Full Bible Timeline
FULL BIBLE TIMELINE
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This study invites the reader to rediscover sacred time as Scripture presents it — tracing humanity’s story from the entrance of death forward through covenant, promise, and prophecy. The Great Count AM Chronology seeks not myth, but memory: a recovered pattern of God’s purposes unfolding in real history.
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Understanding Time
ABSTRACT
This study presents The Great Count AM Chronology, a Scripture-driven framework for measuring biblical time beginning not with speculative creation dates, but with the Fall of Man—the moment death entered human history. While traditional chronologies assume knowledge of creation’s timing and Eden’s duration, this work argues that Scripture itself provides a more defensible starting point: Adam’s recorded age at the birth of Seth (Genesis 5:3), marking the commencement of measurable mortal time.
By examining genealogies as intentional chronological instruments, the Great Count traces an unbroken line from the Fall through the Flood, the patriarchs, Israel’s national history, and the Messianic era. Key anchor events—including the Flood (1656 AM), Abraham’s birth (1948 AM), the Exodus, and the life and death of Jesus Christ—demonstrate internal coherence without chronological compression or speculative harmonization with external histories.
The study further situates the Great Count within earlier Jewish, apostolic, and patristic awareness of death-defined time and the long-anticipated Great Sabbath Week, a six-millennia labor followed by millennial rest. While ancient sources recognized this pattern conceptually, none established a reliable chronological method for locating humanity within it. The Great Count addresses this gap, suggesting that nearly six thousand years have elapsed since the Fall, placing the present age near the threshold of promised rest—without date-setting or sensationalism.
Ultimately, this work invites readers to reconsider how Scripture measures time, history, and expectation, and to approach prophecy with sobriety, watchfulness, and renewed theological clarity.
