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In TABLE 1, the rabbinical chronology makes three changes. 1. It deletes 60 years between Abraham and his father. 2. It places the exodus 2448 years after Adam instead of 2510 years. 3. It chooses 479 years between the exodus and the era of Jerusalem instead of 251. The bottom line is that it adds 166 years. In TABLE 2, the rabbinical chronology makes two changes. 1. It deletes 166 years from the Persian era by saying that Darius II who allowed the temple to be founded in his second year, in 520 BC, is the same person as Darius II who was conquered by Alexander in 331 BC. 2. It adds 30 years of the kings of Israel by not recognizing that their reigns overlapped 30 years. In TABLE 3, the rabbinical chronology makes three changes. 1. It adds 17 years by having 17 50-year jubilees instead of 17 49-year jubilees from the Israel’s entry into Canaan down to the fall of Jerusalem allegedly in 422-21 BC. 2. It adds 40 years by not starting the sabbaticals and jubilees at the exodus. Counting begins at the entry (Lev. 25:2). 3. It delays counting the sabbaticals and jubilees until 14 years after Israel’s entry into Canaan. So there was a jubilee 14 years after the fall of Jerusalem allegedly in 408-07 BC (Ezek. 40:1). Nevertheless, the sabbaticals and jubilees remain the same in both columns if the rabbinical tradition were revised to begin at the entry into Canaan (as in TABLE 3) instead having of a 14-year delay.

TABLE 3. Sabbaticals & Jubilees based on 1312 and 1255 BC
Hebrew Calendar Exodus in 1312 BC						Exodus in 1255 BC
50-Year Jubilee Cycle						49-Year Jubilee Cycle
After Entry into Canaan						After the Exodus
1272 Entry						1255 Exodus
(17 x 50-year jubilees)						(17 x 49-year jubilees)
422						422
421 Jerusalem allegedly burned - 17^th jubilee (17 x 50) (421 BC + 166 = 587 BC) 421 BC = 490 yrs before Jerusalem burned in 70 AD 373 (359) 18^th jubilee Cyrus allegedly captures Babylon (373 BC + 166 = 539 BC)						421 17^th jubilee (17 x 49) 587 BC = 656 yrs before Jerusalem burned in 70 AD 373 18^th jubilee
(331 BC Alexander) 324 (310) 19^th jubilee 275 (261) 20^th jubilee 226 (212) 21^st jubilee 177 (163) 22^nd jubilee 128 (114) 23 jubilee 79 (65) 24^th jubilee 30 (16) BC 25^th jubilee 20 (34) AD 26^th jubilee 27 (41) AD, 14^th yr (41) 69 (83) AD, 27^th jubilee						(331 BC Alexander) 324 19^th jubilee 275 20^th jubilee 226 21^st jubilee 177 22^nd jubilee 128 BC 23^rd jubilee 79 BC 24^th jubilee 30 BC 25^th jubilee 20 AD 26^th jubilee 27 AD 69 AD 27^th jubilee
New insight: Turn 1255 into 1312 by merely adding 17 extra years for 17 50-year jubilees down to 422 BC and by adding 40 years between the exodus and the entrance.
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