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Copyright © 2021 by Steven C. Buren, Theorybin.Com, Scburen@Gmail.Com Cy 0000 Ma Timeline of Earth (Creation to Armageddon) Supplemented with L-Timeline.pdf at www.theorybin.com Copyright © 2021 by Steven C. Buren, Theorybin.com, [email protected] Watching World Events to recognize the End Times, is a Warning in Isaiah 30:8, Daniel 12:11 & Mark 13:37 A Year by Year event list, starting at Creation and ending at our Calendar Year 2054 Humans are not flawless, so verify any studies you find useful; get the latest version or ask the author. This document has a Left-side reference table of : Creation years (cy) --- (ma) Messiah's Age from birth --- BC/AD --- Talmud Calendar cy = Creation Years (Theorybin True Count) ma = Messiah Age Years (Theorybin True Count) BC/AD = Common Calendar Years (Exiguus 532AD & Ussher 1650AD) Tal = Talmud Calendar Years (Hillel - Jewish Talmud & Mishna 359AD) Book of Genesis Begins - Dividing waters above and under the firmament that was made cy 0000 ma 3841 BC 4004 Tal 0000 Creation of Earth & Adam & Eve (Genesis 1) Book of 1-Chronicles Begins - Covering families of Adam to David cy 0001 ma - 3840 BC 4003 Tal 0001 Why start with a zero? - - Often Asked Question cy 0002 ma - 3839 BC 4002 Tal 0002 An infant is one year of age after 12 months cy 0003 ma - 3838 BC 4001 Tal 0003 Note: To reduce confusion cy 0004 ma - 3837 BC 4000 Tal 0004 There are several columns to the right that do not cy 0005 ma - 3836 BC 3999 Tal 0005 show on the PDF printouts. BC/AD & Talmud cy 0006 ma - 3835 BC 3998 Tal 0006 unadjusted by Olympiads & Seleucid years, plus cy 0007 ma - 3834 BC 3997 Tal 0007 all the other sideline notes & expanded details cy 0008 ma - 3833 BC 3996 Tal 0008 & pointing to more references. This info may cy 0009 ma - 3832 BC 3995 Tal 0009 be useful to verify your specific area of studies. cy 0010 ma - 3831 BC 3994 Tal 0010 cy 0011 ma - 3830 BC 3993 Tal 0011 Ask author for more intricate details. cy 0012 ma - 3829 BC 3992 Tal 0012 cy 0013 ma - 3828 BC 3991 Tal 0013 cy 0014 ma - 3827 BC 3990 Tal 0014 359AD 185 yr error in Talmud Calendar cy 0015 ma - 3826 BC 3989 Tal 0015 Rabbi Hillel II developed Talmud calendar in the year 359AD cy 0016 ma - 3825 BC 3988 Tal 0016 Tal 4119 - his Talmud Calendar is used to preserve uniformity cy 0017 ma - 3824 BC 3987 Tal 0017 Talmud Calendar is Still in use today cy 0018 ma - 3823 BC 3986 Tal 0018 cy 0019 ma - 3822 BC 3985 Tal 0019 532AD 105 yr error in AD Calendar cy 0020 ma - 3821 BC 3984 Tal 0020 Asiguus (Exiguus) started the AD Calendar at 532AD counting cy 0021 ma - 3820 BC 3983 Tal 0021 back 111 yrs, then counted 105 Olympiads as 4 yrs each +1 cy 0022 ma - 3819 BC 3982 Tal 0022 Add 111 + 420 + 1 = 532 AD Calendar is Still in use today cy 0023 ma - 3818 BC 3981 Tal 0023 cy 0024 ma - 3817 BC 3980 Tal 0024 1650AD 186 yr error in BC Calendar cy 0025 ma - 3816 BC 3979 Tal 0025 In 1650AD, James Ussher made BC / AD Calculations cy 0026 ma - 3815 BC 3978 Tal 0026 He wrote a complete history of the world covering cy 0027 ma - 3814 BC 3977 Tal 0027 major events from 4004 BC the time of creation to 70 AD cy 0028 ma - 3813 BC 3976 Tal 0028 cy 0029 ma - 3812 BC 3975 Tal 0029 Ussher defined the Creation date at October 23, 4004 BC cy 0030 ma - 3811 BC 3974 Tal 0030 With Titus' destruction of Jerusalem Temple at 70 AD cy 0031 ma - 3810 BC 3973 Tal 0031 cy 0032 ma - 3809 BC 3972 Tal 0032 BC/AD numbers are the common chronology in error cy 0033 ma - 3808 BC 3971 Tal 0033 BC/AD Calendar is Still in use today cy 0034 ma - 3807 BC 3970 Tal 0034 BC year Errors are noted in the BC column, colored Gray cy 0035 ma - 3806 BC 3969 Tal 0035 © 2021 by Steven C. Buren 9/14/2021 - www.theorybin.com Page 1 of 118 cy 0036 ma - 3805 BC 3968 Tal 0036 cy 0037 ma - 3804 BC 3967 Tal 0037 cy 0038 ma - 3803 BC 3966 Tal 0038 cy 0039 ma - 3802 BC 3965 Tal 0039 One Example to deduce Errors in Ussher's BC/AD Calendar cy 0040 ma - 3801 BC 3964 Tal 0040 cy 0041 ma - 3800 BC 3963 Tal 0041 Ussher defined Messiah's birth in both 4 & 6 BC cy 0042 ma - 3799 BC 3962 Tal 0042 Ussher defined Destruction of Jerusalem Temple in 70 AD cy 0043 ma - 3798 BC 3961 Tal 0043 Current teachings Define these dates as Landmarks cy 0044 ma - 3797 BC 3960 Tal 0044 cy 0045 ma - 3796 BC 3959 Tal 0045 cy 0046 ma - 3795 BC 3958 Tal 0046 Re-calculated Dates cy 0047 ma - 3794 BC 3957 Tal 0047 cy 0048 ma - 3793 BC 3956 Tal 0048 Messiah was born 4th year of 187th Olympiad -Creation Year cy3841 cy 0049 ma - 3792 BC 3955 Tal 0049 All men to be taxed in their own city, and Mary brings cy 0050 ma - 3791 BC 3954 Tal 0050 forth her firstborn son (Luke 2:1-5, Antiq 18.1.1-2) cy 0051 ma - 3790 BC 3953 Tal 0051 cy 0052 ma - 3789 BC 3952 Tal 0052 Same yr Antony & Cleopatra died in Alexandria. cy 0053 ma - 3788 BC 3951 Tal 0053 (Antiq 15.5.1, 15.7.3) cy 0054 ma - 3787 BC 3950 Tal 0054 cy 0055 ma - 3786 BC 3949 Tal 0055 Titus Destroyed Temple in 2nd year of Caesar Vespasian cy3888 cy 0056 ma - 3785 BC 3948 Tal 0056 On 1st year of 197th Olympiad (Wars 5.13.6, 6.4.8) cy 0057 ma - 3784 BC 3947 Tal 0057 cy 0058 ma - 3783 BC 3946 Tal 0058 Olympiad 187 to 197 is 10 Olympiads cy 0059 ma - 3782 BC 3945 Tal 0059 Olympiads were 5 years - commonly counted as 4 years cy 0060 ma - 3781 BC 3944 Tal 0060 10 Olympiads times 5 years equal 50 years cy 0061 ma - 3780 BC 3943 Tal 0061 cy 0062 ma - 3779 BC 3942 Tal 0062 Messiah born 4th year - - Subtract 3 from 50 = 47 AD cy 0063 ma - 3778 BC 3941 Tal 0063 Creation Years cy3888 - cy3841 = 47 years cy 0064 ma - 3777 BC 3940 Tal 0064 cy 0065 ma - 3776 BC 3939 Tal 0065 Temple Destroyed in 47AD cy 0066 ma - 3775 BC 3938 Tal 0066 cy 0067 ma - 3774 BC 3937 Tal 0067 For those who insist that Olympiads were 4 year spans, cy 0068 ma - 3773 BC 3936 Tal 0068 Oly 187 to 197 X 4 = 40 years -minus 3 = 37 years cy 0069 ma - 3772 BC 3935 Tal 0069 cy 0070 ma - 3771 BC 3934 Tal 0070 See Pages 73 to 78 for Details ** Julius Caesar to end of Josephus cy 0071 ma - 3770 BC 3933 Tal 0071 cy 0072 ma - 3769 BC 3932 Tal 0072 cy 0073 ma - 3768 BC 3931 Tal 0073 cy 0074 ma - 3767 BC 3930 Tal 0074 cy 0075 ma - 3766 BC 3929 Tal 0075 cy 0076 ma - 3765 BC 3928 Tal 0076 cy 0077 ma - 3764 BC 3927 Tal 0077 cy 0078 ma - 3763 BC 3926 Tal 0078 cy 0079 ma - 3762 BC 3925 Tal 0079 cy 0080 ma - 3761 BC 3924 Tal 0080 cy 0081 ma - 3760 BC 3923 Tal 0081 cy 0082 ma - 3759 BC 3922 Tal 0082 cy 0083 ma - 3758 BC 3921 Tal 0083 cy 0084 ma - 3757 BC 3920 Tal 0084 cy 0085 ma - 3756 BC 3919 Tal 0085 cy 0086 ma - 3755 BC 3918 Tal 0086 cy 0087 ma - 3754 BC 3917 Tal 0087 cy 0088 ma - 3753 BC 3916 Tal 0088 cy 0089 ma - 3752 BC 3915 Tal 0089 cy 0090 ma - 3751 BC 3914 Tal 0090 cy 0091 ma - 3750 BC 3913 Tal 0091 cy 0092 ma - 3749 BC 3912 Tal 0092 cy 0093 ma - 3748 BC 3911 Tal 0093 © 2021 by Steven C. Buren 9/14/2021 - www.theorybin.com Page 2 of 118 cy 0094 ma - 3747 BC 3910 Tal 0094 cy 0095 ma - 3746 BC 3909 Tal 0095 cy 0096 ma - 3745 BC 3908 Tal 0096 cy 0097 ma - 3744 BC 3907 Tal 0097 cy 0098 ma - 3743 BC 3906 Tal 0098 cy 0099 ma - 3742 BC 3905 Tal 0099 cy 0100 ma - 3741 BC 3904 Tal 0100 cy 0101 ma - 3740 BC 3903 Tal 0101 cy 0102 ma - 3739 BC 3902 Tal 0102 cy 0103 ma - 3738 BC 3901 Tal 0103 cy 0104 ma - 3737 BC 3900 Tal 0104 cy 0105 ma - 3736 BC 3899 Tal 0105 cy 0106 ma - 3735 BC 3898 Tal 0106 cy 0107 ma - 3734 BC 3897 Tal 0107 cy 0108 ma - 3733 BC 3896 Tal 0108 cy 0109 ma - 3732 BC 3895 Tal 0109 cy 0110 ma - 3731 BC 3894 Tal 0110 cy 0111 ma - 3730 BC 3893 Tal 0111 cy 0112 ma - 3729 BC 3892 Tal 0112 cy 0113 ma - 3728 BC 3891 Tal 0113 cy 0114 ma - 3727 BC 3890 Tal 0114 cy 0115 ma - 3726 BC 3889 Tal 0115 cy 0116 ma - 3725 BC 3888 Tal 0116 cy 0117 ma - 3724 BC 3887 Tal 0117 cy 0118 ma - 3723 BC 3886 Tal 0118 cy 0119 ma - 3722 BC 3885 Tal 0119 cy 0120 ma - 3721 BC 3884 Tal 0120 cy 0121 ma - 3720 BC 3883 Tal 0121 cy 0122 ma - 3719 BC 3882 Tal 0122 cy 0123 ma - 3718 BC 3881 Tal 0123 cy 0124 ma - 3717 BC 3880 Tal 0124 cy 0125 ma - 3716 BC 3879 Tal 0125 cy 0126 ma - 3715 BC 3878 Tal 0126 cy 0127 ma - 3714 BC 3877 Tal 0127 cy 0128 ma - 3713 BC 3876 Tal 0128 cy 0129 ma - 3712 BC 3875 Tal 0129 cy 0130 ma - 3711 BC 3874 Tal 0130 Adam was 130 when Seth was born (Genesis 5:3) cy 0131 ma - 3710 BC 3873 Tal 0131 Seth was in the likeness of Adam cy 0132 ma - 3709 BC 3872 Tal 0132 cy 0133 ma - 3708 BC 3871 Tal 0133 cy 0134 ma - 3707 BC 3870 Tal 0134 cy 0135 ma - 3706 BC 3869 Tal 0135 cy 0136 ma - 3705 BC 3868 Tal 0136 cy 0137 ma - 3704 BC 3867 Tal 0137 cy 0138 ma - 3703 BC 3866 Tal 0138 cy 0139 ma - 3702 BC 3865 Tal 0139 cy 0140 ma - 3701 BC 3864 Tal 0140 cy 0141 ma - 3700 BC 3863 Tal 0141 cy 0142 ma - 3699 BC 3862 Tal 0142 cy 0143 ma - 3698 BC 3861 Tal 0143 cy 0144 ma - 3697 BC 3860 Tal 0144 cy 0145 ma - 3696 BC 3859 Tal 0145 cy 0146 ma - 3695 BC 3858 Tal 0146 cy 0147 ma - 3694 BC 3857 Tal 0147 cy 0148 ma - 3693 BC 3856 Tal 0148 cy 0149 ma - 3692 BC 3855 Tal 0149 cy 0150 ma - 3691 BC 3854 Tal 0150 © 2021 by Steven C.
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