Nebuchadnezzar

(of the GENTILE KINGDOMS)

vs.
the Kings of Judah and the Prophets

This Unit is laid out in the following manner:

Each row contains 20 years of time, and each page contains four (4) such rows making a total of eighty (80) years to the page.

Each 20 year row also contains two additional support rows for marking, and matching events (Bible ,and historical) to the B.C. / A.D. timeline.

The top row shows the Roman Calendar year count (B.C. to A.D. dates).

The second and third rows are support rows used for connecting facts with the Roman year count. Again, there are 80 years to the page.

The choice of 20 years to the row are for convenience only so the reader can easily see the Bible time unfold in a readable manner. This work presents the time from Abraham to the early stages of the New Testament.

At this point, for more clarity, I will begin to merge all the different methods that I have used, in the past, to illustrate, and teach the Bible Calendar subject.

Each change will be named and identified as to its original origin and location within the WEB site.

The idea being, to see more than just one single approach to any given details.

Example: Current Timeline method
Alternate Timeline
Additional related materials
Other aspects