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Gedaliah is murdered; the remnant flees to Egypt Dated from the sources quoted below
True span 4004 BC – AD 100
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How we know the date ISBE's article “Gedaliah” (1915) gives 586 BC.
Written in-house from the sources below · every year is a quotation
The sources, word for word “His Appointment as Governor in Judah: After the destruction of Jerusalem and the carrying away captive of the Jews to Babylon (586 BC), Gedaliah was appointed by Nebuchadnezzar governor over the poor Jews who had been left in the land to be vinedressers and husbandmen (2Ki 25:12,22).”
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia (1915) · GEDALIAH · gives 586 BC Sources