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First Dynasty of Assyria 1811-1329 BC Assur-rim-nisheshu 1408-1401BC (7) Assur-nadin-ahhe II 1400-1391BC (9) Eriba-Adad I 1390-1364BC (26) Assur-uballit I 1363-1328BC (35) Fourth Dynasty of Assyria 1327-1192 BC Enlil-nirari 1327-1318BC (9) Arik-Den-IlI 1318-1306BC (12) Adad-Narari I 1305-1274BC (31) | Links The Levite Towns Through-out Israel The Gods of the Canaanites The 12 Judges Of Israel | ||
Hittite Empire 1680-1200BC Holman Bible Dictionary The Hittites and the Old Testament by F. F. Bruce Arnuwandash I 1420-1400BC (20 Tudkhaliash III 1400-1380BC (20) Hattushilish II 1380BC (-1) Shuppiluliumash I 1380-1340BC (40) Arnuwandash II 1340-1339BC (1) Murshilish II 1339-1306BC (33) Muwatallish II 1306-1282BC (24) Kassite Dynasty ?-1155BC Kadashman-Enlil I 1375-1360BC (15) Burnaburiash II 1360-1333BC (27) Kara-hardash 1333BC (-1) Nazi-Bugash 1333BC (-1) Kurigalzu II 1332-1308BC (24) Nazi-Maruttash 1307-1282BC (25) Kingdom of Egypt (?-30 BC) Holman Bible Dictionary 18TH Dynasty (263) 15180-1317BC Amenhotep III (36) 1414-1378BC Akhenaten (11) 1378-1367BC Tutankhamen (9) 1367-1358BC Eye (4) 1358-1354BC Horemhab (37) 1354-1317BC 19TH Dynasty (117) 1317-11201BC Rameses I (1) 1317BC Sethi I (16) 1317-1301BC Rameses II (67) 1301-1234BC Cush-Rishathaim (1381-1373) International Standard Bible Encyclopedia Alfred Edersheim Moab - Eglon (1334-1331) International Standard Bible Encyclopedia Fausset's Bible Dictionary Smith's Bible Dictionary Nave's Topics |
Joshua 1500-1390BC (110 years) International Standard Bible Encyclopedia Fausset's Bible Dictionary Smith's Bible Dictionary Nave's Topics Othniel 1371-1334BC (39 years) International Standard Bible Encyclopedia Fausset's Bible Dictionary Smith's Bible Dictionary Nave's Topics Ehud 1316-1237BC (79 years) International Standard Bible Encyclopedia Fausset's Bible Dictionary Smith's Bible Dictionary Nave's Topics Maps The Levant from 1200-1000 BCE The Conquest by Joshua Joshua's Central and Southern Campaigns Joshua's Northern Campaign The Limits of Israelite Settlement Israel in Canaan from Joshua to Samuel to Saul Tribal Allotments of Israel The Division of the Land Among the Tribes Levitical Cities and Cities of Refuge (1) The Levitical Cities (2) The Judges of Israel The Period of the Judges Ehud and the Oppression of the Moabites |
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Notes on The Exodus Dating the Exodus There are two dating systems for the Exodus.The Liberal date (1250 BC) The first dating system for the Exodus is made up by liberals who don't believe the Bible is the perfect word of God & therefore must have mistakes in it. These anti-bible fools place the date of the Exodus in the reign of Rameses II. Why do they place the Exodus at this time? Because when they do so they can say that the Bible is false historically & archeologically & must be a work of fiction. Remember if the bible is fiction then they can continue to live in their pet sins & still say they are on God's side. The Real or Conservative Date (1446 BC) The Exodus happened in the year 1446 BC give or take a a few years or so. How do we know that this is the right date. We know for the following reasons: 1) I kings 6:1 saysNow it came about in the four hundred and eightieth year after the sons of Israel came out of the land of Egypt, in the fourth year of Solomon's reign over Israel, in the month of Ziv which is the second month, that he began to build the house of the LORD. The Exodus happened in so 1446 BC - 480 years = 966 BC. King Solomon reigned from 970-931 BC, which would place his 4 year as 966 BC. Isn't it funny how math works perfectly when one trusts what the Bible says?2) Judges 11:26 says'While Israel lived in Heshbon and its villages, and in Aroer and its villages, and in all the cities that are on the banks of the Arnon, three hundred years, why did you not recover them within that time? In other words from the end of the Conquest of Canaan to the time of the Judge named Jepthtah an interval of about a 300 year transpired. According to Joshua 14:7 & 10, the Conquest of Canaan took 7 years & would have ended in 1399 (40 years of exodus [1446-1406] - 7 of Conquest = 1399). Jephthah Judged Israel some time around 1087-1081 BC. (1087 BC + 300 years = 1387)3) The Amarna Letters (see below)The Amarna Letters date from the reign of Amenhotep III, to the reign of Ay, spanning a period from c. 1414-1354 BC. In one of the letter a Canaanite king asks Egypt for help against a group of people known as the Hapru (or Hebrews) that were conquering them. The Conquest of Canaan must have taken place between these dates not in 1250 BC. as claimed by the liberals. The real Exodus date of 1446 BC easily falls within these dates.4) Thutmose IV, brother to the son killed by the 10th plagueWe know from the Dream Stele that Thutmose was not the first born of Pharaoh & therefore fits the facts in the Exodus account that the first born of Pharaoh died in the 10th plague Notes on The Egyptian Pharaohs
Notes on the Hittites
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