhet Semsen Peribsen Senez Bebty Ninetjer Neferkasokar Sneferu Djoser Khufu Khafre 24752452 24442419 Djedefre Huzefa II Imhotep Hardjedef? Neferefre Menkaure Sahure Menkauhor Unas 2331 -2303 Bakare? Userkaf Niuserre Shepseskaf Neferirkare XI: 8 Kings from Thebes VI: 7 Kings from Memphis V: 9 Kings from Memphis IV: 8 Kings from Memphis Userkare 2303 -2273 Izezi Mentuhotep I Merenre I 2273 -2243 2228 -2175 2168 -2074 Teti I Pepi II Intef I Nitokerty IX Manishtushu 2117 -2062 Tower of Babel Genesis 10: 8 -12 Meskiagkasher (Cush) World Empires Uruk C 3000 -2850 Lugalbanda c 2850 -2700 Enmerkar (Nimrod) m Semiramis, Queen of Heaven c 2614 -2514 c 2514 -2389 Meskiagnanna 2365 -2306 2285 -2250 Aannepada Utulkalama Enundarina Gilgamesh c 2700 -2614 Mesanepada Ur of the Chaldees 2388 -2359 Dumuzi Urlugal Laba[ «@ir II of Ur 2326 -2291 2284 -2249 Meshe Lugalkitun Lugalkisalsi 2224 -2189 Elulu Melamanna I of Uruk Balulu 22492225 Enshakushana Naram-Sin 20001976 Messianic Line Mentioned in Scripture References are to actual event Other historical figures ¶ Indicates prophetic reference Khakaure Senusret III Maakherure Sobekhotep I Amenemhat IV 9 kings Dudimose Neferhotep I Amenemhat III is the Pharaoh of Genesis 41. The Bahr Yussef or Joseph Canal was built during his reign connecting the Nile with the Faiyum Oasis Nebkaure Khety IV Second Intermediate Period Shulgi 2097 -2060 I: Amorite Kings Sumu-la-El Shu-Sin Babylon 1882 -1835 Ur-nammu ? gi IV Lugalzagesi Ur-gigir Utu-hegal Ishiirra Isin III 17721753 1805 -1773 Ur-nigin Ur-Utu Kudda Lugalkinishedudu Idin-Dagan Shuilishu Larsa 17981778 17521732 Lipit-Ishtar 1700 -1672 Ishme-Dagan Ur-Ninurta Samuum 17771750 Emizum Bur-Sin 17321712 1705 -1679 Zabaa Irraimiti 16721652 Gungunum 1749 -1715 15981581 Sabum Su-abu Amar-Sin Ibbi-Sin Apil-Sin 1648 -1613 V Rohl (Eden to Exile, pp 57 -71) identifies Enmerkar, meaning ³hunter´ with Nimrod. The ancient epics also identify Dumuzi as a reincarnation of Nimrod born from Semiramis after his death Key Events 18 kings 1678 -1631 Nubkaure Amenemhat II Sehetepibre Amenemhat I Naplanum Key 17161698 Sobekhotep III Sobekhotep IV Sobekkare Sobekneferu III of Ur 21292105 II of Uruk 17451712 1774 -1730 Nimaatre Amenemhat III Shu-Durul 4 Kings Dudu 2166 -2130 2248 -2189 Khakheperre Senusret II 19721952 Kaku 2129 -2098 21882167 Sharkalisharri 2037 -2001 Rimush Ham Kheperkare Senusret I Merykare ? Rohl identifies Khety IV as the Pharaoh of Abraham based on ancient sources Sargon I Sankhkare Mentuhotep III Intef III Great Pyramid built I of Ur Nebtawyre Mentuhotep IV X: 18 Kings from Heracleopolis Old Kingdom Mesopotamia Nebhepetre Mentuhotep II Intef II 1803 -1774 VII & VIII Akkad XIII: Kings from Thebes Zambia Sin-Muballit 1560 -1518 Ammisaduqa Abieshu 1517 -1480 Samsu-iluna 1479 -1452 14141394 1451 -1415 Ammi-ditana Damikilishu 16381615 1393 -1362 Samsu-Ditana Sack of Babylon by Hittites 15921570 Lipit-Enlil-bani Sin-magir Sin-idinam Sinikisham Samuel Warad-Sin 1596 -1536 1667 -1639 Abisari Hammurabi 15801561 Nur-Adad Silli-Adad Sin-iribam Rim-Sin Ilum-ma-ili II: Sealand Code of Hammurabi Prophets 3100 BC 3000 BC 2900 BC 2800 BC 2700 BC 2600 BC 2500 BC 2400 BC 2300 BC 2200 BC 2100 BC 2000 BC 1900 BC 1800 BC 1700 BC 1600 BC 1500 BC 1400 BC

1400 BC 1500 BC 1200 BC 1300 BC The Exodus to The Christ Based on the New Chronology 1000 BC 1100 BC 800 BC 900 BC 600 BC 700 BC 400 BC 500 BC 300 BC 200 BC 100 BC 0 100 AD Ezekiel Hosea Obadiah Elisha Moses Prophets Samuel Israel Nashon Judges, Kings, & Rulers Salmon Boaz Obed Rahab Servitude to Cushan (Matt 1: 5) Rishathaim king of Mesopotamia - 8 years Ruth (Ruth 4: 13 -17) Jesse Nathan Menan Mattathah Hazor destroyed c 1200 Saul Eli Othniel 40 years rest (Judges 3: 11) Ehud Shamgar Servitude to Jabin king of Caanan - 20 years 40 years rest Wilderness Period XIII: Kings from Thebes Amose 12021178 Kamose XV: 6 Kings from Avaris (Greater Hyksos) XIV: Kings from Avaris (Lesser Hyksos) Shalek Sheshi Exodus under Dudimose 12981279 Nehesi Assyria Ibzan Abdon Menneferre 12791255 Yakub-Har Bebnem Khyan 1134 -1082 Amenhotep ITuthmosis III 1125 -1096 1095 -1059 Shalmaneser I I: Amorite Kings 1479 -1452 Samsu-iluna 14141394 1451 -1415 Ammi-ditana 814798 841 -814 Kurigalzu II 793 -753 690 -664 Akhenaten Horemheb Seti I Tutankhamun Iuput I 1039999 912 -891 Ashur-rabi II Ashur-resh-ishi II Ashur-nasir-pal I 884 -859 Tukulti-Ninurta II 859 -824 824811 Shalmaneser III Ashur-Dan II 811 -783 1001980 975958 957945 943 -920 920900 888 -855 Greece The ³Belly and thighs of bronze ´ (Daniel 2: 32) The male goat (Daniel 8: 5 -8) Key Messianic Line Rome The ³Legs of iron ´ (Daniel 2: 33) Mentioned in Scripture Other historical figures Prophets 1500 BC Key Events 589570 Philopater Judas Simon Theos Ceraunus 281261 246226 261 -246 223 -187 Seleucus II Soter Amosis -143 Assurbanipal 668 -629 704 -681 Nabonassar Sargon II Labashi -Marduk Evil-Merodach Nabopolassar Kyaxares c 646624 1100 BC 1000 BC 900 BC 624 -585 Phraortes Tullus Hostilius Romulus 753 -716 800 BC 103 -76 76 -48 716 -672 Numa Pompilius 700 BC 672 -642 70 Destruction of Jerusalem by Titus 37 -4 4 -39 Antigonus Herod Antipas 63 Conquest of Jerusalem Pontius by Pompeii 165 Maccabean Revolt 222205 246 -222 205 -180 Pilate Ptolemy IX Ptolemy XI Queen Ventidius Cumanus Portius Gessius Festus Florus 80 -51 Ptolemy VIII Ptolemy X 51 -30 Cyrus Kings of the South (¶ Daniel 11) Selucus I Selucid Empire Selucus III Antiochus II Nicator Ceraunus Theos Selucus IV Alexander II Antiochus VIII Seleucus VII Philopater Balas Zabinas Grypus Kybiosaktes 63 Conquest by Pompeii Demetrius II Darius I Hystaspes 521 -486 Nicator 485465 Artaxerxes I 464 -424 312 -281 539 -8 Conquest of Babylon Artaxerxes II 404 -359 359338 800 lb gold image of Bel broken up by Xerxes (¶ Jeremiah 50: 2) (Herodotus) 5 3 8 5 3 0 Lucius Tarquinius Priscus 616 -578 Ancus Marcius 600 BC Antiochus XIII Cyzicenus Asiaticus Cleopatra Darius II 423405 Revolts Antiochus IX 3 3 2 3 281261 261246 Antiochus I 246225 Seleucus II Soter Thea Dau. of Ptolemy VI 223 -187 Antiochus III Antiochus IV 141 Conquest of Babylon by Parthia Callinicus The Great Epiphanes Demetrius I Soter 331 Battle of Guagamela. End of Persian empire 584 -550 Astyages 642 -616 1 Aug 30 Cleopatra commits suicide ending Egyptian independence 2 Sep 31 Anthony and Cleopatra defeated by Augustus at Actium Ptolemy XII Philometor Euergetes II Alexander I Neos Dionysos Philopater + Drusilla Queen Soter II Alexander IIBernice IV Cleopatra VII 145 -116 Ptolemy VI Ptolemy IV Philadelphus Epiphanes Euergetes I 282 -246 Ptolemy II Cambyses (Greek Pyrrhic victory) Hannibal Kings of Rome 753 Rome founded 1200 BC 134 -104 Ptolemaic Dynasty Ptolemy VII Ptolemy V Ptolemy III Soter I Artaxerxes III 555539 604 -562 Nebuchadnezzar II Neriglissar Nabonidus Esarhaddon 814 Dido founds Carthage 5 -33 Herod ³The Great´ d. Mar 4 BCArchelaus Agrippa I Phillip Aristobulus II Antiochus III Kings of the North (¶ Daniel 11) 5 2 9 5 2 2 (¶ Nahum 3: 7) c 699 -646 c 862 Aeneas founds Lavinium Aristobulus I Callinicus The Great Ptolemy I Nektanebis Nektanebos Last Egyptian to rule Egypt 605 Battle of Carchemish (Jeremiah 46: 2, 10, 26) Assur-uballit II Sin-shar-ishur Artaxerxes III Teos 311 -282 612 Fall of Ninevah 745727 Jesus The Christ Joseph Antiochus IV John Alexander Epiphanes Hyrcanus Janneus Jonathan 168 Desecration Antiochus I XXX 4 kings 664 Sack of Thebes by Assurbanipal d Jezebel m Ahab Matgenus Iulus ¶ Indicates prophetic reference 1300 BC 312 -281 570 -526 Psametik II 625 -05 Dates unchanged in NC 1400 BC XXIX Amyrtaios 855 -819 825 Dido flees Tyre References are to actual event Jacob Maccabees or Hasmoneans Selucus IV Philip Arrhidaeus Xerxes II Arses Xerxes 979 -945 898 -866 860 -831 831 -785 Alexander IV (Ahasuerus) 401 Battle of Cunaxa. Agenor Abimilku Abibalus Beleazarus. Astartus Pheles Badezorus Pygmalion 490 Battle 480 -79 Battles Anabasis of Xenophon b of Belus of Marathon of Thermopylae, Macedon Antigonus III Kings of Sparta Cassander Salamis & Platea Polydorus Labdacus Laius Oedipus Eteocles Aireus d Europa m d of Apopi (Apophis) c 864 Fall of Troy Phillip II Lysimachus Gonatas Doson Perseus Eurypon Polydectes Charilaus Theopompus Archidamus I Leotichidas I Agasicles Demaratus Agamemnon Libya Lycastrus Deucalion Orestes Pelloponnesian War Cadmus (¶ Daniel 11: 2) Proclus Prytanis Euonomus Nicander Anaxandrides I Anaxilaus Hippocratidas Ariston Leotichidas II 276 -239 221 -179 -820 1060 -1010 -980 980 -935 889 -863 Eurysthenes Echestratus Doryssus Archelaus Alcamenes Eurycrates II Anaxandrides II Leonidas Demetrius II Demetrius I Aristotle Agis Leobotas Agesilaus I Teleclus Polydorus Anaxander I Leon Cleomenes I Philip V Belus Cadmus (of Thebes) Minos the Elder Minos the Younger Catreus Aegisthus Tisamenos Plato Poliorcetes Aetolicus Alexander III 776 First Olympiad Fathers of Philosophy Hypermestra + Acrisius Perseus Tyndareus b Menelaus Socrates Archimedes st c 750 Iliad of Macedon 890 1 Dorian invasion Helen Hermione 820 2 nd Dorian invasion Danae + Thucydides Danaus Lynceus Abas Gorgophone Pyrrus of Epirus Fathers of History Herodotus (¶ Daniel 11: 3 -4) composed Alkeus Amphityron Heracles Hyllus Polydectes 279 Battle of Asculum Hiram Aserymus Abdastartus Ithobalus Luke 3: 23 -38 Mattan of the Temple (¶ Daniel 11: 31) Psametik III Haibre Apries 610595 Deiokes Tyre Selucid Empire Selucus III Antiochus II Nicator 445 Decree of Artaxerxes to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem (Nehemiah 2: 1 -5) (¶ Daniel 9: 25) 538 Decree of Cyrus to rebuild Jerusalem (¶ Isaiah 44: 28) XXVII: 8 Persian Kings Medeo -Persia The ³chest and arms of silver ´ (Daniel 2: 32) The ram with two horns (Daniel 8: 3 -4) Eleazar Joseph Seven and sixty -two weeks of years (¶ Daniel 9: 25 -26) XXIV Eriba-Marduk-bel-zeri Eliud Melchi Heli 609 End of Assyrian Empire Ashur-Dan III Adad-nirari III Tiglath-pileser III 5 kings Achim Joseph Matthat Felix 773755 Dynasty IX Shamash -mudammiq Marduk -balassu -iqbi Kadashman-Turgu Adad-shuma-iddina Enlil-nadin-apli Kashtiliashu IV Kurigalzu IIINinurta-nadin-shumi Marduk-shapik-zeri Nabu-apla-iddina Amos Levi Matthew 1: 1 -16 XXIII Neo-Assyrian Period Zadok Esli Janna Antonius Albinus Shoshenk VI Shalmaneser IV Ashur-resh-ishi I Ashur-bel-kala Shalmaneser II Ashur-nasir-pal II Shalmanesser V Ashur-Dan I Sennacherib Assur-nirarir V Tiglath-Pileser II Eriba-Adad II Adad-nirari II Shamshi-Adad V Azor Mattathiah Esther Psametik I Osorkon IV Eliakim Maath Nahum Selucus I 70 years in captivity (¶ Jeremiah 25: 9 -11) 664 -610 Pedubast I Merneptah Smendes Psusennes I Amenmesses XXII: 9 Kings from Bubastis Osorkon II 863 -832 Queen Twosret Ramesses III Shoshenk I 855 Invasion of the sea peoples Semei Naggi 586 Destruction of Jerusalem (II Kings 25: 8) Nekhao (Necho) XXI: 20 Kings from Thebes & Tanis Abiud Mattathiah Nehemiah XXVI: 6 Kings from Sais Taharko Judah Jehoiachin 723 End of Kingdom of Israel 828 -801 Nabu-shuma-ukin I Ninurta-apla-X Marduk -nadin-ahhe Nabu-shuma. Nazi-Maruttash Shagarakti-Shuriash Meli-Shipak Marduk-zakir-shumi I ishkun Kadashman-Enlil II Adad-shuma-usur Nebuchadnezzar I Burnaburiash II Mar-biti-ahhe-iddina Marduk-apla-usur Samsu-Ditana Sack of Babylon by Hittites Jehoahaz 609 Josiah slain by Pharoah Necho (II Kings 23: 29) XXV: 6 Kings from Ethiopia (Cush) 943 -877 Zerubbabel Joseph 586 End of Kingdom of Judah 597 First captivity (II Kings 24: 14) Ramesses XI Amarna letters 11791155 1393 -1362 641 -609 Menahem Pekah 750730 Joannes Rhesa Neri Amon besieges Jerusalem (II Kings 18: 13 -19: 37) (Herodotus II. 141) XX: 12 Kings from Diaspolis Middle Babylonian Period Ammisaduqa Abieshu 990 -962 Ninurta -apal-Ekur Ashur-uballit I Tiglath-Pileser I Battle of Sugagi 697 -643 Hezekiah Zerubbabel Jehoiakim Shealtiel Josiah Zedekiah Manasseh John ³The Elder ´ Haggai Shealtiel Addi 701 Sennacherib Shallum Zechariah Jehoash Melchi Elmodam 716 -687 Jotham Amaziah Cosam Ahaz 792740 Middle Assyrian Period Tukulti-Ninurta I Er Jose Uzziah/ Azariah 836 -797 Ramesses II (The Great)Siptah Ramesses I Seti II Khamudy Arik-den-ili 15171480 874 -853 Jorim Joash 872 -847 XIX: 8 Kings from Diaspolis 1255 -1226 1157 -1126 The ³head of gold ´ (Daniel 2: 32) Tuthmosis IV Apophis d Io (Ahhotep) Yanassi m Tao s Apophis s Amose Levi Eliezer Daniel Zephaniah Jeroboam I Zimri Ahab Hoshea Jehoahaz Jeroboam II Baasha Joram Pekahiah 723 Israel carried into captivity Regnal dates for the Kings of Israel and Judah following Thiele by Shalmanessar V 841 Jehu pays tribute (Black 853 Battle of Qarqar obelisk of Shalmaneser III) (II Kings 17: 6) ³Israel´ stele records campaign in Jehoash pays tribute Canaan against Philistines (Gaza and to Adad-nirari III (Tel 743 Menahem pays tribute to Tiglath 802 Jehoahaz ¶savior er-Rimah stela) Ashkelon) and Gezer pileser III (II Kings 15: 19 -20) 10481012 1087 -1057 909 -886 Matthat Nahum David Smenkhkare Amenhotep III Ay Tuthmosis I Hatshepsut 11781158 Enlil-nirari Adad-nirari I Babylon Ishbosheth XVIII: 14 Kings from Diaspolis XVII: Thebes 14901467 Dudimose 970 -930 Ahaziah Jehoshaphat 911 -870 931910 Amarna letters from Abdi -Heba, king of Jerusalem, requesting help against ³Habiru´ letters from Labaya and Mut -Baal Tao 1009 -970 Judah Elah Tibni Nadab Omri Ahaziah Jehu Four hundred eighty years from Exodus to year four of Solomon ¶s reign (I Kings 6: 1) Second Intermediate Period XVI: Kings from Thebes Sobekhotep VII Ay Ibi 1049 -1009 Simeon Rehoboam Asa Jehoram Athaliah 925 Shishak besieges Jerusalem, carries away treasures (I Kings 14: 25 -26) Jephthah Elon Servitude to Philistines + Ammon - 18 years 1446 Exodus Iayib Tola Abimelech Jair Servitude to Midian Servitude to Samson - 7 years Philistines - 40 years 80 years rest Conquest of Canaan Gideon Deborah & Barak Jonah Isaiah John The Baptist Zechariah Jeremiah Micah Jonah Joel? Joseph Abijah 931915 Joshua & Elders Egypt Eliakim Melea Solomon C 1446 -1406 Servitude to Eglon king of Moab - 18 years World Empires Elijah Amos Lucius Tarquinius Superbus 578 -534 Servius Tullius 387 Rome sacked by Gauls 534 -509 Founding of the Republic 500 BC 146 Battle of Corinth. Conquest by Rome 9 Battle of Teutoburg Wald. Beginning of Roman Decline 3 rd Servile War Triumvirates (Spartacus) Marius I II III Punic Wars v. Carthage Sulla Roman Republic 509 -27 400 BC 300 BC 200 BC 1 st 2 nd Julio-Claudian Dynasty Caesar Augustus 27 BC-14 AD Gaius Vespasian Trajan (Caligula) Nero Domitian 14 -37 Tiberius Claudius Julius Caesar 0 Titus Nerva 100 AD