Person

Peleg

Also: Phaleg

Son of Eber; "in his days was the earth divided" (Gen 10:25).

Sort year2247 BC
Tier 1 · CFAH anchor point

Tier 1: CFAH anchor point: 2247 BC (AP-28, birth of Peleg)

Description

Father: Eber.

Scripture

Family

Children
Reu (Ragau)

Scripture facts

Age at son's birth
30 (Reu (Ragau))
Lifespan
239 years

Birth

birth of Peleg, CFAH first
ChronologyDate as statedYear (BC / AM)Citation & note
CFAH anchor point 2247 BC (birth of Peleg = final territorial division)
Precision: year
2247 BC Griffith & White, "Chronological Framework of Ancient History. 4: Dating Creation and the Deluge," ARJ 16 (2023): 475–489, section "AP-28: Second/Final Territorial Division: 2247 B.C." (opens in a new tab)
AP-28: "from the birth of Peleg in 2247 BC (Ussher 2005, 21, §47)".
Sets sort year
Ussher-Jones 1757 AM
Precision: year
AM 1757 Jones, Chronology of the Old Testament (15th ed., 2002), "Chronological Compendium", p. 1 ("Peleg born when Eber was 34 ... 1757") (opens in a new tab)
AM only; no BC printed.
Ussher 1757 AM, 2247 BC
Precision: year
2247 BC
AM 1757
Ussher, Annals of the World, Second Age §47 (paragraph numbering of the modern transcription) (opens in a new tab)
Jordan secondary Birth of Peleg: Anno Mundi 1757; 2173 B.C. (SBC)
Precision: year
2173 BC
AM 1757
Jordan, "Egypt in Biblical History," Biblical Chronology 5:8 (December 1993), second chart in section "The Beginnings of Egypt" (opens in a new tab)
Also BC 6:4 §7-8: "Peleg was born in am 1757 and lived 239 years, to the year 1996." B.C. year is Jordan's "SBC" (strictest Biblical chronology), which takes Daniel's 70 weeks literally from Cyrus (456 B.C. instead of the conventional 536 B.C.); not comparable one-to-one with Ussher/CFAH B.C. years.
Differs from sort year by 74 yrs
Jordan (compilation) secondary 1757 AM
Precision: year
AM 1757 Anno Mundi Chronology Studies (unnamed compiler; a compilation of James B. Jordan's system), p. 2, chart "Genesis 11:10 – 12 Genealogy" (opens in a new tab)
Agrees with Jordan's own published AM 1757.
MT-Gen AM 1757
Precision: year
AM 1757 Gen 11:10–16 (Arphaxad AM 1658; Salah +35 = 1693; Eber +30 = 1723; Peleg +34 = 1757) (opens in a new tab)

Disagreements & open questions

  • Chronologies disagree BC years differ: 2247 BC (CFAH, Ussher); 2173 BC (Jordan).

Flags are generated from the figures stored in the data. The master timeline still sorts by the CFAH-weighted sort year.

Death

death of Peleg, CFAH first
ChronologyDate as statedYear (BC / AM)Citation & note
CFAH Not yet established — —
pending CFAH reference
Ussher-Jones Not yet established — —
Not stated in the Jones sources read (Chart No. 1; Chronology of the Old Testament 15th ed. 2002, Chronological Compendium p. 1). Leave empty until verified.
Ussher 1996 AM, 2008 BC
Precision: year
2008 BC
AM 1996
Ussher, Annals of the World, Second Age §60 (paragraph numbering of the modern transcription) (opens in a new tab)
Jordan secondary Death of Peleg: Anno Mundi 1996; 1934 B.C. (SBC)
Precision: year
1934 BC
AM 1996
Jordan, "Egypt in Biblical History," Biblical Chronology 5:8 (December 1993), second chart in section "The Beginnings of Egypt" (opens in a new tab)
B.C. year is Jordan's "SBC" (strictest Biblical chronology), which takes Daniel's 70 weeks literally from Cyrus (456 B.C. instead of the conventional 536 B.C.); not comparable one-to-one with Ussher/CFAH B.C. years.
Jordan (compilation) secondary 1996 AM Peleg dies@ 239 years old
Precision: year
AM 1996 Anno Mundi Chronology Studies (unnamed compiler; a compilation of James B. Jordan's system), p. 2, chart "Genesis 11:10 – 12 Genealogy" (opens in a new tab)
Agrees with Jordan's own published AM 1996.
MT-Gen AM 1996
Precision: year
AM 1996 Gen 11:18–19 (30 + 209 = 239 years) (opens in a new tab)

Disagreements & open questions

  • Chronologies disagree BC years differ: 2008 BC (Ussher); 1934 BC (Jordan).

Flags are generated from the figures stored in the data. The master timeline still sorts by the CFAH-weighted sort year.

Events

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Copyrighted works (CFAH papers, F. N. Jones) are linked, not reproduced.