NT source transfer: a complete integration table, not a new generating rule

Recommendation: integration only. A valid complete source-bound comparison exists, but it adds no source-generating relation beyond the whole-genealogy field and the previously proved NT carrier grammar. Use one table and a reader explanation after the Moses module; do not open another research campaign for these subtractions.

The frozen domain contains every shared Adam–Jacob name: 22 nodes in MT, SP and Luke, with native LXX Cainan retained separately as a 23rd node. The complete 78-row NT chart is also frozen in the JSON. All 14 bounded preparation checks pass.

The complete shared field

N is the opening label of the schematic NT 70-year slot. The three signed columns are N minus the literal File 18 native/Minimum birth label. They are comparisons of declared coordinates, not claims that the schematic slot supplies a historical birth.

Every source birth and literal row locator is recorded in the JSON. MT and LXX use their supplied Minimum tables; SP retains its native G2 primary chain and the qualified Arphaxad-bound Shem selection. All three selected Noah→Shem birth gaps are 502 despite the printed 500 begetting ledger. The SP Lamech→primary Noah interval is 52 completed units, its declared 53rd-year station.

What the full comparison explains

For each shared name, (N−T)=(N−MT)−(T−MT). All 20 inherited Adam–Abraham differences reproduce exactly, and Isaac/Jacob add the already source-fixed zero differences. Thus the complete transfer is predetermined. The already proved local change formula likewise applies: the next gap changes by the source birth interval minus the corresponding NT interval. Repeating that proof or rank calculation would not add information.

The strongest reader contrast occurs in the entire ten-node suffix from Shelah through Jacob. SP and LXX have identical source births and therefore identical NT comparison values, while seven of their lifespan rows differ:

This makes the choice of measurement visible. A birth-only comparison cannot identify those life changes. The existing Cumulative grammar reads them, but this packet does not appoint a new NT–SP/LXX Cumulative chronology or its anchor. File 54 §7 opens specific MT Cumulative comparisons; that permission is not silently generalized.

Native LXX Cainan gives the full local comparison:

The two successive changes are 65 and 60, totaling 125. With Cainan absent from the matched MT/SP source path, the NT comparison crosses two 70-year slots at once: the MT 35-year edge gives −105, while the SP 135-year edge gives −5. These are different source objects; the NT 70-year slot must not replace Cainan’s source 130-year begetting measure.

The explicit Rounded head junction and the Moses boundary

File 54 §§1.2,2.1–2.2 explicitly supplies Rounded MT 4106, LXX 5486 and NT Adam 5256, giving 230|1150. The first 230 is the LXX Adam→Seth interval, so the stated equality is NT Adam = Rounded LXX Seth, a cross-role equality. It is not a universal ratio connecting the complete names.

The literal MT/LXX Minimum heads 3899/5279 reach those Rounded heads through the already declared +215 placement, pre-Flood −2 strict convention and −6 row residual. SP’s transmitted 4411 is a distinct state: applying that same wrapper to 4199 would give 4406. No complete Rounded SP biography is inferred or repaired here.

Moses has no corresponding named slot in the frozen Luke chart. The Moses-centred source path can sit beside this module as another measurement of the genealogy; it supplies no additional NT node. File 54 §8.1A explicitly bars importing File 61/62 clutch coordinates into its arithmetic.

Prior overlap and source cost

C739–748 already supply the full tradition displacement fields. C862–865 supply the NT–MT recurrence, restored-Cainan comparison and rounding response; C866–869 and C1019–1029 cover NT returns, metric and coarsening. C1177 and C1182–1189 supply the current whole-row source packet and operation grammar. The new item is a complete reader-facing NT–LXX/SP table; no earlier complete version was located through C1201. This is neither untouched data nor independent numerical evidence.

The source costs are the named matchings, native/Minimum placements, NT 70/6 metric and hinge, Noah/Shem count bindings, Cainan’s existence and insertion position, and state restrictions. There are no new fitted parameters or operations and no further input reduction. The extra table may clarify how the same carrier observes different source measurements; if that point is already clear in the synthesis, retain only a paragraph.

The JSON binds all source and inherited-artifact hashes, complete literal excerpts, 22 shared rows, 21 edges, 23 native LXX rows and 14 exact checks. No numbered action, canonical source, or root model was changed.