I have been carefully tracing out historical and calendar evidence to build an accurate Biblical timeline based upon the cycles of Jubilees years since last year and just thought I would share it for Bible students who are interested. I hope that this in some way will help bring the church to greater faith and knowledge in Christ. I pray that God will bless the study as well. I'm wanting to add to this and invite all discussion concerning these events. I have made use of Stellarium astronomy application, Hdate Hebrew calendar application, Josephus and Scripture to build up this basic outline of events. There are many more dates yet to be added. These are simply some of the first that can be verified based upon corroboration with Josephus.
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ALL THE JUBILEES FROM ISAIAH THROUGH THE CHRISTIAN ADVENT
With Additional Significant Biblical Dates including
The Time-line of Daniel's 70 Weeks
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KEY TO THE SACRED/CIVIL HEBREW MONTH (GREGORIAN MONTH)
7/1 Tishrei (October/November)
8/2 Cheshvan (November/December)
9/3 Kislev (December/January)
10/4 Tevet (January/February)
11/5 Sh'vat (February/March)
12/6 Adar (March/April)
1/7 Nisan (April/May)
2/8 Iyyar (May/June)
3/9 Sivan (June/July)
4/10 Tamuz (July/August)
5/11 Av (August/September)
6/12 Elul (September/October)
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(NOTE: Some months float into other months than mentioned in various years)
*KEY TO EPOCH ABBREVIATIONS*
H.Y. = Hebrew Year
B.C. = Before Christ
A.D. = Anno Domini
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THE JUBILEE TIME-LINE
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3136 H.Y. (626-25 B.C.) Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) 10 Tishrei (Mon. Oct. 30, 626 B.C.); Last Jubilee Annunciation before Captivity given by Isaiah the Prophet: - Is. 61:1-3
3156 (606 B.C.) First carrying away of the Captivity into Babylon.
3175 H.Y. (586 B.C.) 7 Av (Aug. 8, 586 B.C.) Jerusalem is destroyed and led away into captivity by the armies of Nebuchadnezzar, King of Babylon - 2 Kings 25:8.
3186 H.Y. (576-75 B.C.) 1st Jubilee after the Captivity.
3224 H.Y. (538-37 B.C.) In the first year of Darius the son of Ahasuerus (Cyaxares II) Daniel determines from Jeremiah that the 70 year Captivity is ending and receives the Prophecy of the 70 Weeks (490 years) - Dan. 9.
3225 H.Y. (537-536 B.C.) 1st Year of Cyrus the Great and the Decree of the Jewish return from the 70 year Captivity. This was the first wave of the Restoration after Captivity under the leadership of Zerubbabel and Jeshua. - Ezra 1:1-4.
3226 H.Y. (536 B.C.) 1st Rosh Hashana (New Year) after Captivity - 1 Tishrei (Tues. Oct. 17). 1st Yom Kippur after Captivity - 10 Tishrei (Thur. Oct. 26). 1st Hol hamoed Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles/Harvest) after Captivity 15-22 Tishrei (Tues. Oct. 31 - Nov. 7) - Ezra 3:1-6.
3227 H.Y. (535 B.C.) The Appointing of the Levites after the Captivity and the Laying of the Foundation of the 2nd Temple on 1 Iyyar (Sat. May 12) - Ezra 3:8-10.
3228 H.Y. (533 B.C.) Daniel receives the Vision from Gabriel by the river Hiddekel in the 3rd year of Cyrus king of Persia, on 24 Nisan (Mon. April 13), - Dan. 10:1-4
3236 H.Y. (526-25 B.C.) 2nd Jubilee after Captivity
3241 H.Y. (521-20 B.C.) 1st year of the reign of King Darius Hystaspes.
3242 H.Y. (519 B.C.) - King Darius Hystaspes confirms the edict of Cyrus for the rebuilding of the Temple at Jerusalem - Ezra 6:1-12
3243 H.Y. (517-16 B.C.) 1st Sabbath Year prior to the 3rd Jubilee after Captivity
3246 H.Y. (515 B.C.) In the 6th year of King Darius Hystaspes, the 2nd Temple is completed in Jerusalem on 3 Adar (Fri. March 5) - Ezra 6:15.
3250 H.Y. (512-11 B.C.) 2nd Sabbath Year prior to the 3rd Jubilee after Captivity
3257 H.Y. (505-4 B.C.) 3rd Sabbath Year prior to the 3rd Jubilee after Captivity
3264 H.Y. (498-97 B.C.) 4th Sabbath Year prior to the 3rd Jubilee after Captivity
3271 H.Y. (491-90 B.C.) 5th Sabbath Year prior to the 3rd Jubilee after Captivity
3278 H.Y. (484-83 B.C.) 6th Sabbath Year prior to the 3rd Jubilee after Captivity
3285 H.Y. (477-76 B.C.) 7th Sabbath Year prior to the 3rd Jubilee after Captivity
3286 H.Y. (476-75 B.C.) 3rd Jubilee after Captivity.
3293 H.Y. (469-68 B.C.) 1st Sabbath Year prior to the 4th Jubilee after Captivity
3296 H.Y. (466-65 B.C.) 1st Year of the reign of Artaxerxes.
3298 H.Y. (464-63 B.C.) In the 3rd year of his reign, king Artaxerxes holds a feast for 120 days, then is refused by Queen Vashti, whereupon a search is made throughout the kingdom for a new Queen and Esther is chosen. Feast of Purim is instituted - Esther 1-2
3300 H.Y. (462-61 B.C.) 2nd Sabbath Year prior to the 4th Jubilee after Captivity.
3302 H.Y. (460-59 B.C.) The edict of Artaxerxes to Ezra the Scribe to restore and teach the Law in Jerusalem in the 7th year of his reign. Ezra leaves for Jerusalem with the Book of the Law upon 1 Nisan (Mon. April 13, 459 B.C.) and arrives at Jerusalem 4 months later on 1 Av (Sun. Aug. 9, 459 B.C.) - Ezra 7:8-10.
3307 H.Y. (455-54 B.C.) 3rd Sabbath Year prior to the 4th Jubilee after Captivity
3314 H.Y. (448-47 B.C.) 4th Sabbath Year prior to the 4th Jubilee after Captivity.
3316 H.Y. (446-45 B.C.) In the month Kislev (Dec. 12, 446 B.C. - Jan. 30, 445 B.C.) Nehemiah receives the news about the wall of Jerusalem being yet broken down - Neh. 1:1-4. In the month Nisan (April 8 - May 7 445 B.C.), Nehemiah receives the king's letter to return to Jerusalem and rebuild the wall. - Neh. 2:1-8. On 25 Elul (Thurs. Sept. 27, 445 B.C.), Nehemiah completes the work of rebuilding the wall of Jerusalem - Neh. 6:15.
3321 H.Y. (441-440 B.C.) 5th Sabbath Year prior to 4th Jubilee after Captivity.
3328 H.Y. (434-433 B.C.) 6th Sabbath Year prior to 4th Jubilee after Captivity.
3335 H.Y. (427-26 B.C.) 7th Sabbath Year prior to 4th Jubilee after Captivity.
3336 H.Y. (426-25 B.C.) 4th Jubilee after Captivity.
3386 H.Y. (376-75 B.C.) 5th Jubilee after Captivity.
3436 H.Y. (326-25 B.C.) 6th Jubilee after Captivity.
3486 H.Y. (276-75 B.C.) 7th Jubilee after Captivity.
3536 H.Y. (226-25 B.C.) 8th Jubilee after the Captivity.
3586 H.Y. (176-75 B.C.) 9th Jubilee after the Captivity.
3627 H.Y. (135-34 B.C. [177th year of the Seleucids]) was a Sabbath Year according to Josephus - The Antiquities of the Jews: Book 13, Chap. 8, Sec. 1
3628 H.Y. (134-33 B.C.) 1st year of the subsequent Sabbath Year.
3635 H.Y. (127-26 B.C.) 7th year of the subsequent Sabbath Year.
3636 H.Y. (126-25 B.C.) 10th Jubilee after the Captivity.
3686 H.Y. (76-75 B.C.) 11th Jubilee after the Captivity.
3736 H.Y. (26-25 B.C.) 12th Jubilee after the Captivity.
3756 H.Y. (6-5 B.C.) Based upon available astronomical data corroborated with Scripture, Jesus is born in Bethlehem, Judah upon the night following the day of Asara B'Tevet, 10th of Tevet (when the marriage of Esther to Ahasuerus took place - Esther 2:16) between Tues. Dec. 19 and Wed. Dec. 20, 6 B.C., 8 days after Chanukah (Feast of Dedication) and in the midst of the Roman Saturnalia and Feast of Sol Invictus (The Invincible Sun) from Dec. 18-25; Matt. 2; Luke 2. This confirms the early witness of the church that Jesus was born around the time of the Saturnalia and the Feast of Sol Invictus at the Winter Solstice. Jesus would have been circumcised at Jerusalem upon 18 Tevet (Wed. Dec. 27, 6 B.C.) and he would have been dedicated in the Temple upon 21 Sh'vat (Sun. Jan. 28, 5 B.C.).
3767 H.Y. (6-7 B.C.) At 12 years old, Jesus is found in the Temple of Jerusalem 6 days after Passover by Joseph and Mary upon 27 Nisan (Sun. April 1, A.D. 7) during the year of the census enrolment of Cyrenius - Luke 2.
3771 H.Y. (A.D. 10-11) According to Mommson (ISBE), this is the first year of the co-regent reign of Tiberius Caesar (ISBE).
3785 H.Y. (A.D. 24-25) During the 15th year of the reign of Tiberius Caesar, John comes baptising in the Wilderness and Jesus is baptised by him in the Jordan around the time of the Summer Solstice of A.D. 25. That John was baptising at the time of Summer Solstice is indicated by his preaching using the symbol of the summer threshing floor. John uses the symbol from the wheat threshing and harvest that came in the month Tamuz (June/July) in Judea, 4 months after the planting season around the time of the Vernal Equinox and Passover in the month Nisan (March/April) - viz. John 4:35; Luke 3:1-22
3786 H.Y. (A.D. 25-26) 1st Jubilee of the Christian Advent. 1st year of 1st Sabbath Year of the Christian Advent. 13th Jubilee after Captivity. 1st Jubilee Annunciation since the time of Isaiah. 2nd recorded Jubilee Annunciation in Scripture. Deduced from the records of Josephus, this is the only possible year that the Jubilee could have come at the beginning of the Ministry of Christ. For in following the time-frame given by Josephus, the next 1st year of the Sabbath Year falls too late beginning in autumn of A.D. 33-34 after Christ is ascended to Heaven. Therefore, there is only one possible date that the Jubilee could have come and been announced during the Ministry of Christ-- Yom Kippur 10 Tishrei (Sat. Sept. 20, A.D. 25). Christ is 30 years and 10 months old when He begins His ministry at the Synagogue of Nazareth, Galilee upon the Sabbath of Yom Kippur during the Jubilee of A.D. 25 (viz. Lev. 8; Luke 3:23; 4:16-21). So in all, there are 13 Jubilees from Captivity to Christ and there are 14 Jubilees from the Jubilee Annunciation of Isaiah the Prophet to the Jubilee Annunciation of Christ.
3787 H.Y. (A.D. 26-27) 2nd year of the 1st Sabbath Year of the Christian Advent.
3788 H.Y. (A.D. 27-28) 3rd year of the 1st Sabbath Year of the Christian Advent.
3789 H.Y. (A.D. 28-29) 4th year of the 1st Sabbath Year of the Christian Advent. The Passion & Resurrection of Christ occurs at the beginning of the 7th Civil month Nisan, 6 full months after Rosh Hashana in the month Tishrei, in the midst of 1st Sabbath Year cycle of the Christian Advent, with the Passion upon 13 Nisan (Fri. April 13, A.D. 29) and the Resurrection upon the 1st day of Passover, 15 Nisan (Sun. April 15, A.D. 29). This confirms the early witness of the Church that the Passion of Christ occurred on Fri. the 13th of the Julian cycle. This also confirms and fulfils the prophecy of Daniel that the Messiah would be cut off in the midst of 1 Week (Sabbath Year). Erev Shavuot (Day of Pentacost) arrives on 5 Sivan (Sun. June 3, A.D. 29) - Acts 2.
3790 H.Y. (A.D. 29-30) 5th year of the 1st Sabbath Year of the Christian Advent.
3791 H.Y. (A.D. 30-31) 6th year of the 1st Sabbath Year of the Christian Advent.
3792 H.Y. (A.D. 31-32) 7th year of the 1 Sabbath Year of the Christian Advent. The 490th year from the edict of Artaxerxes given to Ezra to return to Jerusalem and restore the Law. Thus, this year concludes the cycle of 70 Weeks (Sabbath Years) given in the Prophecy of Daniel.
3822 H.Y. (A.D. 61-62) 1st year of the 6th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3823 H.Y. (A.D. 62-63) 2nd year of the 6th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3824 H.Y. (A.D. 63-64) 3rd year of the 6th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent. The Great Fire of Rome occurs during the reign of Nero Caesar on 17 Av (Fri. July, 18 A.D. 64) beginning at the Circus Maximus in Rome.
3825 H.Y. (A.D. 64-65) 4th year of the 6th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent. John is most probably exiled to Patmos this year during the persecution of Christians after the Great Fire of Rome.
3826 H.Y. (A.D. 65-66) 5th year of the 6th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent. John most probably begins receiving the Revelation of Jesus Christ upon Tzom Gedaliah (Feast of Trumpets) which came upon 4 Tishrei (Sun. Sept. 20 A.D. 65). This is signified by John's statement concerning the 'Lord's Day', which both signified the return of the Lord and Sunday the day upon which Christ rose from the dead and also the sound of the Trumpet blast that John hears at the beginning of the Revelation - Rev. 1:9-11
3827 H.Y. (A.D. 66-67) 6th year of the 6th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3828 H.Y. (A.D. 67-68) 7th year of the 6th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent. The Siege of Jerusalem by Titus Vespasian begins during Passover Week 14-21 Nisan (Fri. April 15 - Fri. April 22 A.D. 67) and lasts for exactly 42 months from 14 Nisan 3827 (Fri. April 15, A.D. 67) to 8 Elul 3830 (Sun. Aug. 31, A.D. 70) - viz. Josephus, Wars of the Jews Book 5, Chap.3, Sec. 1; Book 6, Chap. 4, Sec. 8; Chap. 10, Sec. 1.
3829 H.Y. (A.D. 68-69) 1st year of the 7th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3830 H.Y. (A.D. 69-70) 2nd year of the 7th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent. Jerusalem is destroyed and the Temple burnt by the Roman armies under the command of Titus Vespasian on 10 Av, Tish'a B'Av, (Sun. Aug. 3, A.D. 70) in fulfilment of the Prophecy of Daniel and Jesus Christ - Daniel 9; Matt. 24.
3831 H.Y. (A.D. 70-71) 3rd year of the 7th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3832 H.Y. (A.D. 71-72) 4th year of the 7th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3833 H.Y. (A.D. 72-73) 5th year of the 7th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3834 H.Y. (A.D. 73-74) 6th year of the 7th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3835 H.Y. (A.D. 74-75) 7th year of the 7th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3836 H.Y. (A.D. 75-76) 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3886 H.Y. (A.D. 125-26) 3rd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3936 H.Y. (A.D. 175-76) 4th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3986 H.Y. (A.D. 225-26) 5th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4036 H.Y. (A.D. 275-76) 6th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4086 H.Y. (A.D. 325-26) 7th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4136 H.Y. (A.D. 375-76) 8th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4186 H.Y. (A.D. 425-26) 9th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4236 H.Y. (A.D. 475-76) 10th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4286 H.Y. (A.D. 525-26) 11th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4336 H.Y. (A.D. 575-76) 12th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4386 H.Y. (A.D. 625-26) 13th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4436 H.Y. (A.D. 675-76) 14th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4486 H.Y. (A.D. 725-26) 15th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4536 H.Y. (A.D. 775-76) 16th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4586 H.Y. (A.D. 825-26) 17th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4636 H.Y. (A.D. 875-76) 18th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4686 H.Y. (A.D. 925-26) 19th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4736 H.Y. (A.D. 975-76) 20th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4786 H.Y. (A.D. 1025-26) 21st Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4836 H.Y. (A.D. 1075-76) 22nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4886 H.Y. (A.D. 1125-26) 23rd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4936 H.Y. (A.D. 1175-76) 24th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4986 H.Y. (A.D. 1225-26) 25th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5036 H.Y. (A.D. 1275-76) 26th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5086 H.Y. (A.D. 1325-26) 27th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5136 H.Y. (A.D. 1375-76) 28th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5186 H.Y. (A.D. 1425-26) 29th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5236 H.Y. (A.D. 1475-76) 30th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5286 H.Y. (A.D. 1525-26) 31st Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5336 H.Y. (A.D. 1575-76) 32nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5386 H.Y. (A.D. 1625-26) 33rd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5436 H.Y. (A.D. 1675-76) 34th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5486 H.Y. (A.D. 1725-26) 35th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5536 H.Y. (A.D. 1775-76) 36th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5586 H.Y. (A.D. 1825-26) 37th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5636 H.Y. (A.D. 1875-76) 38th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5686 H.Y. (A.D. 1925-26) 39th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5736 H.Y. (A.D. 1975-76) 40th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
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ALL THE JUBILEES FROM ISAIAH THROUGH THE CHRISTIAN ADVENT
With Additional Significant Biblical Dates including
The Time-line of Daniel's 70 Weeks
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KEY TO THE SACRED/CIVIL HEBREW MONTH (GREGORIAN MONTH)
7/1 Tishrei (October/November)
8/2 Cheshvan (November/December)
9/3 Kislev (December/January)
10/4 Tevet (January/February)
11/5 Sh'vat (February/March)
12/6 Adar (March/April)
1/7 Nisan (April/May)
2/8 Iyyar (May/June)
3/9 Sivan (June/July)
4/10 Tamuz (July/August)
5/11 Av (August/September)
6/12 Elul (September/October)
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(NOTE: Some months float into other months than mentioned in various years)
*KEY TO EPOCH ABBREVIATIONS*
H.Y. = Hebrew Year
B.C. = Before Christ
A.D. = Anno Domini
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THE JUBILEE TIME-LINE
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3136 H.Y. (626-25 B.C.) Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) 10 Tishrei (Mon. Oct. 30, 626 B.C.); Last Jubilee Annunciation before Captivity given by Isaiah the Prophet: - Is. 61:1-3
3156 (606 B.C.) First carrying away of the Captivity into Babylon.
3175 H.Y. (586 B.C.) 7 Av (Aug. 8, 586 B.C.) Jerusalem is destroyed and led away into captivity by the armies of Nebuchadnezzar, King of Babylon - 2 Kings 25:8.
3186 H.Y. (576-75 B.C.) 1st Jubilee after the Captivity.
3224 H.Y. (538-37 B.C.) In the first year of Darius the son of Ahasuerus (Cyaxares II) Daniel determines from Jeremiah that the 70 year Captivity is ending and receives the Prophecy of the 70 Weeks (490 years) - Dan. 9.
3225 H.Y. (537-536 B.C.) 1st Year of Cyrus the Great and the Decree of the Jewish return from the 70 year Captivity. This was the first wave of the Restoration after Captivity under the leadership of Zerubbabel and Jeshua. - Ezra 1:1-4.
3226 H.Y. (536 B.C.) 1st Rosh Hashana (New Year) after Captivity - 1 Tishrei (Tues. Oct. 17). 1st Yom Kippur after Captivity - 10 Tishrei (Thur. Oct. 26). 1st Hol hamoed Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles/Harvest) after Captivity 15-22 Tishrei (Tues. Oct. 31 - Nov. 7) - Ezra 3:1-6.
3227 H.Y. (535 B.C.) The Appointing of the Levites after the Captivity and the Laying of the Foundation of the 2nd Temple on 1 Iyyar (Sat. May 12) - Ezra 3:8-10.
3228 H.Y. (533 B.C.) Daniel receives the Vision from Gabriel by the river Hiddekel in the 3rd year of Cyrus king of Persia, on 24 Nisan (Mon. April 13), - Dan. 10:1-4
3236 H.Y. (526-25 B.C.) 2nd Jubilee after Captivity
3241 H.Y. (521-20 B.C.) 1st year of the reign of King Darius Hystaspes.
3242 H.Y. (519 B.C.) - King Darius Hystaspes confirms the edict of Cyrus for the rebuilding of the Temple at Jerusalem - Ezra 6:1-12
3243 H.Y. (517-16 B.C.) 1st Sabbath Year prior to the 3rd Jubilee after Captivity
3246 H.Y. (515 B.C.) In the 6th year of King Darius Hystaspes, the 2nd Temple is completed in Jerusalem on 3 Adar (Fri. March 5) - Ezra 6:15.
3250 H.Y. (512-11 B.C.) 2nd Sabbath Year prior to the 3rd Jubilee after Captivity
3257 H.Y. (505-4 B.C.) 3rd Sabbath Year prior to the 3rd Jubilee after Captivity
3264 H.Y. (498-97 B.C.) 4th Sabbath Year prior to the 3rd Jubilee after Captivity
3271 H.Y. (491-90 B.C.) 5th Sabbath Year prior to the 3rd Jubilee after Captivity
3278 H.Y. (484-83 B.C.) 6th Sabbath Year prior to the 3rd Jubilee after Captivity
3285 H.Y. (477-76 B.C.) 7th Sabbath Year prior to the 3rd Jubilee after Captivity
3286 H.Y. (476-75 B.C.) 3rd Jubilee after Captivity.
3293 H.Y. (469-68 B.C.) 1st Sabbath Year prior to the 4th Jubilee after Captivity
3296 H.Y. (466-65 B.C.) 1st Year of the reign of Artaxerxes.
3298 H.Y. (464-63 B.C.) In the 3rd year of his reign, king Artaxerxes holds a feast for 120 days, then is refused by Queen Vashti, whereupon a search is made throughout the kingdom for a new Queen and Esther is chosen. Feast of Purim is instituted - Esther 1-2
3300 H.Y. (462-61 B.C.) 2nd Sabbath Year prior to the 4th Jubilee after Captivity.
3302 H.Y. (460-59 B.C.) The edict of Artaxerxes to Ezra the Scribe to restore and teach the Law in Jerusalem in the 7th year of his reign. Ezra leaves for Jerusalem with the Book of the Law upon 1 Nisan (Mon. April 13, 459 B.C.) and arrives at Jerusalem 4 months later on 1 Av (Sun. Aug. 9, 459 B.C.) - Ezra 7:8-10.
3307 H.Y. (455-54 B.C.) 3rd Sabbath Year prior to the 4th Jubilee after Captivity
3314 H.Y. (448-47 B.C.) 4th Sabbath Year prior to the 4th Jubilee after Captivity.
3316 H.Y. (446-45 B.C.) In the month Kislev (Dec. 12, 446 B.C. - Jan. 30, 445 B.C.) Nehemiah receives the news about the wall of Jerusalem being yet broken down - Neh. 1:1-4. In the month Nisan (April 8 - May 7 445 B.C.), Nehemiah receives the king's letter to return to Jerusalem and rebuild the wall. - Neh. 2:1-8. On 25 Elul (Thurs. Sept. 27, 445 B.C.), Nehemiah completes the work of rebuilding the wall of Jerusalem - Neh. 6:15.
3321 H.Y. (441-440 B.C.) 5th Sabbath Year prior to 4th Jubilee after Captivity.
3328 H.Y. (434-433 B.C.) 6th Sabbath Year prior to 4th Jubilee after Captivity.
3335 H.Y. (427-26 B.C.) 7th Sabbath Year prior to 4th Jubilee after Captivity.
3336 H.Y. (426-25 B.C.) 4th Jubilee after Captivity.
3386 H.Y. (376-75 B.C.) 5th Jubilee after Captivity.
3436 H.Y. (326-25 B.C.) 6th Jubilee after Captivity.
3486 H.Y. (276-75 B.C.) 7th Jubilee after Captivity.
3536 H.Y. (226-25 B.C.) 8th Jubilee after the Captivity.
3586 H.Y. (176-75 B.C.) 9th Jubilee after the Captivity.
3627 H.Y. (135-34 B.C. [177th year of the Seleucids]) was a Sabbath Year according to Josephus - The Antiquities of the Jews: Book 13, Chap. 8, Sec. 1
3628 H.Y. (134-33 B.C.) 1st year of the subsequent Sabbath Year.
3635 H.Y. (127-26 B.C.) 7th year of the subsequent Sabbath Year.
3636 H.Y. (126-25 B.C.) 10th Jubilee after the Captivity.
3686 H.Y. (76-75 B.C.) 11th Jubilee after the Captivity.
3736 H.Y. (26-25 B.C.) 12th Jubilee after the Captivity.
3756 H.Y. (6-5 B.C.) Based upon available astronomical data corroborated with Scripture, Jesus is born in Bethlehem, Judah upon the night following the day of Asara B'Tevet, 10th of Tevet (when the marriage of Esther to Ahasuerus took place - Esther 2:16) between Tues. Dec. 19 and Wed. Dec. 20, 6 B.C., 8 days after Chanukah (Feast of Dedication) and in the midst of the Roman Saturnalia and Feast of Sol Invictus (The Invincible Sun) from Dec. 18-25; Matt. 2; Luke 2. This confirms the early witness of the church that Jesus was born around the time of the Saturnalia and the Feast of Sol Invictus at the Winter Solstice. Jesus would have been circumcised at Jerusalem upon 18 Tevet (Wed. Dec. 27, 6 B.C.) and he would have been dedicated in the Temple upon 21 Sh'vat (Sun. Jan. 28, 5 B.C.).
3767 H.Y. (6-7 B.C.) At 12 years old, Jesus is found in the Temple of Jerusalem 6 days after Passover by Joseph and Mary upon 27 Nisan (Sun. April 1, A.D. 7) during the year of the census enrolment of Cyrenius - Luke 2.
3771 H.Y. (A.D. 10-11) According to Mommson (ISBE), this is the first year of the co-regent reign of Tiberius Caesar (ISBE).
3785 H.Y. (A.D. 24-25) During the 15th year of the reign of Tiberius Caesar, John comes baptising in the Wilderness and Jesus is baptised by him in the Jordan around the time of the Summer Solstice of A.D. 25. That John was baptising at the time of Summer Solstice is indicated by his preaching using the symbol of the summer threshing floor. John uses the symbol from the wheat threshing and harvest that came in the month Tamuz (June/July) in Judea, 4 months after the planting season around the time of the Vernal Equinox and Passover in the month Nisan (March/April) - viz. John 4:35; Luke 3:1-22
3786 H.Y. (A.D. 25-26) 1st Jubilee of the Christian Advent. 1st year of 1st Sabbath Year of the Christian Advent. 13th Jubilee after Captivity. 1st Jubilee Annunciation since the time of Isaiah. 2nd recorded Jubilee Annunciation in Scripture. Deduced from the records of Josephus, this is the only possible year that the Jubilee could have come at the beginning of the Ministry of Christ. For in following the time-frame given by Josephus, the next 1st year of the Sabbath Year falls too late beginning in autumn of A.D. 33-34 after Christ is ascended to Heaven. Therefore, there is only one possible date that the Jubilee could have come and been announced during the Ministry of Christ-- Yom Kippur 10 Tishrei (Sat. Sept. 20, A.D. 25). Christ is 30 years and 10 months old when He begins His ministry at the Synagogue of Nazareth, Galilee upon the Sabbath of Yom Kippur during the Jubilee of A.D. 25 (viz. Lev. 8; Luke 3:23; 4:16-21). So in all, there are 13 Jubilees from Captivity to Christ and there are 14 Jubilees from the Jubilee Annunciation of Isaiah the Prophet to the Jubilee Annunciation of Christ.
3787 H.Y. (A.D. 26-27) 2nd year of the 1st Sabbath Year of the Christian Advent.
3788 H.Y. (A.D. 27-28) 3rd year of the 1st Sabbath Year of the Christian Advent.
3789 H.Y. (A.D. 28-29) 4th year of the 1st Sabbath Year of the Christian Advent. The Passion & Resurrection of Christ occurs at the beginning of the 7th Civil month Nisan, 6 full months after Rosh Hashana in the month Tishrei, in the midst of 1st Sabbath Year cycle of the Christian Advent, with the Passion upon 13 Nisan (Fri. April 13, A.D. 29) and the Resurrection upon the 1st day of Passover, 15 Nisan (Sun. April 15, A.D. 29). This confirms the early witness of the Church that the Passion of Christ occurred on Fri. the 13th of the Julian cycle. This also confirms and fulfils the prophecy of Daniel that the Messiah would be cut off in the midst of 1 Week (Sabbath Year). Erev Shavuot (Day of Pentacost) arrives on 5 Sivan (Sun. June 3, A.D. 29) - Acts 2.
3790 H.Y. (A.D. 29-30) 5th year of the 1st Sabbath Year of the Christian Advent.
3791 H.Y. (A.D. 30-31) 6th year of the 1st Sabbath Year of the Christian Advent.
3792 H.Y. (A.D. 31-32) 7th year of the 1 Sabbath Year of the Christian Advent. The 490th year from the edict of Artaxerxes given to Ezra to return to Jerusalem and restore the Law. Thus, this year concludes the cycle of 70 Weeks (Sabbath Years) given in the Prophecy of Daniel.
3822 H.Y. (A.D. 61-62) 1st year of the 6th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3823 H.Y. (A.D. 62-63) 2nd year of the 6th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3824 H.Y. (A.D. 63-64) 3rd year of the 6th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent. The Great Fire of Rome occurs during the reign of Nero Caesar on 17 Av (Fri. July, 18 A.D. 64) beginning at the Circus Maximus in Rome.
3825 H.Y. (A.D. 64-65) 4th year of the 6th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent. John is most probably exiled to Patmos this year during the persecution of Christians after the Great Fire of Rome.
3826 H.Y. (A.D. 65-66) 5th year of the 6th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent. John most probably begins receiving the Revelation of Jesus Christ upon Tzom Gedaliah (Feast of Trumpets) which came upon 4 Tishrei (Sun. Sept. 20 A.D. 65). This is signified by John's statement concerning the 'Lord's Day', which both signified the return of the Lord and Sunday the day upon which Christ rose from the dead and also the sound of the Trumpet blast that John hears at the beginning of the Revelation - Rev. 1:9-11
3827 H.Y. (A.D. 66-67) 6th year of the 6th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3828 H.Y. (A.D. 67-68) 7th year of the 6th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent. The Siege of Jerusalem by Titus Vespasian begins during Passover Week 14-21 Nisan (Fri. April 15 - Fri. April 22 A.D. 67) and lasts for exactly 42 months from 14 Nisan 3827 (Fri. April 15, A.D. 67) to 8 Elul 3830 (Sun. Aug. 31, A.D. 70) - viz. Josephus, Wars of the Jews Book 5, Chap.3, Sec. 1; Book 6, Chap. 4, Sec. 8; Chap. 10, Sec. 1.
3829 H.Y. (A.D. 68-69) 1st year of the 7th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3830 H.Y. (A.D. 69-70) 2nd year of the 7th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent. Jerusalem is destroyed and the Temple burnt by the Roman armies under the command of Titus Vespasian on 10 Av, Tish'a B'Av, (Sun. Aug. 3, A.D. 70) in fulfilment of the Prophecy of Daniel and Jesus Christ - Daniel 9; Matt. 24.
3831 H.Y. (A.D. 70-71) 3rd year of the 7th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3832 H.Y. (A.D. 71-72) 4th year of the 7th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3833 H.Y. (A.D. 72-73) 5th year of the 7th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3834 H.Y. (A.D. 73-74) 6th year of the 7th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3835 H.Y. (A.D. 74-75) 7th year of the 7th Sabbath Year prior to the 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3836 H.Y. (A.D. 75-76) 2nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3886 H.Y. (A.D. 125-26) 3rd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3936 H.Y. (A.D. 175-76) 4th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
3986 H.Y. (A.D. 225-26) 5th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4036 H.Y. (A.D. 275-76) 6th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4086 H.Y. (A.D. 325-26) 7th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4136 H.Y. (A.D. 375-76) 8th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4186 H.Y. (A.D. 425-26) 9th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4236 H.Y. (A.D. 475-76) 10th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4286 H.Y. (A.D. 525-26) 11th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4336 H.Y. (A.D. 575-76) 12th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4386 H.Y. (A.D. 625-26) 13th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4436 H.Y. (A.D. 675-76) 14th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4486 H.Y. (A.D. 725-26) 15th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4536 H.Y. (A.D. 775-76) 16th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4586 H.Y. (A.D. 825-26) 17th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4636 H.Y. (A.D. 875-76) 18th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4686 H.Y. (A.D. 925-26) 19th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4736 H.Y. (A.D. 975-76) 20th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4786 H.Y. (A.D. 1025-26) 21st Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4836 H.Y. (A.D. 1075-76) 22nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4886 H.Y. (A.D. 1125-26) 23rd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4936 H.Y. (A.D. 1175-76) 24th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
4986 H.Y. (A.D. 1225-26) 25th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5036 H.Y. (A.D. 1275-76) 26th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5086 H.Y. (A.D. 1325-26) 27th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5136 H.Y. (A.D. 1375-76) 28th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5186 H.Y. (A.D. 1425-26) 29th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5236 H.Y. (A.D. 1475-76) 30th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5286 H.Y. (A.D. 1525-26) 31st Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5336 H.Y. (A.D. 1575-76) 32nd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5386 H.Y. (A.D. 1625-26) 33rd Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5436 H.Y. (A.D. 1675-76) 34th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5486 H.Y. (A.D. 1725-26) 35th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5536 H.Y. (A.D. 1775-76) 36th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5586 H.Y. (A.D. 1825-26) 37th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5636 H.Y. (A.D. 1875-76) 38th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5686 H.Y. (A.D. 1925-26) 39th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.
5736 H.Y. (A.D. 1975-76) 40th Jubilee of the Christian Advent.