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Jehoshaphat Age 35 Begins 25-Year Reign (Judah)—I Kings 22:41-42

Q: WHAT YEAR DID JEHOSHAPHAT BEGIN HIS REIGN IN JUDAH?
A: IT DEPENDS WHAT CALENDAR YOU ARE USING!
On the Gregorian calendar (the one you might have on your wall) the year was 855 BC.
On the Hebrew calendar, sometimes called the biblical calendar, the year was 3192 AM.
 
RELATED VERSES
I Kings 22:41-42 – And Jehoshaphat the son of Asa began to reign over Judah in the fourth year of Ahab king of Israel. Jehoshaphat was thirty and five years old when he began to reign; and he reigned twenty and five years in Jerusalem. And his mother's name was Azubah the daughter of Shilhi.

YEAR 3192 am

855 BC

Holy DayStart DayEnd
Passover Fri, Mar 29
Unleavened Bread Sat, Mar 30Apr 5
Pentecost Sun, May 19
Trumpets Mon, Sep 9
Atonement Wed, Sep 18
Tabernacles Mon, Sep 23Sep 29
Last Great Day (8th Day) Mon, Sep 30
THE ABOVE DATES ARE OBSERVED THE PREVIOUS EVENING, AFTER SUNSET
QuestionAnswer
What 247 year period from creation?13
Which 19 year time cycle of the 13 in the 247 year period?169
What year in the 19 year time cycle?0
Hebrew Calendar Days 383
Solar Calendar Days 366
Difference between the solar and Hebrew calendars 17
Difference between last year and present year
Last Year's Difference -17
Gregorian Calendar
Hebrew Calendar
Total # of Sabbaths
Solar Calendar

THE BELOW DATES REPRESENT THE SABBATHS OF EACH MONTH

Year 3192 AM (After Man)
Jehoshaphat's Reign Begins
Passover
Mar 29
Unleavened Bread
Mar 30
Apr 5
Pentecost
May 19
Feast of Trumpets
Sep 9
Day of Atonement
Sep 18
Feast of Tabernacles
Sep 23
Sep 29
Last Great Day
Sep 30
The above dates are observed the previous evening, after sunset
How many 247 Year Cycles
12
Hebrew Calendar
383
Solar Calendar
366
Which 19 year cycle
Twelveth
Difference
17
Last Year
-3
Where in 19 year cycle
19
Differences
14
See the End Result
Gregorian Calendar
Hebrew Calendar
Solar Calendar
Demonstration of Math
Previous Year
The below dates represent the sabbaths of each month
Next Year
Jan
5
Tev
19
3191
293
 
12
 
26
 
300
 
19
Shev
4
 
307
 
26
 
11
 
314
Feb
2
 
18
 
321
 
9
 
25
 
328
 
16
Adar
2
 
335
 
23
 
9
 
342
Mar
2
 
16
 
349
 
9
 
23
 
356
 
16
Nisan
1
166498
363
 
23
 
8
3192
5
 
30
 
15
 
12
Apr
6
 
22
 
19
 
13
 
29
 
26
 
20
Iyar
6
 
33
 
27
 
13
 
40
May
4
 
20
 
47
 
11
 
27
 
54
 
18
Sivan
5
 
61
 
25
 
12
 
68
Jun
1
 
19
 
75
 
8
 
26
 
82
 
15
Tamm
3
 
89
 
22
 
10
 
96
 
29
 
17
 
103
Jul
6
 
24
 
110
 
13
Av
2
 
117
 
20
 
9
 
124
 
27
 
16
 
131
Aug
3
 
23
 
138
 
10
 
30
 
145
 
17
Elul
7
 
152
 
24
 
14
 
159
 
31
 
21
 
166
Sep
7
 
28
 
173
 
14
Tish
6
 
180
 
21
 
13
 
187
 
28
 
20
 
194
Oct
5
 
27
 
201
 
12
Chesh
4
 
208
 
19
 
11
 
215
 
26
 
18
 
222
Nov
2
 
25
 
229
 
9
Kis
3
 
236
 
16
 
10
 
243
 
23
 
17
 
250
 
30
 
24
 
257
Dec
7
Tev
2
 
264
 
14
 
9
 
271
 
21
 
16
 
278
854 BC
28
 
23
 
285
Jan
4
Shev
1
 
292
 
11
 
8
 
299
 
18
 
15
 
306
 
25
 
22
 
313
Feb
1
 
29
 
320
 
8
Adar
6
 
327
 
15
 
13
 
334
 
22
 
20
166547
341

GREGORIAN CALENDAR (THE ONE YOU HAVE ON YOUR DESK OR WALL)

Christian Biblical Calendar Converter Abbreviations: BC/AD (Before Christ/Anno Domini) or BCE/CE (Before Common Era/After Common Era)

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HEBREW CALENDAR (THE ONE IN THE BIBLE)

Abbreviations: AM (Anno Mundi – Latin: “in the year of the world”, Hebrew: “from the creation of the world”)

The Hebrew calendar is sometimes called the Biblical calendar or Jewish calendar, which draws from the Old Testament and calls creation the start of year 1. Converting the calendar is sometimes tricky because the first day of the year 1 is not January 1st.
 

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