Vocab Malone

Yeah, the old covers thousands of years.

This covers less than a century.

Okay.

So here's where the New Testament from the beginning is around.

Well, see, it gets tricky, but because the A.D.

and yet it gets tricky because of like dating and different things like that.

But it seems like Jesus actually was probably born around four B.C.

Okay.

Wow.

Like so his the date that they split it in half is probably not correct, meaning the one mark to the audience.

There is no zero A.D., just quick heads up.

Not a big deal if you made that mistake, but it goes one B.C., one A.D., and A.D.

stands for Anno Domini, not after death.

Anyways, I'm saying to the audience.

It's so confusing how they did that.

I wish they started at one and just went all the way up.

Yeah, well, the idea is there's sort of a countdown to Jesus' birth.

So when you're over here in the Old Testament, when you're around David's time, like let's say 900 B.C., you're 900 years old.

Before Christ.

Then when you hit 1 AD, that's supposed to be his birth, but it's more like 4 because of some miscalculation.