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Biblical chronology dispute (view source)
Revision as of 15:17, January 26, 2018
, 15:17, January 26, 2018→The Thiele Camp
“The net result of all this is that some have reduced the actual length of the Kingdom of Judah’s existence by 30 years, and as much as 44 (E.R. Thiele) and even as much as 53 years (William F. Albright). These men, including Christian scholars, feel completely justified in this wicked practice . . .”<ref>Jones, ''Chronology of the OT'', p. pp. 112b–13a.</ref>
“The net result of all this is that some have reduced the actual length of the Kingdom of Judah’s existence by 30 years, and as much as 44 (E.R. Thiele) and even as much as 53 years (William F. Albright). These men, including Christian scholars, feel completely justified in this wicked practice . . .”<ref>Jones, ''Chronology of the OT'', p. pp. 112b–13a.</ref>
“The latest reconstruction by Thiele is but one of many attempts in the last 100 years to adjust the biblical account to match the current conjectured chronology of the Assyrians. Thiele very creatively manipulated the biblical data to eliminate about 40 years of history.” <ref>comment by Larry Pierce in Ussher ''Annals'', p. 914a.</ref>
“The latest reconstruction by Thiele is but one of many attempts in the last 100 years to adjust the biblical account to match the current conjectured chronology of the Assyrians. Thiele very creatively manipulated the biblical data to eliminate about 40 years of history.” <ref>comment by Larry Pierce in James Ussher, ''The Annals of the World'', revised and updated by Larry and Marion Pierce (Green Forest AR: Master Books, 2003), p. 914a.</ref>
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