Contrary to our modern view of The Bible, which depicts a 4,000-year genealogy from Adam to Christ, there is actually a great deal of evidence that this chronology is at odds with the genuine facts of biblical history. To demonstrate this, The Book of Days presents an alternate timeline by way of a vast array of voices, citing testimony derived from biblical texts, historical documents, and sacred artifacts.
The conclusion offered here: Not only does this evidence support a 5,500-year chronology from Adam to Christ, but more importantly, it also constitutes more than a mere shift in historical timetables. That is because the 4,000-year chronology does nothing to support the idea of God's faithfulness to humanity, while a proper understanding of the 5,500-year chronology does everything to provide verifiable proof that when God makes a promise, He keeps it right on time.