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The Bible does not provide a definitive timeline that can be used to calculate the exact number of years from Genesis to the present. However, some biblical chronologists estimate the timeline from the creation in Genesis to the birth of Christ to be around 4,000 years, with an additional 2,000 years from Christ to the present, leading to a rough estimate of about 6,000 years. These calculations vary widely and depend on interpretations of genealogies and historical events.

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