periods.
| DATE CE |
EGYPTIAN HISTORY & RECORDS. (Breasted's Dates) |
THE EARLY DATE & BIBLICAL SYSTEM |
THE 'LATE DATE' VIEW |
| -1580 |
Expulsion of Hyksos |
Beginning of Affliction |
Beginning of Affliction |
| -1580 |
Dynasty XVIII. AHMOSIS |
The King who knew not Joseph |
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| -1557 |
AMENHOTEP I |
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| -1539 |
THOTHMES I. Pharoah's daughter, Hatshepsut |
Adoption of Moses |
Moses much later |
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THOTHMES III |
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| -1501 |
(Thothmes II) |
Pharaoh of Oppression' |
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| -1479 |
Karnak Inscription. Canaan named. |
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| -1448 |
AMENHOTEP II |
The Plagues of Egypt |
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| -1447 |
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The Exodus |
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| -1420 |
THOTHMES IV |
The Wilderness Wanderings |
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| -1411 |
AMENHOTEP III |
Moses on Sinai |
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Revolt in Canaan |
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| -1407 |
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Joshua takes Jericho |
Israel still in Egypt |
| -1380 |
Tell el Amarna Tablets begin. Sagaz & Hittites invade
Canaan on north; Habiru ditto on south-east |
Habiru = Hebrews |
Habiru not = Hebrew, but = Sagaz |
| -1377 |
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Death of Joshua. Elders take charge. |
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| -1375 |
AKHNATON |
(Biblical Dates are henceforth given as
worked out by Garstang) |
Biblical dates in Joshua-Judges entirely disregarded |
| -1360 |
Tell el Amarna Tablets end |
First Judge: Othniel secures, during Egyptian revival, 40
year's rest |
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| -1358 |
SAKERE |
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Beginning of Egyptian revival |
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| -1356 |
TUTANKHAMEN |
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| -1353 |
EYE |
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| -1350 |
Dynasty XIX. HARMHEB |
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HARMHAB |
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| -1319 |
Harmhab loses grip |
End of 40 years' Rest. Eglons Oppression. |
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| -1315 |
RAMESES l |
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| -1314 |
SETI I |
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Asher and Aperiu in Canaan |
Asher = a settled Joshua Tribe |
Asher = a Tribe who had never gone to Egypt |
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Aperiu = Hebrews |
Aperiu not = Hebrews |
| -1301 |
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Judge Ehud |
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| -1292 |
RAMESES II. Beginning of 80 years revival in Egypt. Defeat
of Asher Ben-Anath |
Period of 80 years of Rest. Shamgar Ben-Anath |
The 'Pharaoh of the Oppression'. Ben-Anath not = Shamgar |
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Aperiu now in Egypt |
Aperiu = Hebrew prisoners in Egypt? |
Aperiu = Hebrews of the Oppression |
| -1225 |
MERENPTAH |
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| -1224 |
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The Exodus |
| -1223 |
Defeat of Asher and of Israel in Canaan (Israel Stele) |
Sisera's Oppression |
Merenptah the 'Pharaoh of the Exodus' |
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Israel = Joshua's Hebrews now settled in Canaan |
Israel= a tribe who had never left Canaan; ditto Asher |
| -1209 |
Anarchy in Egypt |
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| -1201 |
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Deborah and Barak |
Joshua invades Canaan during anarchy |
| -1200 |
Dynasty XX. SET-NEKHT |
40 years' Rest after Deborah |
Conquest of Canaan |
| -1198 |
RAMESES III |
Approach of the Philistines |
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| -1167 |
RAMESES IV. Aperiu still in Egypt |
Aperiu = Hebrew prisoners of wars? |
Period of the Judges |
| -1161 |
RAMESES V |
Midianite oppression |
Hebrews settle in Canaan after withdrawal of Egypt |
| -1157 |
RAMESES VI |
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| -1150 |
RAMESES VII |
Judge Gideon |
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| -1144 |
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Toffteen's date for the Conquest |
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RAMESES VIII |
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RAMESES IX |
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RAMESES X |
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RAMESES XI |
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| -1118 |
RAMESES XII |
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| -1114 |
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Abimelech |
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| -1111 |
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Jephthah |
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| -1104 |
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Beginning of Philistine Supremacy over Canaan |
Agreement henceforth with 'Early Date' view |
| -1100 |
SMENDES |
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| -1095 |
Dynasty XXI. HERIHOR |
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| -1085 |
PASEBKHANET I |
SAMSON |
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| -1067 |
PAYNOZEM I |
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| -1065 |
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ELI |
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| -1045 |
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SAMUEL |
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| DATE CE |
JUDAH |
ISRAEL |
INSCRIPTION |
ALIBI |
| -886 |
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OMRI |
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Osorkon II |
| -884 |
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Land of Omri' on the Inscription of Ashurnasipal II |
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| -875 |
JEHOSHAPHAT |
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| -874 |
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AHAB |
Ashurnasirpal invades the West. Li.479 |
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| -866 |
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| -860 |
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Shalmanezer III |
Benhadad II. Mesha of Moab |
| -853 |
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Battle of Karkar v Ahab &c. Li.611 |
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| -852 |
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AHAZIAH |
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| -850 |
JEHORAM |
JORAM |
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| -848 |
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Assault on Damascus. L.i.568 |
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| -847 |
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Moabite Stone |
| -842 |
AHAZIAH |
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Hazael seizes throne. L.i.681 |
Hazael |
| 841 |
ATHALIAH |
JEHU |
Black Obelisk. L.i.590. Tribute from Jehu. Bab.Chron.Li.672 |
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| -835 |
JOASH |
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| -821 |
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JEHOAHAZ |
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| -814 |
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Benhadad III |
| -805 |
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Adadnirari III. Adad. Besieges Damascus. Li.740 |
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| -804 |
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JEHOASH |
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| -795 |
AMAZIAH |
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| -788 |
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JEROBOAM II |
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| -786 |
AZARIAH (Uzziah) |
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| -781 |
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Shalmanezer IV |
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| -773 |
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Attacks Damascus (Limmu List) |
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| -771 |
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Ashurdan III |
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| -766 |
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Piankhi I |
| -765 |
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Attacks Hadrach. A pesilence (Limmu List) |
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| -763 |
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Eclipse of Amos |
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| -757 |
(JOTHAM) |
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| -747 |
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ZECHARIAH. SHALLUM. MENAHEM |
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Rezin |
| -745 |
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Tiglath-pileser III (Pul) |
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| -744 |
JOTHAM |
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| -741 |
AHAZ |
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| -738 |
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Tribute of Menahem to Pul. Li.772. (Pul defeats Azariah of
Yaudi. Li.770) |
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| -737 |
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PEKAHIAH |
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| -735 |
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PEKAH |
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| -734 |
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Fall of Damascus.L.I.776, 777. Naphthali invaded. Li.815 |
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| -733 |
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HOSHEA |
Pekah & Hoshea. L.i.816. |
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| -730 |
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Tribute of (Jeho-)Ahaz to Pul. Li.801 |
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| -727 |
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Shalmanezer V |
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| -725 |
HEZEKIAH |
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| -724 |
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I Shalmanezer attacks Samaria |
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| -722 |
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Fall of Samaria |
Sargon II. Fall of Samaria. L.ii.4 |
So of Egypt |
| -720 |
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Battle of Raphia. L.ii.55. Battle of Karkar. L.ii.55 |
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| -711 |
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Fall of Ashdod. L.ii.195. Cylinder of
Sargon. L.ii.30 |
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| -710 |
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Fall of Merodach-baladan. L.ii.66 |
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| -705 |
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Death of Sargon. Sennacherib |
Piankhi II. Shabataka |
| -702 |
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Siloam Inscription |
| -701 |
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Taylor Cylinder. L.ii.239, 240 |
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| -696 |
MANASSEH |
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| -689 |
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Tirhakah |
| -680 |
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Sennacherib slain. L.ii.501-505, 795. Esarhaddon. Childhood
of Ashurbanipal. Lii.986 |
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| -679 |
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Syrian campaign. L.ii.512. Babaylon rebuilt. Lii.645 |
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| -678 |
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Manasseh tributary. L.ii.690 |
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| -671 |
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Fall of Sidon. L.ii.527. Memphis taken. L.ii.580 |
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| -668 |
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Ashurbanipal |
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| -664 |
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Dynasty XXVI. Psammetichus I |
| -661 |
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Tirhakah's revolt. L.ii.900. And death. L.ii.906 |
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| -641 |
AMON |
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| -639 |
JOSIAH |
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| -627 |
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Death of Ashurbanipal. Lii.984. Ashuretililani |
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| -616 |
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Sinsharishkun |
Nabopolassar of Babylon |
| -612 |
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Fall of Nineveh. L.ii.1177 |
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