đ¤Śââď¸ I thought you wouldnât be âback here for awhileâ. I knew it was wishful thinking.
My assessment of the chronology has no such errors. And someone who gets definitions of âin frontâ and âbehindâ wrong probably shouldnât be giving advice on timelines.
jwposter:
Now we know that the House of Judah reigned for 390 years until its destruction by Nebuchadnezzar in his 19th year as King of Babylon.
No, we donât âknowâ that at all. â390 yearsâ is only alluded to in Ezekiel in reference to âthe sin of the house of Israelâ, explicitly distinguished from â40 days for the house of Judahâ. It has absolutely no bearing on reigns of Judah up until Jerusalemâs destruction. In the timeline I provided, the 390 years very neatly begins with the division of the kingdom in 929 BCE and ends with the capture of Babylon in 539 BCE. That action appropriately marks the end of âIsraelâs guiltâ and coincides with the end of Babylons 70 years, after which they would repent, and then attention would be given to their return (Jeremiah 29:10-14).
Aside from that significant error in your claims, your little âback of an envelopeâ calculations donât trump what is plainly indicated in the timeline I provided. Your errors partly stem from your failure to recognise Tishri dating for kings of Judah and the previously unified kingdom, and partly because of your obviously false assertion about the application of the â390 yearsâ.
Just go away.