✨The Surprising Reality
By 2000 BC, Egyptians tracked time using a 365-day civil calendar tied to the Nile, not the lunar cycles of the Hebrews.
🤔The Context Question
But here's what most people don't realize: this Egyptian system impacted scribal record-keeping and created dating conflicts with biblical texts.
📚What We Know
Egyptian priesthood calendars based on solar cycles contrast with Genesis' lunar-referenced genealogies. Understanding biblical dating challenges means aligning multiple systems on the app's comparative calendar overlay.
Explore the Full Context
Jump to 2000 BC and see exactly how time was measured across empires—discover how this influenced biblical chronology.
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Egyptian Calendar
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📖Biblical References
Scripture references supporting this historical context