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In chapters 91 to 93 of the Ancient Book of Enoch, Enoch recorded a vision where he sees major events throughout all human history. Enoch uses the earliest form of the Zadok calendar shown above. The Enoch calendar uses three concentric circles starting with the section just to the right of the top center line and moves clockwise.

Click on one of the buttons above to study a particular week (700-year period).

The above graphic shows the inner circle of weeks of centuries. Time starts with Creation at the very top center of the wheel and flows clockwise back to the top ending with the creation of the new heavens and new earth at the year 7000 AM. Each section is a 700-year period of time.

• Week 1:     1-700 AM (3925-3226 BC)
• Week 2:     701-1400 AM (3225-2526 BC)
• Week 3:     1401-2100 AM (2525-1826 BC)
• Week 4:     2101-2800 AM (1825-1126 BC)
• Week 5:     2801-3500 AM (1125-426 BC)
• Week 6:     3501-4200 AM (425 BC - 275 AD)
• Week 7:     4201-4900 AM (276-975 AD)
• Week 8:     4901-5600 AM (976-1675 AD)
• Week 9:     5601-6300 AM (1676-2375 AD)
• Week 10:     6301-7000 AM (2376-3075 AD)

The above graphic shows the middle circle of centuries. Each section is a century, or a 100-year period of time. There is a total of 70 centuries from Creation to the New Creation.

The outermost wheel is the Jubilee count. Each section is one Jubilee, or a 50-year period of time. There are two Jubilees per century and a total of 140 Jubilees from Creation to the New Creation.