CODE 166

CODE 196

CODE 228

CODE 243

CODE 251

CODE 294

CODE 427

CODE 490

CODE 590

CODE 666

CODE  01010

CODE 1260

CODE 1900

CODE 1975

CODE 2300

CODE 6000

CODE 144,000

CODE1447

CODE 490:

Sabbaticals Before the Exodus - by Floyd R. Cox - Updated 4-14-2015

 

f-r-cox@comcast.net

http://code251.com/

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Date of Creation

If you Google for “sabbaticals and jubilees” you receive 5,460 hits, and the vast majority of them begin with Joshua’s conquest in about 1407 BC, 40 years after “the early exodus date in 1447 BC” or begin with the exodus in about 1255 BC, “the late exodus” in the time of Rameses II).

Many have been influenced by the movie, Exodus, staring Charlton Heston as Moses and Yul Brynner as the Pharaoh Rameses II.

Too bad there is not some kind of clearing house to select the most logical view. Perhaps there should be one original version, which can be restored.

 

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None seem to realize, in the Book of Jubilees, Adam died in his 931st year, in the 19th jubilee year, and that Shem (Noah’s son) was age 98 (two jubilees) at the flood.

Noah died 350 years after the flood (7 x 50 = 350). These are clues that sabbaticals should continue to be counted before and after the flood and implies that the time before the flood was somehow divided into sabbaticals.

Adding 52 years

So there is evidence that the cycles should actually continue after Noah’s flood during a sabbatical. Perhaps there were 1708 years (7 x 244) (427 x 4) (28 x 61) from Adam to the flood, which are 52 years more than the 1656 years usually accepted., which is why TABLE 1 begins with a sabbatical 1708 years after Adam instead of 1656 years as illustrated here in TABLE 4: http://code251.com/code427.pdf

From the Flood to the Exodus 854 Years (427 x 2 or 61 sabbaticals)

TABLE 1 shows that, 427 years (7 x 61) after the flood, Abraham was age 75 (when his father died and when he first entered Canaan). It shows that his 75th year was also 427 years (7 x 61) before the exodus. This would mean that both Abraham’s 75th year and the exodus were both in sabbatical years, that is, if the flood ended in 1708 years with a sabbatical. This is likely the original version (427 + 427 = 854) as explained at http://code251.com/code427.pdf

Moreover, Archbishop James Ussher’s version confirms the 427 years (61 sabbaticals) from the flood to Abraham’s age 75 (when he was called), but he has 430 instead of 427 years from Abraham’s age 75 to the exodus. He made the usual mistake that Abraham was first called when he dwelled in Ur, before he dwelled in Haran, before his father died as explained in Acts 7:2. 427 years would place the exodus in a sabbatical year as in TABLE 1.

Nevertheless, Ussher says there were 430 years from Abraham’s calling, when he was 75, until the exodus. This discrepancy would be cleared up if Abraham were called the first time, when he still dwelled in Ur, before he was 75, before his father died.

Subtracting 52 Years

Moreover, I Kings 6:1 says the temple was founded at the beginning of the 480th year after the exodus, that is, after 479 years. This would be 427 years, that is, 61 sabbaticals, if 52 years were subtracted from the 479 years, and it would mean that Solomon’s temple was founded in 968 BC, in a sabbatical year, 427 times 7 years after Adam became human in 3957 BC (3957 – 968 = 2989 years). This would place the exodus in 1395 BC (968 + 427 = 1395), when Egypt’s wealth began to fail.

From Joshua’s Conquest to the Temple 439 years?

If the 52 years are not removed, the rabbinical version supports I kings 6:1 in having 300 years from Joshua’s entry into Canaan to the time of Jephthah (Judges 11:26), and there would be another 139 more years from Jephthah to the temple because there were 439 years between Joshua’s conquest and the temple, and 479 years from the exodus to the temple (as in I Kings 6:1) (300 + 139 = 439) (479 – 40 = 439). However, as in Ussher’s Annals, the sabbaticals were two years before and five years after Joshua’s conquest and would be repeated in 441 years, not 339 years. This would place a jubilee in 968 BC, 441 years after the jubilee occurring two years before Joshua’s conquest (49 x 9 = 441) (1409 BC – 441 = 968 BC). Here again the temple was founded in a jubilee year, the last jubilee in the first 3000 years, 2989 years after Adam became human.

 

TABLE 1.  251-year & 427-year Patterns

 

 

 

Masoreh Text
(Preserved in King James Version)

 

Masoreh Text 401 yrs
added to SamaritanText
1307 + 401 = 1708 yrs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yrs. to
son’s birth

 
Years after the Flood

 

 

 

 

 
http://code251.com/
code427.pdf

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

Flood

Shem’s birth
Arphaxad’s birth
Selah            “
Eber to Peleg (Fall of Babel)

 

1656

2
35
30
  34

yrs. after Adam

yrs. after flood

1708

2
35
30
  34

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

From Adam to Babel (birth of Peleg)

251 x 7 =

1757

yrs. after Adam

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Peleg
Reu
Serug
Nahor
Terah

30
32
30
29
130

 

30
32
30
29
130

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

From Babel to Abraham’s birth

 

251

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

From Adam to Abraham’s birth

251 x 8 =

2008

yrs. after Adam

352

 

 

 

 

 

 

   75

 

 

To Abraham’s age 75

 

 

61 sabbaticals

427

yrs. after flood

 

From Abraham’s birth to Joseph’s birth

 

251

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

From Adam to Joseph’s birth

251 x 9 =

2259

yrs. after Adam

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

From Adam to the Exodus

251 x 10 =

2510

yrs. after Adam

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

From Abraham’s age 75 to the exodus

 

 

 

   427

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

From the flood to the exodus

 

 

122 sabbaticals

854

yrs. after flood

 

NOTE: 1656 yrs (Adam to flood) + 854 yrs (flood to exodus) = 2510 yrs. The Samaritan version from Adam to the exodus is one Venus cycle (243 years) longer, 2753 yrs., and 2793 years to Joshua’s conquest. “The late exodus” in 1255 BC is 427 years after an exodus in 1683 BC (as in the Samaritan version). If Joshua’s conquest were in 1643, it was 196 years (4 jubilees) before an exodus in 1447 BC.

 

 

 

 

 

                             TABLE 2. The Missing 166 Years of the Rabbinic System

 

 

For more details: http://code251.com/code166.pdf

 

 

          251-YEAR SYSTEM

       RABBINIC SYSTEM

 

 

 

 

 

                  CORRECTED

       CORRECTED 

 

 

 

BC

 

BC

 

 

Creation (instead of 3761 BC)

3765

 

3765

 

 

 

 

 

 

2510

-62=

2448

 

 

 

 

 

Exodus

1255

+62=

1317

 

 

 

 

 

 

-251

 

-479

 

 

 

 

 

David Captures Jerusalem

1004

-166=

838

 

 

 

 

 

 

-36

 

-36

 

                  30 Overlapping Years

 

 

 

Solomon’s First Temple Founded

968

-166=

802

832

BC                968

832

 

 

30 Overlapping Years

-247

 

-247

277

587

421

 

 

Sabbatical - Exile of Ten Tribes

721

-166=

 

555

BC                 381

+ 30=    411

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3. Relation Among Three Dates for the Last Year of Chaos: 4202, 3957 and 3761 BC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Samaritan Creation Date

4202

441 yrs

4202 BC

 

 

2793 yrs before Joshua

 

 

Before 3761 BC

 

 

 

245 yrs
(49 x 5)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Masoreh Creation Date

3957 BC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

196 yrs
(49 x 4)

 

2793 yrs
(49 x 57)

 

 

Rabbinic Creation 2793 yrs

 

 

 

 

 

 

before the temple in 968

3761 BC

3761 BC

 

 

3761 BC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Conquest 2793 yrs after

1409 BC

 

 

1409
Sabbatical/Jubilee

 

 

Creation in 4202 BC

 

 

 

                  2794 A.M. Moses dies in 12th month

 

 

 

 

         1407 2795 Joshua’s conquest in 1st month

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

441 yrs
(49 x 4)

2793 yrs
(49 x 57)

 

2929 yrs

 

Temple Founded

 

 

 

 

 

2793 yrs after rabbinic

968 BC

968 BC

 

832 BC

 

Creation in 3761 BC

      2989 yrs after 3957

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    + 60 yrs missing

 

 

 

 

 

2989 yrs (427 x 7)

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Background info for understanding TABLE 3:

This chart illustrates the relationship between three dates for creation, that is, the Samaritan (4202 BC), the Masoretic (3957 BC) and the Rabbinic (3761 BC) views.

Note that the proposed Samaritan date of creation (4202 BC) is five jubilees before the proposed Masoretic date (3957 BC), and 3957 is four jubilees before the rabbinic date of creation in (3761 BC).

What is more, the proposed Samaritan date (4202) is 2793 years (57 jubilees) before the spring sabbatical and fall jubilee in 1409 BC (two years before Joshua’s conquest in 1407 BC. 1409 is 441 years (9 jubilees) before the temple (968 BC). Archbishop Ussher endorsed this view when he said the first sabbatical was counted from after the 5th year after Joshua crossed the Jordan, after Caleb was 85 (Annals p 53) (Josh 14:10). He said the first jubilee was the 54th year (49+5). The second jubilee was the 103rd year (98 + 5). The third jubilee was the 152nd year (147 + 5). However, the cycle should have been 7 years earlier, two years before Joshua crossed the Jordan, when counting from creation. Ussher missed this point.

Moreover, the Samaritan date of creation (4202 BC) would be 245 + 196 = 441 years (9 jubilees) before the rabbinic date of creation (3761 BC).

One source of confusion stems from the Samaritan belief that sabbaticals and jubilees began with Joshua crossing the Jordan, two years after a jubilee counted from creation.

In calculating the year in which sabbaticals began, the book of Jubilees, chapter 15, says, “…the cloud was lifted up on the first (day) of the first month, of the first year of the first period of seven years of the Jubil (Jubilee) even from the beginning of the entering in of the children of Israel…”

Allegedly, sabbaticals began forty years after the exodus. Thus, the temple was founded 439 years after Joshua crossed the Jordan, that is, 479 years after the exodus (I Kings 6:1). Therefore, since 439 years are not evenly divisible by 7, the temple would not be founded in a sabbatical or jubilee year. The fall of the 441st year would be a jubilee.

439 years before the temple, Joshua crossed the Jordan to conquer the land, in the first month, in the spring, when the manna stopped, and the harvesting cycles began.

Chapter 15 of the Samaritan Book of Joshua says, “The children of Israel did as the king commanded them. And the cloud (which followed the Israelites 40 years) was lifted up, on the first (day) of the first month, of the first year of the first period of seven years of the Jubil (Jubilee) even from the beginning of the entering in of the children of Israil within the boundaries of the assigned lands.” http://thesamaritanupdate.com/

Confusion has also evolved from a lack of research on sabbatical and jubilee cycles a lack of insight gained from my recent discovery of the 251, 427, 49 and 166-year patterns. From the exodus to the temple, time is usually understood as being about 251 years, 479 years or 590 years depending on whether or not we include the 111 years of oppression, 339 years of judges or 450 years for both (as in Acts 13:20).

 

 

TABLE 4. Relation Between Two Dates for the Last Year of Chaos: 3957 and 3761 BC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Masoretic Hebrew text
49-yr cycle

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Adam in Masoretic text

 

 

3957 BC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rabbinical Hebrew
50-yr cycle

 

2548 yrs
52 49-yr jubilees

 

 

Rabbinic Creation 2793 yrs

 

 

 

 

 

 

before the temple in 968

3761 BC

3761 BC

 

 

3761 BC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Exodus 1447

 

 

 

 

 

 

                  38

 

 

 

1409 = 2 yrs before Joshua’s

 

 

 

1409 BC jubilee

 

 

Conquest in 1407 BC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

           2794 A.M. Moses dies in 12th month

 

 

 

 

 

  1407 2795 Joshua’s conquest in 1st month

 

 

 

 

 

  1402 2800 Sabbatical

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Exodus 1312

 

2793 yrs

         147 yrs

2929 yrs

 

40

 

(49 x 57)

(49 x 3)

 

 

Joshua’s Conquest

 

 

 

 

 

1312 BC -40= 1272 BC

1272 BC

 

-17=

1255 BC

 

 

Beginning of 17 jubilees

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Temple Founded in 968 BC,

 

 

 

 

 

2793 yrs after the rabbinic

 

     968 BC

 

Temple founded

832 BC

 

creation in 3761 BC

 

  2989 yrs

 

 

      2929 yrs

 

 

850 yrs
(17 x 50)

after 3957 BC

833 yrs
(17 x 49)

                     + 60 yrs missing
         2989 yrs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

First temple burned 421

422 BC

 

422 BC

(49 x 61)  (427 x 7)

 

 

        (17 x 50) after 1272 BC

        (17 x 49) after 1255 BC

 

 

Note: A sabbatical in 422-21 is 490 years before a sabbatical in 69-70 AD and is 35 years after a jubilee in
457-56 BC. Jubilees are in 457 and 408 BC and in 34, and 83 and 132 AD.

 

Background info for understanding TABLE 4:

The rabbinic view has 17 jubilees (850 years) from the year Joshua crossed the Jordan in 1272 BC until the temple was burned allegedly in 422 BC, 166 years after it had actually burned after 588 BC. However, the jubilee cycle allegedly began in 1258 BC, 14 years after Joshua’s conquest, and the jubilee allegedly repeated 14 years after the temple burned in 422 BC (that is, in 408 BC). 490 years later, in 69-70 AD, the temple burned again, and a jubilee again occurred 14 years later, in 83 AD and in 132 AD during the Bar Kochba Revolt against Rome. Therefore, the jubilees repeated every 50 years in each century years, such as in BC 458 and BC 408 but continued every 49 years after 422 BC. It continues thereafter in each century year AD 34 (BC 408 to AD 34 = 441 years) and repeats in AD 83 (34 + 49 = 83) and repeats in 132 AD (83 + 49 = 132).

In the Masoretic view, there are no 50-year jubilees.  Beginning in 3957 BC, they repeat in 1409 BC, 968 BC (when the first temple was founded), 429 BC, 331 and 37 BC.

Last but not least, the Samaritan text has 2794 years to the death of Moses perhaps in 1408 BC

Careful study of tables 3 and 4 should help other researchers conclude that 3957 BC, in the Masoreh text and King James version, is the original date of creation, which was altered by the other two by simply adding 5 jubilees to or by subtracting 4 jubilees from 3957 BC.

There seems to be sufficient evidence that much effort has applied to corrupt the simple, original 49-year pattern since the time of Adam in 3957 BC by injecting a new beginning in the time of Joshua in 1407 BC. Nevertheless, 1407 BC does align with known jubilees in 966, 868, 721, 623 and 574 BC. More research is needed.

Summary

To summarize, here is what we can observe:

1. In the Hebrew Masoreh text, Noah’s flood is in the year 1656 A.M. (After Man) (1056+600=1656). 

In the Hebrew Samaritan text, Noah dies in the 1657th year A.M. (707 + 600 + 350 = 1657 years).

In the Greek LXX text, Noah is born in the year 1656, the flood is in 2256, and he dies in the year 2606 (1656 + 600 + 350 = 2606 years).

Noah’s birth is in 1056 A.M. in one version, which is 251 years before the flood in 1307 A.M. in another version. These three versions differ by 950 years (600 years to the flood + 350 years after the flood to Noah’s death). 950 years are equal to 50 19-year cycles or 19 50-year jubilees.

2. The fall of Babel and dispersion of the tribes were 427 x 4 (1708 years) after Adam in one version and 251 x 7 (1757 years) in another version. These versions differ exactly 49 years.

3. There are 427 x 7 years from Adam to the temple (3957 BC – 968 BC = 2989 years).

4. After Babel, Abraham’s calling at age 75 was 427 years after the flood and 427 years before the exodus (which Ussher claimed was 430 years).

Abraham’s first calling in Ur was 430 years before the exodus as in Exodus 12:41 and Acts 7:2.

5. After the exodus, Joshua crossed the Jordan in 1272 BC in one version and in 1408 BC in another version (1408 – 1272 = 136 years).

6. There are 1656 years to the flood (1708 – 52) and 479 years from the exodus to the temple (427 + 52) and there are 502 (251 x 2) from the fall of Babylon in 539 BC to when Herod captured Jerusalem in 37 BC during a sabbatical year. This brings us down to the time of Herod (the dragon) and Caesar  (the beast) of Revelation. These tried to devour a “Man-child” after he was born in Bethlehem.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 5.  Creation 3957 -  Jubilees in 1409 BC and 2022 AD  (by Floyd R. Cox, Revised on 4-14-2015)

http://www.icg.org.au/Some%20more.html

 3957/3956BC

2928/2927BC

1899/98BC­­­­

919/18BC

AD62/63

AD1042/43

 3908/3907BC

2879/2878BC

1850/49BC

870/69BC

AD111/12

AD1091/92

 3859/3858BC

2830/2829BC

1801/00BC

821/20BC 

AD160/61

AD1140/41

 3810/3809BC

2781/2780BC

1752/51BC

772/71BC

AD209/10

AD1189/90

3761/3760BC

2732/2731BC

1703/02BC

723/22BC

AD258/69

AD1238/39

3712/3711BC

2683/2682BC

1654/53BC

674/73BC 

AD307/8

AD1287/88

3663/3662BC

2634/2633BC

1605/04BC

625/24BC 

AD356/57

AD1336/37

3614/3613BC

2585/2584BC

1556/55BC

576/75BC 

AD405/06

AD1385/86

3565/3564BC

2536/2535BC

1507/06BC

527/26BC

AD454/55

AD1434/35

3516/3515BC

2487/2486BC

1458/57BC

478/77BC

AD503/04

AD1483/84

3467/3466BC

2438/2437BC

1409/08BC

429/28BC

AD552/53 

AD1532/33

3418/3417BC

2389/2388BC

1360/59BC

380/79BC

AD601/02

AD1581/82

3369/3368BC

2340/2339BC

1311/10BC

331/30BC

AD650/51

AD1630/31

3320/3319BC

2291/2290BC

1262/61BC

282/81BC

AD699/00

AD1679/80

3271/3270BC

2242/2241BC

1213/12BC 

233/32BC 

AD748/49

AD1728/29

3222/3221BC

2193/2192BC

1164/63BC

184/83BC

AD797/08 

AD1777/78

3173/3172BC

2144/2143BC

1115/14BC

135/34BC

AD846/47

AD1826/27

3124/3123BC

2095/2094BC

1066/65BC

86/85BC

AD895/96

AD1875/76

3075/3074BC

2046/2045BC

1017/16BC

37/36BC

AD944/45

AD1924/25

3026/3025BC

1997/96BC

968/67BC 

AD13/14

AD993/94

AD1973/74

2977/2976BC 

1948/47BC

 

 

 

AD2022/23

If Adam became human in 3957 BC, this would be four jubilees before 3761 BC, the date the Hebrew calendar says Adam was created. In this case, a jubilee would be in 1409 BC, two years before Joshua crossed the Jordan in his conquest of the Promised Land. 1409 would be 9 jubilees (441 years) before Solomon founded the temple in 968 BC. Alexander allowed the Jewish land sabbaticals without paying taxes after 331 BC, and Herod captured Jerusalem in 37 BC, in a sabbatical year. These dates align with both versions for  Adam.

In contrast, Archbishop James Ussher in his Annals of the World said the jubilees began seven years later, that is, after the five years of conquest, when the land was finally distributed to the Israelites west of the Jordan, that is, when Caleb was 85. Caleb was 40 when he was among the Israelite scouts exploring the Promised Land in the second year after the exodus.

From this, we can conclude that Ussher did not count jubilees from the time of Adam nor from the crossing of the Jordan. He began the cycle after the first five years of conquering the land.

Therefore, Ussher thought Solomon’s temple was dedicated nine jubilees (441 years) after the first five years, after he had built it for seven years. He thought David’s first year was in the previous jubilee year, 49 years earlier.

If Ussher had counted from creation, he would have placed a jubilee two years before Joshua’s conquest and another jubilee 441 years later, when Solomon founded the temple in his fourth year.

968 would be a jubilee when counting from creation in 3957 BC or when counting from the Jewish date of creation in 3761 BC.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 6.  Jubilees after 1407 BC and 2024 AD  (by Floyd R. Cox, Revised on 4-14-2015)

http://www.icg.org.au/Some%20more.html

 3955/54BC

2926/25BC

1897/96BC­­­­

917/16BC

AD64/65

AD1044/45

 3906/05BC

2877/76BC

1848/47BC

868/67BC

AD113/14

AD1093/94

 3857/56BC

2828/27BC

1799/98BC

819/17BC 

AD162/63

AD1142/43

 3808/07BC

2779/78BC

1750/59BC

770/69BC

AD211/12

AD1191/92

3759/58BC

2730/29BC

1701/00BC

721/20BC

AD260/61

AD1240/41

3710/09BC

2681/80BC

1652/51BC

672/71BC 

AD309/10

AD1289/88

3661/60BC

2632/31BC

1603/02BC

623/22BC 

AD358/59

AD1338/39

3612/11BC

2583/82BC

1554/53BC

574/73BC 

AD407/08

AD1387/88

3563/62BC

2534/33BC

1505/04BC

525/24BC

AD456/57

AD1436/37

3514/13BC

2485/84BC

1456/55BC

476/75BC

AD505/06

AD1485/86

3465/64BC

2435/34BC

1407/06BC

427/26BC

AD554/55 

AD1534/35

3416/15BC

2387/86BC

1358/57BC

378/77BC

AD603/04

AD1583/82

3367/66BC

2338/37BC

1309/08BC

329/28BC

AD652/53

AD1632/33

3318/17BC

2289/88BC

1260/59BC

280/79BC

AD701/702 

AD1681/82

3269/68BC

2240/39BC

1211/10BC 

231/30BC 

AD750/51

AD1730/31

3220/19BC

2191/90BC

1162/61BC

182/81BC

AD799/00 

AD1779/80

3171/70BC

2142/41BC

1113/12BC

133/32BC

AD848/49

AD1828/29

3122/21BC

2093/92BC

1064/63BC

84/83BC

AD897/98

AD1877/77

3073/72BC

2044/23BC

1015/14BC

35/34BC

AD946/47

AD1926/27

3024/23BC

1995/94BC

966/65BC 

AD15/16 

AD995/96

AD1975/76

2975/74BC 

1946/45BC

 

 

 

AD2024/25

Others count the jubilees from the time of Joshua’s conquest in 1407 BC. This places a jubilee 441 years later, in 966 BC, two years after Solomon founded the temple in 968 BC. However, 968 was a Sabbatical/jubilee if, as Josephus said, 37 BC was a Sabbatical when Herod conquered Jerusalem. These align with 1409, 3761 and 3957 BC.

If Adam were in 3957 BC, the temple would have been founded in 968 BC, after 2989 years (427 x 7) Adam, and, from this, the last jubilee in 6000 years would be in 2022 AD, after another 2989 years.

In contrast, in the Hebrew calendar, exodus was in 1312 BC, and the conquest was in 1272 BC, 17 jubilees (850 years) before the temple burned in 422 BC. However, their actual jubilee cycles began 14 years later, in 1258 BC and fell in the year 458 and 408 BC in the fall of the sabbatical years. This version is responsible for also having jubilees in 34, 83 and 132 AD. 83 AD is 14 years after the temple was burned in 70 AD just as 574 BC was 14 years after the temple burned at the end of the sabbatical of 588 BC (Ezek 40:1).

In this version, Paul was called in a jubilee year, 34 AD, 14 years before traveling to the Jerusalem conference in 48-49 AD. Another jubilee was in 132 AD, when Bar Kochba led two million to revolt against the Roman occupiers to take back their land, which Joshua had given them after his conquest ended in 1402 BC, and one was in 622 AD, when the Islamic calendar began

In one version, there were 49-year jubilees 604, 457, 408 BC and 34, 83, 132 and 2043 AD.

In another version, there were 50-year jubilees from 3957, 1407, 1107, 457 and 408 BC, and they continued as 49-year jubilees after 457 and 408 BC and in 34, 83, 132 and 2043 AD.