John P. Ferris Presents: From Exodus to Exile.
The book’s central theme reveals how scholarship has harmonised the seemingly irreconcilable numbers found in the biblical texts of Kings and Chronicles, all without relying on the Assyrian timeline. The only exception is the defeat of Samaria in 722 BCE, which serves as a reliable date, based upon an astronomical observation that pinpoints 763 BCE as an absolute datum point. This mathematical model reveals details that would otherwise remain hidden.
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From Exodus to the Exile
Every historian recognizes that key figures, events, and dates shape our understanding of the past. This book decisively examines the timeline of the Divided Kingdom, enabling us to pinpoint the precise date of the Exodus. By utilizing thirty-four cross-references among the competing kingdoms of Israel and Judah, we clarify events and historical figures as presented in the biblical accounts of 1 and 2 Kings and 1 and 2 Chronicles.
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John P. Ferris, born in 1955, is semi-retired and resides just south of Brisbane, Australia. He is currently active in his local church, focusing on Pastoral Care. Throughout his career, he managed various roles in real estate, the automotive industry, finance, franchising, and transportation. John has always had a passion for helping people and is involved in charitable efforts in southern India, where he focuses on assisting the poor, widows, and orphans. Cooking is another of his passions, and his specialty dishes, particularly his slow-cooked brisket, are well-received by the homeless and disadvantaged. As well as an intense interest in the mathematics of the Bible, John has a collection of poems to his credit, some of which he recites on occasion.
