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The Chronology Atlas

From the first word of Genesis to the star over Bethlehem, the DAVAR engine lays the biblical timeline out in one view — shaded by how firmly each era is anchored — and opens the underlying computations as living, server-side experiences. No apps, no scripts; every figure computed at C-speed and labelled honestly.

He hath made every thing beautiful in his time. — Ecclesiastes 3:11

From Creation to the Nativity

4000BC 3000BC 2000BC 1000BC 0BC Creation — c. 4004 BC Creation The Flood — c. 2348 BC The Flood Abraham — c. 2056 BC Abraham The Exodus — c. 1446 BC The Exodus King David — c. 1010 BC King David Solomon's Temple — c. 966 BC Solomon's Temple Fall of Jerusalem — c. 586 BC Fall of Jerusalem The Nativity — c. 5 BC The Nativity Creation to the Nativity — shaded by confidence (left = more contested)
Early History — most contested Patriarchal & Mosaic — moderate Kingdom — high (external synchronisms) New Testament — high
genealogy · computation

Creation to Abraham

The engine sums the Genesis 5 and 11 begetting ages to compute the genealogical spine — 1,948 years from Adam to Abraham, the Flood at year 1,656 — with the absolute BC scale labelled as anchor-dependent.

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method · reasoning

The Exodus Anchor: 1446 BC

Solomon's temple (966 BC) plus the 480 years of 1 Kings 6:1 yields the Exodus at 1446 BC. The reasoning is laid out step by step — with the late-date alternative stated honestly.

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astronomy · simulation

The Star of Bethlehem

The New-Testament anchor: a live conjunction engine finds the close planetary meetings of 8-1 BC that scholars discuss as candidate “stars” — including the 7 BC Jupiter-Saturn triple conjunction.

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For the editorial chronology lane — source ladder, dating methodology, evidence tiers — see /chronology. These Scriptorium engines compute; they do not replace careful study, and Scripture remains the authority.

How to Read the Atlas

The master band is drawn to a linear BC scale and shaded by confidence era: Early History (Creation through the Patriarchs) is the most contested and is held with appropriate uncertainty; the Kingdom era is the best-attested, anchored by Assyrian and Babylonian synchronisms; the New Testament era is strongly corroborated by Roman records and astronomy.

Each engine below shows its own work. The Creation-to-Abraham engine computes elapsed years with certainty from the stated genealogical ages, while clearly labelling the absolute BC scale as anchor-dependent. The Exodus engine lays out the 1 Kings 6:1 reasoning step by step and states the late-date alternative plainly. These are research and teaching instruments, not infallible proofs.

Go Deeper

Editorial Chronology Lane — source ladder, dating methodology, evidence tiers.

Creation→Exodus Timeline — the Genesis genealogical spine, computed.

Exodus 1446 Keystone — the keystone date of Old Testament chronology.

Star of Bethlehem — the New-Testament astronomical anchor.

Apologetics — the case for Scripture, five domains.