Was Samuel Acts 13:20 450 years after Moses age 80, 857 after flood, or age 120 at 897 years after the flood?

Question

Moses was first prophet judge and for how many years, until Samuel was last prophet judge at what age was he.
Samuel would die 6 years before king Saul would die at 40 years king. Acts 13:21;
David would then be king 40 years. 2Ki.2:10,11;
Was Solomon 1Ki.6:1; 480 years after Moses age 80, 857 after flood, or age 120 at 897 years after the flood.
Solomon had been king 4 years and had begun the temple.

CONKERS,
At least I am glad you care to see the results.
I learn by math, so if I get the truth, the math has got to be correct. So many say it is not correct. I find, they do not have a clue how to figure it. THEY ARE WRONG AND GOD, CHRIST AND PROPHETS ARE RIGHT.
If it was incorrect, the bible would be to.
EXAMPLE:
Abraham 2008 to 1083 to 2183 from Adam.
Abraham 352 to 427 to 527 after the flood.
Abraham 2058 to 1983 to 1883 before Christ.
I know this is true and correct.
I am searching to find others who learn as I do.
I am not discouraged at what these people say.
Reading, writing and math have to apply to the truth Jesus speaks about. It had to be part of the spiritual connection or we would not have in in the bible, on the calendar or in our daily life.

Moses born to dies.
1633 - 1593 -1153 -1513
-450 -0450 -0450 -0480 1Ki.6:1;
1183 - 1143 1103 1033 Solomon
Samuel less 20- 0036 Solomon
Samuel dies 1083- 0997 Solomon
1Sam.25:1; 1Ki.11:42;
Samuel dies 1083? 0997 Solomon dies?

IS THERE ANY WAY THAT THIS IS WRONG?

Moses 1633 - 450 is 1183 Samuel born
40th at 1593 - 450 is 1143 40th Samuel
80th at 1553 - 450 is 1103 80th Samuel
000000000000020 is 1083 = 100 Samuel.
120 at 1513 - 480 is 1033 at 1Ki.6:1
Solomon 4th year 1033 less 36 is 997 before Christ.
Moses 777 to 817 to 857 to 897 after flood.
Samuel 1227 - 1267 - 1307- 1327 after flood.
David is 1303 to 1333 to 1373 after the flood.
Moses 897 + 480 is 1377 Solomon 4th year 1Ki.6:1; 036 is 1413 after the flood.

Answer 1

I do not understand your question. I will be looking back when question is resolved and finding the answer.

Thanks

Answer 2

I havent looked really much into it but here was what I read about it.

At Acts chapter 13 the apostle Paul reviewed God’s dealings with Israel from the ‘choosing of the forefathers’ on through the period in Egypt, the Exodus, the wilderness wandering, the conquest of Canaan, and the distribution of the land, and then stated: “All that during about four hundred and fifty years. And after these things he gave them judges until Samuel the prophet.” (Ac 13:20) Considerable misunderstanding has resulted from the King James rendering of this text, which reads: “And after that he gave unto them judges about the space of four hundred and fifty years, until Samuel the prophet.” However, the most ancient manuscripts (including the Sinaitic, Vatican Manuscript No. 1209, and the Alexandrine), as well as most modern translations (such as JB, Kx, and others; vss 19, 20, AS, RS, AT), all favor the previous translation, which shows the period of the Judges coming after the 450 years. Since the period of “about four hundred and fifty years” had its start with God’s ‘choosing the forefathers’ of Israel, it would seem to have begun in the year 1918 B.C.E. with the birth of Isaac, the original “seed” promised to Abraham. It would therefore end about 1467 B.C.E., when the initial conquest of Canaan reached its conclusion, allowing for the distribution to proceed. Inasmuch as the figure is stated to be approximate, a difference of a year or so would not be of consequence.

Answer 3

This question does not make sense.

Answer 4

None of these people existed,

Answer 5

dude why would you even care about this crap??? Read something that is NON FICTION.