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TABLE 8. Solution to the Missing 166 years: 3765 BC to 70 AD
	251-Year System with 251 + 36 years to the Temple					Rabbinic System with 479 + 36 years to the Temple
Epoch		BC					Corrected - Uncorrected
Creation of Adam				3765				3765	3760
Flood				2109				2109	2104
Birth of Peleg (fall of Babel)				2008				2008	2003
				-251	251 – 60 = 191			-191	-191
Birth of Abraham				1757	1757 + 60 = 1817			1817	1812
				-251				-251	-251
Birth of Joseph				1506	1506 +60 = 1566			1566	1561
				-251	251 – 2 = 249			-249	-249
Exodus				1255	1255 + 62 = 1317			1317	1312
				-251	251 + 228 = 479			-479	-480		480 yrs
David Captures Jerusalem				1004	1004 – 166 = 838			838
				-36				-36
First temple founded				968	968 – 166 = 802			802	832
				-247	247 + 30 = 277			-247	-277
Sabbatical – Exile of ten tribes				721	721 – 166 yrs = 555				555
				-98					-98
Sabbatical: Temple Scroll found				623	623 – 166 yrs = 457				457
				-35					-35
Sabbatical				588	588 – 166 yrs = 422				422
First temple burned				587	587 – 166 yrs = 421				421
Sabbatical – Cyrus’ decree				539	539 – 166 yrs = 373				373
70^th year after Sabbatical of 588				518	518 – 166 yrs = 352				352		480 yrs
Second temple finished				516	516 – 166 yrs = 350				350
Esther crowned Queen of Persia				515	515 – 166 yrs = 349				349
Walls of Jerusalem Repaired				502	502 – 166 yrs = 336				336
Alexander conquers Jerusalem				331					???
Sabbatical			AD 69		656 – 166 yrs = 490				AD 69
Temple burned			AD 70						AD 70		490 yrs
James Ussher made a fundamental mistake, which was repeated by the Conventional and Rabbinical versions. If the exodus were actually in 1447 BC, and the temple was 479 years later, then the temple was founded in 968 BC, 439 years after crossing the Jordan in 1407 BC. This means the sabbatical would have been in 966 BC, 441 years after crossing the Jordan (7 x 43). The sabbaticals during the second temple in 520 BC were based upon the first temple being founded in a sabbatical year, in 968 BC (968 – 520 = 448 yrs.). Sabbaticals would more likely have been in 966, 588, 539 and 518 BC, and rabbinical sabbaticals to the present day would, therefore, be two years off. This would confirm that Babylon fell in a sabbatical year, in 539 BC, 427 years after 966 BC. This supports the idea that Revelation repeats this by inferring that Babylon the Great also falls in a sabbatical or jubilee year. Note also the rabbinical repetition of 480 years between the 1312, 832 and 352. Likewise, the Samaritan date of Creation is 480 years before 3957 BC, likely the date of Creation in the Masoreh text.											after 421

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