Calculating Man (Jesus') Birth and Adam (I AM's) Birth in the Antediluvian Common Era According a Flood that Ended Antediluvian Christianity

 0CE Doesn’t exist on the Gregorian calendar.

1CE Jesus, 1st Adam “Man” Genesis 1:26-7, 120 see Genesis 6:3. 1+120=121

121CE Adam, 2nd “Adam (Anno Domini)-AM, or I AM,” Genesis 2:7, 130 Seth see Genesis 5:3. 

121+130=251

251CE Seth, Adam 105 begot Enosh see Genesis 5:6. 251+105=356

356CE Enosh, Seth 90 begot Kenan see Genesis 5:9. 356+90=446

446CE Kenan, Kenan 70 Mahalalel see Genesis 5:12. 446+70=516

516CE Mahalalel, 65 Jared see Genesis 5:15. 516+65=581

581CE Jared, 162 Enoch see Genesis 5:18. 581+162=743

743CE Enoch, 65 Methusaleh see Genesis 5:21 743+65=808

808CE Methusaleh born, see Genesis 5:21

1776CE Methusaleh died in the flood, see Genesis 5:27. The birthdate of the USA.


According to the Hebrew Bible, Methuselah begets Lamech and then lives 782 more years. When Lamech is 182, he begets Noah, and the Genesis Flood comes when Noah is 600 years old.[6] This would imply that Methuselah dies the year of the Flood.

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