The controlling record for the Exodus, wilderness, conquest, and covenant.
Jasher companion continuation · Exodus to Judges
The wilderness and conquest
Jasher’s remaining timeline testimony
Follow Jasher chapters 80–91 beside the KJV from the plagues through Joshua’s death. Biblical events remain grounded in Scripture; added speeches, rulers, numbers, and foreign wars remain labeled as Jasher testimony.
The boundary remains in place
Parallel does not mean equal authority.
Additional narrative, rulers, speeches, battles, or intervals from the public-domain text.
A Creation year derived from the site’s established Exodus and Jordan anchors.
A number, identity, or sequence that cannot be made certain from the sources.
Creation year 244601
Journeys and succession
Israel leaves Egypt with Joseph’s bones
Moses · Israel · JosephJasher follows the Passover and Exodus narrative and adds that the tribes carried the coffins of their fathers. The KJV explicitly records Moses taking Joseph’s bones.
Creation year 244602
Wars and judgments
Egypt pursues Israel to the Red Sea
Pharaoh · Israel · MosesJasher expands the pursuit, crossing, and destruction of Pharaoh’s force while the KJV remains the controlling account.
Creation year 244603
Wars and judgments
Amalek attacks at Rephidim
Joshua · Moses · Aaron · Hur · AmalekBoth records describe Joshua fighting while Moses’ raised hands mark Israel’s advantage. Jasher adds extended speeches and a written warning concerning Amalek.
Third month after the Exodus04
Covenant and worship
Israel reaches Sinai
Moses · Israel · ReuelJasher places Reuel’s visit, the giving of the commandments, the golden calf, and Moses’ repeated forty-day periods within the Sinai sequence.
First month of the second year05
Covenant and worship
The tabernacle is raised
Moses · Aaron · craftsmen of IsraelJasher says the sanctuary work was completed after five months and follows its erection, the priestly service, and the offerings of the princes.
Second year · wilderness sequence06
Journeys and succession
The spies return and the forty-year judgment is announced
Moses · Joshua · Caleb · twelve spiesJasher closely parallels Numbers: ten spies bring an evil report, the people seek to return to Egypt, and the wilderness judgment follows.
During the wilderness years · no exact CY07
Wars and judgments
Korah’s rebellion
Korah · Moses · AaronJasher gives a short parallel to the rebellion and the earth swallowing Korah’s company but supplies no independent Creation year for it.
Fourteenth year after the Exodus · Jasher08
Surrounding kingdoms
Latinus dies; Abimnas begins to reign
Latinus · Abimnas · ChittimJasher says Latinus died in the fourteenth year after Israel’s departure from Egypt and that Abimnas reigned in his place for thirty-eight years. The year label is the ordinal year underway; thirteen full years have been completed.
Thirty-sixth year after the Exodus · Jasher09
Wars and judgments
Sihon conquers Moab after Balaam’s curse
Sihon · Moab · Beor · BalaamJasher says Sihon summoned Beor and Balaam before defeating Moab and taking Heshbon. Numbers confirms that Sihon had taken the territory from Moab, but not this consultation story.
Fortieth year · first and fifth months10
Journeys and succession
Miriam and Aaron die; Edom refuses passage
Miriam · Aaron · Moses · Hadad king of EdomJasher joins the Kadesh sequence, Edom’s refusal, and Aaron’s death, naming Edom’s king Hadad. The KJV records the events without naming that king.
Fortieth year · final approach11
Wars and judgments
Israel defeats Sihon and Og
Moses · Sihon · Og · NaaronJasher parallels the Amorite victories and adds details about Og’s son Naaron and the manner of Og’s death that Scripture does not supply.
Plains of Moab · final year12
Wars and judgments
Balak, Balaam, and Baal-peor
Balak · Balaam · Zimri · Cozbi · PhinehasJasher retells Balaam’s summons and Israel’s sin at Shittim, while adding dialogue and political background. Numbers supplies the controlling account.
After the plague · final year13
Wars and judgments
Israel is numbered and Midian is judged
Moses · Eleazar · MidianJasher follows the second census and the war against Midian. Its total for Israel differs from Numbers 26, so the numerical disagreement remains visible in the texts rather than being harmonized here.
Creation year 248714
Journeys and succession
Moses commissions Joshua and dies
Moses · Joshua · IsraelJasher parallels Moses’ final charge, blessing, ascent of Nebo, death at 120, and Israel’s thirty days of mourning.
First year in Canaan15
Wars and judgments
Joshua crosses Jordan and Jericho falls
Joshua · Rahab · IsraelJasher states that Joshua was eighty-two at the crossing, dates the Gilgal Passover, and retells Jericho’s fall. That age creates a two-year tension with the site’s existing birth placement for Joshua and is therefore not silently substituted for it.
Opening conquest · sequence16
Wars and judgments
Ai, Achan, Gibeon, and the long day
Joshua · Achan · Gibeonites · Amorite kingsJasher follows Joshua’s campaigns and says the sun stood still for thirty-six moments. The KJV says the sun stood still about a whole day but does not number moments.
Five years after crossing Jordan · Jasher17
Wars and judgments
The first conquest campaigns conclude
Joshua · Canaanite kings · tribes of IsraelJasher says Joshua fought the western kings for five years before distributing their cities and records a victory song not found in the KJV.
Fifth year after crossing · Jasher18
Surrounding kingdoms
Chittim defeats Edom and kills Hadad
Abianus · Hadad · Chittim · EdomWhile Israel rests from the first Canaan campaigns, Jasher resumes the Edom–Chittim history and says Edom became subject to Chittim. Scripture does not record this foreign war.
Twenty-sixth year after crossing · Jasher19
Covenant and worship
Joshua renews the covenant and the ancestral coffins are buried
Joshua · Israel · sons of JacobJasher connects Joshua’s final covenant with the burial of the tribal ancestors carried from Egypt and names their reported burial places. Joshua records Joseph’s burial and the covenant at Shechem, not the full list.
Twenty-eight years after crossing · Jasher20
Journeys and succession
Joshua dies at 110
Joshua · Eleazar · IsraelJasher says Joshua judged Israel twenty-eight years and died at 110. Its crossing synchronism produces CY 2515, which now agrees with the established main-timeline lifespan placement. The KJV states Joshua’s age at death but does not print a Creation year.
After Joshua’s death · no exact CY21
Wars and judgments
Judah and Simeon begin the continuing conquest
Judah · Simeon · Adoni-bezek · Caleb · OthnielJasher closes with a short parallel to the opening of Judges. The main timeline carries the biblical chronology forward from this point.