Chart 10: Bible Internal Synchronisms

by: Charles N. Pope

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Charles N. Pope, Living In Truth: Archaeology & the Patriarchs

Chart 10: Bible Internal Synchronisms


              TORAH         KINGS NARRATIVE       JUDGES
          _ _ _ _ _ _ _                             
         |     Adam II |                            
         |          .. |
         |     Shem II |                         
         |  Japheth II |< - >   Japhlet    < - > _Joseph_I__
   Gen11 |        Eber |< - >  Amminadab   < - >| Moses I   |
         |       Peleg |< - >   Nahshon    < - >| Nun       |
         |         Reu |< - > _ _Salmon_ _ < - >| Joshua I  |
         |       Serug |< - >|    Boaz    |< - >| Becorath  |
         |       Nahor |< - >|    Obed    |< - >| Zeror     |
         |       Terah |< - >|    Jesse   |< - >| Joash     |
   Gen14 |       Abram |< - >|    Eliab   |     | Gideon    |
   Gen20 |   Abimelech |< - >|    David   |< - >| Abimelech |
   Gen21 |       Isaac |< - >|      +     |     |           |
   Gen27 |       Jacob |< - >|   Solomon  |     |           |
         |      Shiloh |     |      *     |     |           |
   Gen37 |   Joseph II |< - >|    Omri    |     |           |
         |     Ephraim |< - >|  Asa/Ahab  |     |           |
         |    Manasseh |< - >|    Amon    |     |           |
         |             |     |   Baasha   |< - >| Tola      |
         |    Moses II |< - >|  Rehoboam  |     |_ _ _ _ _ _|
   Ex 17 |   Joshua II |< - >|   Elisha   |
         |_ _ _ _ _ _ _|     |            |
                             |  "Divided  |
                             |   Kingdom" |
                             |_ _ _ _ _ _ |

Notes:

< -- > Indicates a firm association between independent histories. For example, the patriarch Terah in the book of Genesis, is one and the same as Jesse in the books of Ruth and Samuel, and one and the same as Joash in the book of Judges. Abraham, the eldest son of Terah, aligns with Eliab, the eldest son of Jesse. Abraham was also the elder half-brother of both David (Abimelech in Genesis) and Gideon (Mamre in Genesis).

+ King David of the Kings narrative is a composite of Abimelech and Isaac of the Genesis narrative.

* King Solomon of the Kings narrative is a composite of Jacob and Shiloh of the Genesis narrative.