There is strong evidence - and most scholars agree - that the Jewish exiles were back in their homeland by 537 B.C.E. Counting back from that year would place Jerusalem's destruction in 607 B.C.E. Though the classical historians and the canon of Ptolemy disagree with this date, valid questions can be raised about the accuracy of their writings.
Loko hi hlayela hi ya endzhaku ku suka eka lembe rero hi kuma leswaku ndzoviso wa Yerusalema wu ve hi 607 B.C.E. Hambileswi van'wamatimu va khale ni buku ya Ptolemy swi nga pfumelelaniki ni siku leri, swivutiso swa nkoka swi nga ha tlakuka malunghana ni ku pakanisa ka matsalwa ya vona.