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| Measure | Status | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Canonical verse coverage | 1,844 of 31,102 verses reviewed | 5.9% |
| Event extraction | 77 of 1,189 chapters extracted · 276 candidates · 214 promoted to events | 6.5% |
| Historical research (stage 2) | 106 of 107 published events | |
| External evidence research (stage 3) | 106 of 107 published events | |
| Chronology validation | 106 of 107 published events placed by at least one model | |
| Cross-referencing (stage 4) | 106 of 107 published events | |
| Source verification | 1 discovered only · 12 metadata verified · 1 source accessed · 242 claim checked · 0 human reviewed | |
| Human review | 0 records owner-reviewed · 218 review items open | |
| Publication readiness | 0 unpublished · 17 preliminary research · 90 researched — not human reviewed · 0 reviewed by project owner |
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- Disputed classification of the single-event (750 BC, M~8) reconstruction — queued 2026-10-12, status open · The earthquake in the days of Uzziah
- Disputed: a 605/604 BC siege or submission of Jerusalem (Dan 1:1) — queued 2026-10-12, status open · Nebuchadnezzar's campaign against Jerusalem in Jehoiakim's third year (Dan 1:1–2)
- Disputed: Dan 1:1 "third year" vs Jer 25:1/46:2 "fourth year" regnal-reckoning harmonisation — queued 2026-10-12, status open · Nebuchadnezzar's campaign against Jerusalem in Jehoiakim's third year (Dan 1:1–2)
- Proposed fulfillment: Isaiah 39:7 → royal youths at the Babylonian court — queued 2026-10-12, status open
- Disputed: Dan 2:1 "second year" vs the three-year training of Daniel 1 — queued 2026-10-12, status open · Nebuchadnezzar's dream and Daniel's interpretation (Dan 2:1–45)
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 2): Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, Rome; the stone is the messianic kingdom — queued 2026-10-12, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 2): Babylon, Media, Persia, Greece (Seleucids and Ptolemies); the stone is God's imminent kingdom — queued 2026-10-12, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 2): Rome with a future ten-kingdom phase; the stone is Christ's return — queued 2026-10-12, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 2): Rome followed by the divided nations of Europe; the stone is God's unending kingdom at Christ's return — queued 2026-10-12, status open
- Disputed: identification of the plain of Dura — queued 2026-10-12, status open · Nebuchadnezzar's golden image on the plain of Dura (Dan 3:1–7)
- Disputed: Nebuchadnezzar's madness — historical episode vs transferred Nabonidus tradition — queued 2026-10-12, status open · Nebuchadnezzar's boast, madness and restoration (Dan 4:28–37)
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 4): Fulfilled in Nebuchadnezzar's seven-year madness — queued 2026-10-12, status open
- Disputed: Belshazzar as "king" and "son of Nebuchadnezzar" (Dan 5) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Belshazzar's feast and the writing on the wall (Dan 5:1–29)
- Disputed: identification of Darius the Mede (Dan 5:31) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Belshazzar slain; Darius the Mede receives the kingdom (Dan 5:30–31)
- Proposed fulfillment: Isaiah 45:1–7 → fall of Babylon to Cyrus — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Disputed: Babylon entered "without battle" (cuneiform) vs Greek accounts of a siege and surprise entry — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Fall of Babylon to Cyrus (October 539 BC)
- Proposed fulfillment: Jeremiah 51:57 → Belshazzar's feast and the fall of Babylon — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 5): Fulfilled that night in the fall of Babylon — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Disputed: Darius the Mede's 120 satraps (Dan 6:1) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Darius appoints 120 satraps and three chief officials (Dan 6:1–3, 28)
- Disputed: date and authorship of Daniel 7 (6th century vs Maccabean composition) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Daniel's night vision of the four beasts and its interpretation (Dan 7)
- Proposed identification (Dan 7): First beast = Babylon, by parallel with Dan 2:38 (head of gold = Nebuchadnezzar); accepted by every interpreter consulted — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 7): Second beast = Media in the Grecian scheme — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 7): Second beast (Medo-Persia, Roman scheme) or third beast (Persia, Grecian scheme) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 7): Third beast (Roman scheme) or fourth beast with its successors (Grecian scheme; Porphyry) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 7): Little horn = Antiochus IV in the Grecian scheme, matching the little horn of ch — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 7): Fourth beast = Rome in the traditional scheme (2 Esdras 12:11 onward) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 7): Ten horns = Seleucid kings (several reconstructions) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 7): Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, Rome ("Roman" scheme) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 7): Porphyry: the leopard is Alexander, the fourth beast his successors — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 7): Babylon, Media, Persia, Greece ("Grecian" scheme) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 7): Antiochus IV Epiphanes and the Seleucid kings — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 7): The papacy (historicist) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 7): Julius Caesar and the Caesars — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 7): Jesus as the Son of Man (Christian messianic) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 7): The papal dominion taken away by degrees — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Disputed: was Daniel physically at Susa (Dan 8:2, 27)? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Daniel's vision of the ram and the goat at Susa (Dan 8)
- Disputed: rededication in Dec 165 or Dec 164 BC (Seleucid-era epoch) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Rededication of the Temple by Judas Maccabaeus (25 Chislev 148 SE, 165/164 BC)
- Proposed identification (Dan 8): The great horn, "the first king" of Greece (8:21), is Alexander — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 8): The little horn / king of fierce face is Antiochus IV — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 8): The goat's little horn is Rome (historicist) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 8): The cleansing of the sanctuary after 2,300 evenings and mornings is the rededication of 25 Chislev 148 SE — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 8): Alexander the Great and his successors — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 8): Antiochus IV Epiphanes — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 8): Rome (historicist) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 8): 1,150 days (2,300 offerings) of the interrupted sacrifice under Antiochus — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 8): 2,300 days ending with the cleansing of the Temple — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 8): 2,300 years from 457 BC to AD 1843 (year-day) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Disputed: the murder of Onias III (2 Macc 4) vs Josephus's account — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Daniel reads Jeremiah's seventy years and prays (Dan 9:1–19)
- Disputed: 1 Nisan 445 BC — 14 March (Anderson) or 13 April (Parker & Dubberstein) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Daniel reads Jeremiah's seventy years and prays (Dan 9:1–19)
- Proposed identification (Dan 9): "An anointed one, a prince" — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 9): "An anointed one … cut off" — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 9): "The people of the prince who comes" who destroy city and sanctuary — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 9): "The prince who comes" and the one who stops the sacrifice — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 9): The sixty-nine weeks end "unto Messiah the Prince" at Jesus' entry into Jerusalem — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 9): "The Anointed One will be cut off" — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed starting point (Dan 9): Cyrus's decree as the "going out of the word" or as the end of the first seven weeks — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed starting point (Dan 9): Artaxerxes' decree to Ezra — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed starting point (Dan 9): Artaxerxes' commission to Nehemiah — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 9): Jeremiah's seventy years end with Babylon's fall — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 9): Cyrus's first-year proclamation accomplishes Jeremiah's word — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 9): The seventy years of the Temple's desolation end with its completion in Darius's sixth year — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 9 seventy weeks): Maccabean: 587 BC to Cyrus, to the murder of Onias III (171), to Antiochus IV (164) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 9 seventy weeks): Maccabean variant: overlapping weeks from Jer 25 (605 BC) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 9 seventy weeks): Messianic, continuous: from Artaxerxes' seventh year (Ezra 7) to Christ — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 9 seventy weeks): Africanus: Artaxerxes' 20th year to Christ in lunar years (reported by Jerome) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 9 seventy weeks): Messianic with a gap: 69 weeks from Artaxerxes' twentieth year to the triumphal entry; the 70th week future — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 9 seventy weeks): Eusebius (1): the anointed are the high priests from Jeshua to Alexander Jannaeus (reported by Jerome) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 9 seventy weeks): Eusebius (2): from Darius's sixth year to Herod; the half-week is Christ's ministry (reported by Jerome) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 9 seventy weeks): Hippolytus: 62 weeks to Christ's birth; the last week at the end of the world (reported by Jerome) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 9 seventy weeks): Clement of Alexandria: Cyrus to Vespasian and Titus (reported by Jerome) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 9 seventy weeks): Tertullian: from Darius's first year to Christ's birth (62½ weeks) and to Vespasian (70 weeks) (reported by Jerome) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 9 seventy weeks): "The Hebrews": from Darius the Mede to the destructions under Vespasian and Hadrian (reported by Jerome) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Jeremiah's seventy years): Babylonian supremacy: c. 609/605 to 539/538 BC — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Jeremiah's seventy years): Desolation of the Temple: 587/586 to 516/515 BC — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Jeremiah's seventy years): The land's sabbaths, ended by Cyrus's decree (Chronicler) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Disputed: "king of Persia" as a post-imperial title (Driver) vs Behistun §1 — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Daniel's vision by the Tigris in the third year of Cyrus (Dan 10:1–11:1)
- Proposed identification (Dan 10): The coming of "the prince of Greece" — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 10): The coming of the prince of Greece = the Macedonian overthrow of Persia — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Disputed: desecration in Dec 168 or Dec 167 BC (Seleucid-era epoch) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Desecration of the Temple: the "abomination of desolation" (15 Chislev 145 SE, 168/167 BC)
- Disputed: do Dan 11:40–45 match the end of Antiochus IV? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Death of Antiochus IV at Tabae in Persia (164 BC)
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): The rich fourth king who stirs up all against Greece — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): The mighty king whose kingdom is divided to the four winds — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): "The king of the south" — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): "The king of the north" — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): "The daughter of the king of the south" — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): "A shoot from her roots" — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): The southern victory of 11:11–12 is Raphia — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): The northern capture of a fortified city and the glorious land — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): "The daughter of women" — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): The commander who ends his reproach — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): The raiser of taxes destroyed "not in battle" — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): The contemptible person — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): "The prince of the covenant" broken — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): The "ships of Kittim" — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): "The abomination that makes desolate" — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): "A little help" — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): The "arms" that profane the sanctuary — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 11): The king's end with no one to help — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 11): Cambyses, (Pseudo-)Smerdis, Darius I, Xerxes — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 11): Cyrus, Cambyses, Darius I; Xerxes the fourth — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 11): Alexander the Great and the partition among his generals — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 11): Ptolemies and Seleucids from Ptolemy I to Seleucus IV — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 11): Variants at 11:20: Ptolemy V (Porphyry), Trypho ("the Hebrews"), Seleucus III (Guzik) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 11): 11:14: the Onias temple at Leontopolis (Jerome) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 11): Antiochus IV Epiphanes, 175–167 BC — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 11): Jewish readings reported by Jerome: the Romans (11:31) and Julian (11:34) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 11): From 11:31 the Romans; the little help is Constantine (historicist) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 11): Antiochus IV continued; 11:40–45 an unfulfilled or idealised forecast of his end — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 11): The Byzantine "Greek" empire; king of the south = Saracens, king of the north = Turks (historicist) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 12): The end of the 1,290 days from the desecration coincides roughly with the death of Antiochus IV — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 12): The 1,335th day marks the cleansing of the Temple after victory over Antiochus's generals — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Dan 12): The "awakening" of 12:2 is the Maccabean loyalists' return to victory, read metaphorically — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 12): Metaphorical: the Maccabean loyalists "rise" from caves to victory (Porphyry, via Jerome) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 12): End-time increase of prophetic knowledge (and, for some, travel and information) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 12): Day counts from the desecration of 15 Chislev 145 (Dec 168): 1,290 days to c. June 164, the death of Antiochus — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 12): Porphyry: 1,290 days of the desolation under Antiochus; 45 more days of victory and cleansing (via Jerome) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 12): Year-day: 1,290 years from AD 508 to 1798; 1,335 years to AD 1843 — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Possible identity (Rule 04): Ezekiel's "Daniel" (dnʾl) may be this exile or, as many scholars argue, the legendary Ugaritic Danel — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Possible identity (Rule 04): "Wiser than Daniel" — same identification question as Ezek 14:14 — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Possible identity (Rule 04): "In his days Nebuchadnezzar came up, and Jehoiakim became his servant three years" may describe the same submission — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Possible identity (Rule 04): Chronicles has Jehoiakim bound to be taken to Babylon and vessels removed, without a date — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Possible identity (Rule 04): Critical scholarship proposes that the afflicted king of the original tradition was Nabonidus (cf — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Critical-priority finding: Belshazzar slain; Darius the Mede receives the kingdom (Dan 5:30–31) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Belshazzar slain; Darius the Mede receives the kingdom (Dan 5:30–31)
- Possible identity (Rule 04): Proposed because Ugbaru led the entry into Babylon (ABC 7) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Possible identity (Rule 04): Guzik and other conservative interpreters identify Darius with Gubaru, who appointed officials (cf — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Possible identity (Rule 04): Wiseman, Frye and Colless (via Wikipedia) read Dan 6:28 appositionally — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Possible identity (Rule 04): Josephus and Jerome, followed by Calvin, Ussher and Keil, link Darius to the son of Astyages known from Xenophon — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Possible identity (Rule 04): Critical scholars see Darius I as the model for the literary Darius the Mede (a source of the portrait, not a claim that — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Critical-priority finding: Daniel's night vision of the four beasts and its interpretation (Dan 7) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Daniel's night vision of the four beasts and its interpretation (Dan 7)
- Critical-priority finding: Daniel's vision of the ram and the goat at Susa (Dan 8) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Daniel's vision of the ram and the goat at Susa (Dan 8)
- Critical-priority finding: Daniel reads Jeremiah's seventy years and prays (Dan 9:1–19) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Daniel reads Jeremiah's seventy years and prays (Dan 9:1–19)
- Disputed: did Antiochus IV die before or after the rededication? (1 Macc 6 / Josephus vs 2 Macc 9–11) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Death of Antiochus IV at Tabae in Persia (164 BC)
- Disputed: date and authorship of Daniel (sixth century vs 2nd century BC) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Composition of the book of Daniel (date and authorship debated)
- Critical-priority finding: Composition of the book of Daniel — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Composition of the book of Daniel (date and authorship debated)
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 9 seventy weeks): Symbolic weeks: from Cyrus's word to Christ, the age of the church, and the last enemy — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Dan 12 numbers): Symbolic numbers: a God-measured period of the affliction under Antiochus, not reckonable — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Disputed: the manner of Jehoiakim's death (2 Kgs 24:6; Jer 22:18–19; 2 Chr 36:6; Josephus) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Death of Jehoiakim and the three-month reign of Jehoiachin (2 Kgs 24:5–9)
- Disputed: start of the final siege — January 589 or 588 BC — queued 2026-10-13, status open · The final siege of Jerusalem begins (10/X of Zedekiah's ninth year)
- Disputed: Jerusalem fell in 587 or 586 BC — queued 2026-10-13, status open · The breach of Jerusalem and Zedekiah's capture at Riblah (9/IV of Zedekiah's 11th year)
- Disputed: day of the Temple's burning (7th, 10th or 1st of Ab) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Nebuzaradan burns the Temple and Jerusalem (5th month of Nebuchadnezzar's 19th year)
- Critical-priority finding: Jehoiakim submits to Nebuchadnezzar for three years, then rebels (2 Kgs 24:1–4) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Jehoiakim submits to Nebuchadnezzar for three years, then rebels (2 Kgs 24:1–4)
- Same event (medium confidence): Chronicles' parallel: Nebuchadnezzar came up against Jehoiakim — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Critical-priority finding: The breach of Jerusalem and Zedekiah's capture at Riblah (9/IV of Zedekiah's 11th year) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · The breach of Jerusalem and Zedekiah's capture at Riblah (9/IV of Zedekiah's 11th year)
- Critical-priority finding: Capture of Jerusalem and deportation of Jehoiachin (March 597 BC) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Capture of Jerusalem and deportation of Jehoiachin (March 597 BC)
- Same event (medium confidence): The deportation of "the seventh year" — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Critical-priority finding: Nebuzaradan burns the Temple and Jerusalem (5th month of Nebuchadnezzar's 19th year) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Nebuzaradan burns the Temple and Jerusalem (5th month of Nebuchadnezzar's 19th year)
- Critical-priority finding: The deportation of Nebuchadnezzar's twenty-third year (Jer 52:30) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · The deportation of Nebuchadnezzar's twenty-third year (Jer 52:30)
- Same event (medium confidence): The seventh-year deportation of 3,023 is the 597 deportation, counted from Nebuchadnezzar's first full year — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Same event (medium confidence): The eighteenth-year deportation of 832 from Jerusalem belongs to the destruction — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Disputed: was Sheshbazzar the same person as Zerubbabel? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Cyrus returns the Temple vessels to Sheshbazzar; the first return (Ezra 1:5–11)
- Proposed fulfillment (Jer 25 cup of wrath): Babylon's conquests of the listed nations in the sixth century, ending with Babylon's own fall — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Critical-priority finding: The word to Jeremiah in Jehoiakim's fourth year, Nebuchadnezzar's first (Jer 25:1–14) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · The word to Jeremiah in Jehoiakim's fourth year, Nebuchadnezzar's first (Jer 25:1–14)
- Possible identity: Sheshbazzar may be Zerubbabel — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Disputed: date of the Cyrus oracle (Isa 44:24–45:13) — Isaiah of Jerusalem or an exilic prophet — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Cyrus's proclamation permitting the return and the rebuilding of the Temple (Ezra 1; 6:3–5)
- Proposed identification (Isa 44–45): Cyrus says of Jerusalem "She will be built" and frees the exiles — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Isa 44–45): Doors and gates opened before Cyrus — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Isa 44–45 Cyrus): Predictive prophecy of Isaiah of Jerusalem, fulfilled by Cyrus (539–538) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Isa 44–45 Cyrus): An exilic prophet announcing Cyrus's imminent conquest (c. 546–539), fulfilled shortly after — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Disputed: was Josiah's law book an ancient Mosaic text or a seventh-century composition (2 Kgs 22:8)? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Temple repairs and the finding of the book of the law (Josiah's 18th year)
- Disputed: did Josiah's whole reform fall in his eighteenth year (2 Kgs 22:3; 23:23) or span several years (2 Chr 34:3)? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Josiah's covenant and the purge of Jerusalem and Judah
- Disputed: did Josiah die at Megiddo (2 Kgs 23:29–30) or after reaching Jerusalem (2 Chr 35:24; Josephus)? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Josiah killed at Megiddo by Necho II (609 BC)
- Proposed identification (2 Kgs 22–23): The evil announced on "this place" (2 Kgs 22:16–17) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (2 Kgs 22–23): "Gathered to your grave in peace … your eyes will not see all the evil" (2 Kgs 22:20) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (2 Kgs 22–23): A son of David named Josiah would burn bones on Jeroboam's altar (1 Kgs 13:2) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Possible identity: the "Hilkiah" of the City of David bulla and the high priest Hilkiah — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Huldah's oracle: judgment on Jerusalem; Josiah gat): Judgment fulfilled in the Babylonian conquest (597–587/586); delayed beyond Josiah's lifetime — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Huldah's oracle: judgment on Jerusalem; Josiah gat): "Gathered to your grave in peace" fulfilled in Josiah's death before the catastrophe, though he died in battle — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (The man of God from Judah against the altar of Bet): Predictive prophecy in Jeroboam's time, fulfilled by Josiah at Bethel (c. 622/621) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Critical-priority finding: Josiah killed at Megiddo by Necho II (609 BC), synchronised with ABC 3 — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Josiah killed at Megiddo by Necho II (609 BC)
- Same event (medium confidence): Chronicles: the purge reached the cities of Manasseh, Ephraim, Simeon and Naphtali — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Same event (medium confidence): Chronicles places the purge from the twelfth year — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Disputed: did Josiah's purge begin in his twelfth year, before the law book was found (2 Chr 34:3), or only after it (2 Kgs 22–23)? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Josiah seeks God (8th year) and begins to purge Judah and Israel (12th year) — Chronicles
- Disputed: was Carchemish Necho's objective in 609 (2 Chr 35:20), or is it carried back from the battle of 605 (ABC 3 names Harran)? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Josiah killed at Megiddo by Necho II (609 BC)
- Disputed: why the return list's items (29,818 / 31,089 / 30,143) fall short of the stated 42,360 — queued 2026-10-13, status open · The return of the exiles with Zerubbabel and Jeshua; the list of returnees (Ezra 2)
- Disputed: did the families listed in Ezra 2 return under Cyrus (Ezra) or under Darius I (1 Esdras 5; Josephus)? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · The return of the exiles with Zerubbabel and Jeshua; the list of returnees (Ezra 2)
- Disputed: was the Second Temple's foundation laid c. 536 under Cyrus (Ezra 3:8) or in 520 under Darius (Haggai; Batten; 1 Esdras)? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · The foundation of the Second Temple laid (Ezra 3:8–13)
- Critical-priority finding: foundation of the Second Temple (Ezra 3:8–13), dated c. 536 or 520 — queued 2026-10-13, status open · The foundation of the Second Temple laid (Ezra 3:8–13)
- Same event (medium confidence): Ezra 1:11 ends with Sheshbazzar bringing up the vessels "when the captives were brought up" — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Disputed: are the kings of Ezra 4:6–23 Xerxes and Artaxerxes I (a topical insertion about the walls) or Cambyses and Pseudo-Smerdis (Josephus; older expositors)? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Accusations to Ahasuerus and the Rehum–Shimshai letter to Artaxerxes; the city's rebuilding stopped (Ezra 4:6–23)
- Disputed: is the Aramaic memorandum of Cyrus's decree (Ezra 6:3–5) an authentic Persian record? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Darius I confirms Cyrus's decree and orders the Temple completed (Ezra 6:1–12)
- Disputed: was the Temple finished on 3 Adar (Ezra 6:15) or 23 Adar (1 Esdras 7:5; Josephus), and in Darius's sixth year or ninth (Josephus)? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · The rebuilt Temple completed on 3 Adar of Darius's sixth year (Ezra 6:15)
- Proposed fulfillment (The latter glory of this house; the nations' treasures): The Messiah, "the Desire of all nations", would come to the Second Temple (fulfilled in Jesus) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Zerubbabel the LORD's signet ring): A promise to David's line through Zerubbabel, fulfilled in the Messiah — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Zech 2 Jerusalem without walls): Partial fulfilment in the Persian-era resettlement; ultimate fulfilment in the Messiah's reign — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed identification (Zech 4:9): Zerubbabel's hands will finish the house — the completion of 515 — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment ("My servant the Branch" and the stone with seven eyes): The Branch is the Messiah (the Davidic Sprout) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Proposed fulfillment ("Not by might … but by my Spirit": Zerubbabel's hands will f): Fulfilled when the Temple was completed under Darius (515 BC) — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Disputed: were the crowns of Zech 6:11 set on Joshua (received text) or originally on Zerubbabel (Mitchell, Wellhausen)? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Crowns made from the exiles' gifts and set on Joshua; the oracle of the Branch (Zech 6:9–15)
- Proposed fulfillment (Zech 6 the Branch builds the temple): Joshua's crowning typifies the Messiah, priest and king in one — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Critical-priority finding: the crowning of Joshua and the oracle of the Branch (Zech 6:9–15) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Crowns made from the exiles' gifts and set on Joshua; the oracle of the Branch (Zech 6:9–15)
- Proposed fulfillment (Zech 8 restoration): Fulfilled ultimately in the Messiah's future (millennial) reign in Jerusalem — queued 2026-10-13, status open
- Disputed: was Ezra's king Artaxerxes I (458 BC, before Nehemiah), a later Artaxerxes (after Nehemiah; Batten), or Xerxes (Josephus)? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · Artaxerxes' decree to Ezra in his seventh year (Ezra 7)
- Disputed: has archaeology identified Nehemiah's wall (Mazar), only indirect traces (Lipschits), or nothing Persian at all (Finkelstein)? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · The rebuilding of Jerusalem's wall and gates, section by section (Neh 3)
- Disputed: is the "Broad Wall" of Neh 3:8 the excavated 8th-century wall on the Western Hill? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · The rebuilding of Jerusalem's wall and gates, section by section (Neh 3)
- Critical-priority finding: the rebuilding of Jerusalem's wall (Neh 3), archaeologically disputed — queued 2026-10-13, status open · The rebuilding of Jerusalem's wall and gates, section by section (Neh 3)
- Disputed: was the wall rebuilt in fifty-two days (Neh 6:15) or two years and four months (Josephus; Ewald)? — queued 2026-10-13, status open · The wall completed on 25 Elul after fifty-two days (Neh 6:15–19)
- Critical-priority finding: the wall completed on 25 Elul after fifty-two days (Neh 6:15) — queued 2026-10-13, status open · The wall completed on 25 Elul after fifty-two days (Neh 6:15–19)
- Disputed: was the reading of Neh 8 in Nehemiah's governorship with both men present (Keil), or part of Ezra's separate story with Nehemiah's name added (Batten; 1 Esdras 9)? — queued 2026-10-14, status open · Ezra reads the Law on the first day of the seventh month (Neh 7:73b–8:12)
- Disputed: was the covenant of Neh 10 sealed at the assembly of 24 Tishri (Keil), or after Nehemiah's second-term reforms of ch. 13 (Batten)? — queued 2026-10-14, status open · The sealed covenant to keep the law and support the temple (Neh 9:38–10:39)
- Disputed: is "Darius the Persian" of Neh 12:22 Darius II (Keil), or does the Jaddua notice reach the time of Darius III and Alexander (Josephus)? — queued 2026-10-14, status open · The priestly and Levitical registers to the days of Jaddua (Neh 12:1–26)
- Disputed: is Joiada's son of Neh 13:28 the same as Josephus's Manasseh (Keil; Cowley), or did a later Sanballat's daughter marry a later priest (Josephus; the two-Sanballat view)? — queued 2026-10-14, status open · Nehemiah's return and second-term reforms (Neh 13:4–31)
- Disputed: were Zechariah 9–11 written by Zechariah after 518 BC (Keil), in the Greek period (Mitchell), or before the exile (older critics)? — queued 2026-10-14, status open · The first "burden" of Zechariah 9–11 (undated oracle collection)
- Proposed fulfillment (The burden on Hadrach, Damascus, Tyre and Philistia): Predicts Alexander's march through Syria, Phoenicia and Philistia (333–332 BC) — queued 2026-10-14, status open
- Proposed fulfillment ("Your king comes to you … lowly, and riding on a donkey"): Fulfilled in Jesus's entry into Jerusalem — queued 2026-10-14, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (Prisoners of hope; "your sons, O Zion, against your sons, O ): Begun in the Maccabean wars against the Seleucid Greeks; completed in the final subjugation of the world-power — queued 2026-10-14, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (The shepherd allegory: the staffs Favour and Union; thirty p): Fulfilled in the betrayal of Jesus for thirty pieces of silver and the purchase of the potter's field — queued 2026-10-14, status open
- Disputed: were Zechariah 12–14 written by Zechariah after 518 BC (Keil), by a Greek-period apocalyptic writer (Mitchell), or before 586 (older critics)? — queued 2026-10-14, status open · The second "burden" of Zechariah 12–14 (undated oracle collection)
- Proposed fulfillment ("They will look to me whom they have pierced" and the great ): Fulfilled first at the crucifixion of Jesus (John 19:37), completed when Israel turns to him — queued 2026-10-14, status open
- Proposed fulfillment (A fountain for sin; the end of false prophecy; "Strike the s): Fulfilled in Jesus's arrest and the scattering of the disciples — queued 2026-10-14, status open
- Disputed: did Malachi prophesy after Nehemiah's first governorship (Keil) or just before his reforms (Smith)? — queued 2026-10-14, status open · Malachi's disputations with priests and people (Mal 1–4; undated, mid-fifth century BC)
- Proposed fulfillment ("I will send my messenger … and the Lord will suddenly come ): The messenger is John the Baptist; the Lord who comes to his temple is Jesus — queued 2026-10-14, status open
- Proposed fulfillment ("I will send you Elijah the prophet before the great and ter): Fulfilled in John the Baptist, who came in the spirit and power of Elijah — queued 2026-10-14, status open
- Disputed: is the Esther narrative historical in substance (Keil), or a story set knowledgeably in the Persian court (Bertheau, Bleek as reported by Keil)? Note Herodotus names Xerxes's wife as Amestris. — queued 2026-10-14, status open · Esther made queen in Tebeth of Xerxes's seventh year (Esth 2:1–18; winter 479/478 BC)
- Critical-priority finding: Ahasuerus's third-year feast and Vashti deposed (Esth 1) — queued 2026-10-14, status open · Ahasuerus's third-year feast at Susa and the deposing of Vashti (Esth 1; 483/482 BC)
- Critical-priority finding: Esther made queen in Tebeth of Xerxes's seventh year (Esth 2) — queued 2026-10-14, status open · Esther made queen in Tebeth of Xerxes's seventh year (Esth 2:1–18; winter 479/478 BC)
- Critical-priority finding: Haman casts pur and the decree against the Jews (Esth 3) — queued 2026-10-14, status open · Haman casts pur and the decree against the Jews (Esth 3; Nisan 474 BC)
- Critical-priority finding: Mordecai's counter-decree of 23 Sivan (Esth 8) — queued 2026-10-14, status open · Mordecai's counter-decree of 23 Sivan (Esth 8; June 474 BC)
- Critical-priority finding: the Jews defend themselves on 13–14 Adar (Esth 9) — queued 2026-10-14, status open · The Jews defend themselves on 13–14 Adar (Esth 9:1–19; 473 BC)
Books with research activity
- 2 Kings: 107/719 verses reviewed · 4/25 chapters extracted
- 2 Chronicles: 83/822 verses reviewed · 3/36 chapters extracted
- Ezra: 280/280 verses reviewed · 10/10 chapters extracted
- Nehemiah: 406/406 verses reviewed · 13/13 chapters extracted
- Esther: 167/167 verses reviewed · 10/10 chapters extracted
- Isaiah: 53/1292 verses reviewed · 2/66 chapters extracted
- Jeremiah: 72/1364 verses reviewed · 2/52 chapters extracted
- Daniel: 357/357 verses reviewed · 12/12 chapters extracted
- Amos: 15/146 verses reviewed · 1/9 chapters extracted
- Haggai: 38/38 verses reviewed · 2/2 chapters extracted
- Zechariah: 211/211 verses reviewed · 14/14 chapters extracted
- Malachi: 55/55 verses reviewed · 4/4 chapters extracted