I use a Dead Sea Scroll calendar scheme
https://dsscalendar.org/DSS-Greg.php?Y=2022
360 days a year on the Calendar (12months x 30)...the 4 Tekufah and I think any leap weeks don't count
7+62 = 69 weeks of years to the "cut off"
69 x 7 = 483 years
483 years x 360 days each = 173,880 prophetic days
173,880 prophetic days on our calendar is...
173,880 divided by 365.25 = 476.0575 years
.0575 x 365.25 = 21
...so 476years and 21 days
Artaxerxes decree concerning the Wall is in his 20th year/month of Nisan (Nehemiah 2)
I've read somewhere he started reign in July and Wikipedia says 465BC...
the decree would be in Nisan
so I think sometime in March 444BC (still his 20th year)
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can only try to get close as best I can
I don't know what specific day to start with in March 444BC
will use the 16th
476 years from March 16, 444BC...March 16, 32AD
add 21 days goes to
April 6, 32AD (?)
Dead Sea Scroll 11Q13
"...for He will cast their lot amid the portions of Melchizedek, who will return them there and will proclaim to them liberty, forgiving them the wrong-doings of all their iniquities. And
this thing will occur in
the first week of the Jubilee that follows the nine Jubilees."
en.wikipedia.org
this is to happen in the first Shemita of Jubilee 10
around 32AD is the 7th/last year of that first week of years
S1 3957AM 32AD (?)
https://dsscalendar.org/o/o8.html scroll down to bottom
Passover, Nisan 32AD (?)
not sure if it's Nisan 14th or the 15th Matthew 26:17