The year 588/587 BCE was also the year that Jerusalem fell to the Babylonians, consistent with the Babylonian records for the reign of Amel-Marduk and the Scriptural data regarding Jehoiachin and Zedekiah. This is in keeping with the statement in Seder Olam chapter 30, properly translated as discussed above, that put the burning of the First Temple, as well as the Second, in the "latter part" of a Sabbatical year. The statement of the Seder Olam in this regard is repeated in the Tosefta ("Taanit" 3:9), the Jerusalem Talmud ("Ta'anit" 4:5), and three times in the Babylonian Talmud ("Arakin" 11b, "Arakin 12a", "Ta'anit" 29a). An example of the caution that must be exercised when consulting English translations is shown by the Soncino translation in "Arakin" 11b, that the Temple was destroyed "at the end of the seventh year", compared to Jacob Neusner's translation of the corresponding passage in the Jerusalem Talmud, that it was "the year after the Sabbatical year".