There are various counts of things burried in the Bible's story. One such story is in 1 Kings 19, where God reserves 7000 for himself. One such placement is as 7000 modern days, as shown here. Note: 7000 Historical days is more likely than this rendering.
| Elijah to Horeb.1 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day | Bible Date | Modern Date | Roman Date | Number |
| Epoch 3491/9/4 FE | ||||
| This is the end of the 40 years in the desert. | ||||
| Derived from the visit and time of 1 Kings 19:8 | ||||
| Sat | 12991/9/4 AA | 9 Sep 2000 NS | 27 Aug 2753 AUC | AA:4738954 |
| 3491/9/4 FE | 27 Aug 2000 OS | 27 Aug 2000 AD | JD:2451797 | |
| 7000 days later. | ||||
| Driven by those reserved by God for himself.2 | ||||
| Sat | 13010/10/14 AA | 9 Nov 2019 NS | 27 Oct 2772 AUC | AA:4745954 |
| 3510/10/14 FE | 27 Oct 2019 OS | 27 Oct 2019 AD | JD:2458797 | |
The story points at the 40 days Israel spent in the wilderness. It then mentions 7000 "set apart" for God himself. No doubt this was the total in Israel at the time but the litterary device suggests the Levites, the "set apart" ones of Israel itself.
The report runs out 7000 days from the end of the day-for-a-year day at the end of the 40 days in the wilderness. This date indicates something to do with Levites and is confirmed by the 12 yoke of Oxen, the next set of features in 1 Kings 19. This is 24 total oxen and is the number of Levite elders, broken down 8 and 16, and it identifies the tribe again.
This is pointing at the resurrection dates for the tribe of Levi and serves to confirm the placement of the resurrection dates in the overall timeline.
1First Kings 19:1
2First Kings 19:18