Life Span of Peoples
 

 

 

The Charts That Are Below

In the order of appearance, the graphs and charts below cover, moving from creation toward today: There is no chart below for 0 (almost 1 A.D.) until today, 2015-05-19.

Year 0 until Year 2,000

These are highly accurate.














Name Year Born Lifespan Became Father  Scripture
Adam 0 930 130  Genesis 5:3
Seth 130 912 105  Genesis 5:6
Enosh 235 905 90  Genesis 5:9
Kenan 325 910 70  Genesis 5:12
Mahalalel 395 895 65  Genesis 5:15
Jared 460 962 162  Genesis 5:18
Enoch 622 365 65  Genesis 5:21
Methuselah 687 969 187  Genesis 5:25
Lamech 874 777 182  Genesis 5:28-29
Noah 1056 950 502  Genesis 9:18, Genesis 11:10
Shem 1558 600 100  Genesis 11:12
Arpachshad 1658 438 35  Genesis 11:12
Shelah 1693 433 30  Genesis 11:14
Eber 1723 430 34  Genesis 11:16
Peleg 1757 239 30  Genesis 11:18
Reu 1787 239 32  Genesis 11:20
Serug 1819 230 30  Genesis 11:22
Nahor 1849 148 29  Genesis 11:24
Terah 1878 205 70  Genesis 11:26, Genesis 11:32
Abram 1948 175 100  Genesis 11:26, Genesis 25:7







Flood 1656  Genesis 7:6







God assigned a new name from Abram to Abraham  Genesis 17:5

In the year 1948:  

Year 2,000 until Year 4,000

These are highly precise.












Name Year Timespan Event (Year plus this Event) Event Scripture
Abram - God's Convenant 1948 75 75 God's Convenant with Abram, and Abram leaves Haran, and Abram entered the land of Canaan, built an altar there, and Abram went to Egypt due to the famine in Canaan. Countdown to the Exodus is 430 years. Genesis 12:1-4
Abram - God tells 400 years 2023 0 Around 75-85 God tells Abram that his descendants “will be sojourners in a land that is not theirs and will be servants there and they will be afflicted for 400 years.” Genesis 15:13; Acts 7:6
Abram - Ishmael conceived
with Hagar the Egyptian		 2023 10 85 Abram lived in Canaan for 10 years, and he goes in to Hagar, the Egyptian. Ishmael conceived. Genesis 16:3-4
Abram - Ishmael born 2033 1 86 Ishmael is born Genesis 16:15-16
Abraham - Issac born 2034 14 100 Became father of Issac, the son of promise Genesis 11:26; Genesis 25:7
Issac - weened and
Ishmael persecutes		 2048 5 5 Issac is weened at 5 years old while Ishmael mocks/persecutes Isaac, and this starts the countdown of 400 years of persecution under Egypt. Genesis 21:8-9; Galatians 4:29
Issac - Jacob born 2053 60 60 Jacob and Esau are born (Issac died at 120 y.o.) Genesis 25:26
Jacob - goes to Egypt 2113 130 130 Enters Egypt Genesis 25:26
Jacob - dies 2243 17 17 Jacob dies (at 147 y.o.). Countdown to Exodus is now 400 - 207 = 193 Genesis 47:28; Genesis 49:33
Moses - Israel's bondage
until God tells to
deliver Israel		 2260 193 193 Moses and Aaron speak to Pharaoh beginning the exodus from Egypt. Moses was 80 years old at the time he spoke to Pharaoh. Exodus 7:7; Exodus 12:40-41; Galatians 3:16-17
Moses - dies and
Joshua starts to lead
into Promised Land		 2453 480 480 In Wilderness (Moses dies at end of 40 years at 120 years old), through the Promised Land conquest, through the time of the Judges, through the time of King Saul and King David, into the 4th year of King Solomon's 40 year reign. Numbers 32:13; Deuteronomy 2:7; Deuteronomy 29:5
Solomon 2933 36 36 In the 4th year of King Solomon's 40 year reign, it was 480 years since entering the Promised Land (40 years - 4 years = 36 years) 1 Kings 11:42; 1 Kings 6:1
Rehoboam 2969 17 17 King of Judah 1 Kings 14:21
Abijam 2986 3 3 King of Judah 1 Kings 15:1-2
Asa 2989 41 41 King of Judah 1 Kings 15:9-10
Jehoshaphat 3030 25 22 King of Judah, co-regency with his son 5 years then son only for last 3 years (being 23, 24, and 25th years) 1 Kings 22:41-42 (1 Kings 22:51; 2 Kings 1:17; 2 Kings 3:1)
Jehoram 3052 8 8 King of Judah 2 Kings 8:16-17
Ahaziah 3060 1 1 King of Judah 2 Kings 8:25-26
Athaliah 3061 7 7 Ruler of Judah, but daughter of Ahab of Isreal and mother of Ahaziah 2 Kings 11:3
Jehoash 3068 40 38 King of Judah, son only for last 2 years (being 39 and 40th years) 2 Kings 11:21, 12:1
Amaziah 3106 29 29 King of Judah 2 Kings 14:1-2
Azariah 3135 52 52 King of Judah, a.k.a. Uzziah (2 Kings 15:13) 2 Kings 14:21, 15:1-2
Jotham 3187 16 16 King of Judah 2 Kings 15:32-33
Ahaz 3203 16 6 King of Judah, co-regency with Jotham 8 years and Hezekiah 2 years 2 Kings 16:1-2
Hezekiah 3209 29 29 King of Judah (in the 7th year, Samaria was taken by Assyrians) 2 Kings 18:1-2
Manasseh 3238 55 55 King of Judah 2 Kings 21:1
Amon 3293 2 2 King of Judah 2 Kings 21:19
Josiah 3295 31 31 King of Judah 2 Kings 22:1
Jehoahaz 3326 0.33 0 King of Judah 2 Kings 23:31
Jehoiakim 3326 11 11 King of Judah 2 Kings 23:36
Jehoiachin 3337 8 8 King of Judah 2 Kings 24:8; 2 Kings 24:12
Zedekiah 3345 11 11 King of Judah, the city was besieged unto the eleventh year of king Zedekiah. 2 Kings 24:18; 2 Kings 25:2






655 Number of years before the birth of Christ that Jehoiachin was deported to Babylon according to the above timeline.
597 Number of years before the birth of Christ that Jehoiachin was deported to Babylon according to other history sources.
58 The difference for which there could be many reasons, but it is relatively insignificant.






On expeditions in Syria and Palestine from June to December of 604, Nebuchadrezzar received the submission of local states, including Judah, and captured the city of Ashkelon. With Greek mercenaries in his armies, further campaigns to extend Babylonian control in Palestine followed in the three succeeding years. On the last occasion (601/600), Nebuchadrezzar clashed with an Egyptian army, with heavy losses; this reverse was followed by the defection of certain vassal states, Judah among them. This brought an intermission in the series of annual campaigns in 600/599, while Nebuchadrezzar remained in Babylonia repairing his losses of chariots. Measures to regain control were resumed at the end of 599/598 (December to March). Nebuchadrezzar's strategic planning appeared in his attack on the Arab tribes of northwestern Arabia, in preparation for the occupation of Judah. He attacked Judah a year later and captured Jerusalem on March 16, 597, deporting King Jehoiachin to Babylon. After a further brief Syrian campaign in 596/595, Nebuchadrezzar had to act in eastern Babylonia to repel a threatened invasion, probably from Elam (modern southwestern Iran). Tensions in Babylonia were revealed by a rebellion late in 595/594 involving elements of the army, but he was able to put this down decisively enough to undertake two further campaigns in Syria during 594.Nebuchadrezzar's further military activities are known not from extant chronicles but from other sources, particularly the Bible, which records another attack on Jerusalem and a siege of Tyre (lasting 13 years, according to the Jewish historian Flavius Josephus) and hints at an invasion of Egypt. The siege of Jerusalem ended in its capture in 587/586 and in the deportation of prominent citizens, with a further deportation in 582. In this respect he followed the methods of his Assyrian predecessors.
as taken from http://history-world.org/chaldeansneb.htm
and also found on http://history-world.org/chaldeansneb.htm






Henry Ainsworth, a British theologian from the early 1600s:
Ver. 13. Knowing Know,] That is, know assuredly: see Gen. ii. 17. Not Theirs,] Meaning Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Canaan itself; wherein they were but strangers, Gen. xvii. 8. Psal. cv. 11, 12. and therein afflicted. Gen. xxi. 9. xxvi. 7, 14, 15, &c. but chiefly in Egypt. Four Hundred Years,] Which began when Ishmael, son of Hagar the Egyptian, mocked and persecuted Isaac, Gen. xxi. 9. Gal. iv. 29. which fell out thirty years after the promise, Gen. xii. 3. which promise was four hundred and thirty years before the law, Gal. iii. 17. and four hundred and thirty years after that promise, came Israel out of bondage, Exod. xii. 41. 2