First of all, Fisherman, I enjoy having a good friendly debate. However, I warn in advance, I may disappear for long periods, and not respond.
Me too.
I am not confused about Isa 50:1.
You stated that it was muddy to you,
Forget my interpretation, and look at yours.
None stated, only your remarks about your muddy understanding of the scripture. Same can be said of any Bible verse or the Bible as a whole when something said challenges your position.
On the contrary, I have established the sequence of events,
No you haven't
according to the bible alone.
According to you, as you say the Bible says.
If babylon fell on 539 BC (a date Watchtower agrees with) then Jerusalem fell on 587 BC
No it did not. That is a conclusion based on interpretation. Not based on evidence but interpretation of the evidence.
(a date everybody agrees with, except Watchtower).
True
Even your interpretation is consistent with, the 70 years commencing with the first captives being led from Jerusalem,
No, it is not. Isaiah was not alive at the time of the first raid. Jewish tradition holds that the prohet was sawn assunder by king Mannaseh. In any event, he was dead.
fact it contradicts Jer 27:1-6.
No it does not and not a fact. The scripture is prophetic and does not establish that Jerusalem fell on 587.
697 BC may be a valid interpretation, but not for the date of the fall of Jerusalem.
607 is a valid interpretation of when the destruction of Jerusalem occured.
That is where CT Russell stuffed up, and where Watchtower is wrong.
Wrong
Russell copied (via Balbour) the work of John Aquila Brown but didn't understand it, stuffed it up,
How does that show that 586 is the correct date?
and Watchtower has been trying to assert Jerusalem fell in 606 BC or 607 BC to hide Russell's stuff up, ever since.
How does that show that 607 is incorrect?
Let's just leave it at that. You have an agenda to convince lurkers. I don't want to get in your way since I have no agenda but only to have my say. Anyway thanks for your Bible references and your views on them.