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Prophets Events of Gods People Bible books & time covered Year Events in surrounding Nations

Jesus returns from Egypt to Nazareth Luke 2:39,40 1 CE

Jesus 12yrs old at the passover, at temple 12

goes home with parents. Lu 2:41-52

13 CE Emperors Bodyguard known as Praetorian Guard

14 CE

25 CE

Tiberius' reign.

John the Baptist appears in the 15th year of Tiberius' reign.

Wilderness, Jordan Mat 3:1-12;Mark 1:1-8 29spring

Joh 1; 6-8; 15-28; Luke 3:1-18

29 CE fall Fasted 40 days in Judean Wilderness

Chief Priest Annas

Caiaphas Jesus born as a human in David's line but Luke 4:1-13

declared to be the Son of God 15th year of Tiberius, Pontius Pilate gov, of Judea

Philip, Herods brother, district Ruler of Iturea

John's ministry in Bethany and beyond the Luke 1:15; 29-34

Jordan. He testifies concerning the Christ John 1:15,29-34

Upper Jordan Valley- 1st disciples of Christ Luke 1:35-51

Jesus visits Capernaum John 2:1-12 29 BCE

Jerusalem Passover Celebration; Jesus drives traders from the temple. John 2:13-25 30 CE

Jerusalem John 3:1-21

Judea; Aenon John decreases John 3:22-36

Majority of the information regarding Jesus Life andMinistry comes from the Insight Bk vol 1 p 63-66

August (Octavius) died Aug 17at 76; His adoptedson that he despised, Tiberius becomes emperor &K of N, Sept 15, 14 Cegregorian calender . W84 4/1p14 - Kingdom book ch. 7

John the Baptist appears in the 15th year of Tiberius'reign. Luke 3:1,3; in the fall of 29 CE

John begins his ministry, Spring

JESUS baptised = Anointed(Son of God) MESSIAH appears. End of 69 weeks ofyears of Daniel 9 Ministry Begins Jesus temptation by Satan Ma 4:1-1;Mark 1:12,13

1st Miracle - Cana of Galilee

Jesus discussion with Nicodemus

Jesus disciples baptize in Judea & Aenon

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Tiberias Matt 4:12; Mark1:14

Jesus leaves for Gallilee; Matt 14:3-5 Mark 6:17-20; Luke 4:14

Sychar, in Samaria ria in route to Galilee.

Jesus teaches Samaritans; John 4:4-43

Galilee announces "Kingdom of the

Heavens has drawn near" Mat 4:17; Mark 1:14,15;Lu 4:14,15;

John 4:44,45

Nazareth Matt 4:13,16; Lu 4:16-31

John 4:46-54

Sea of Galilee, near Jesus calls Simon & Andrew, James & Matt 4:18-22;Mk 1:16-20

Capernaum John Lu 5::1-11

Capernaum Heals demonic; also Peters Matt 8:14-17; Mark1:21-34

mother-in-law & many others Lu 4:31-41 30 CE

30 CE

Matt 4:23-25; Mark 1:35-39

Luke 4:42,43

Mat 8:1-4; Mark 1:40-45

Multitudes flock to Jesus Luke 5:12-16

Matt 9:1-8; Mark 2:1-12

Luke 5:17-26

Matt 9:9-17; Mark 2:13-22

Feast with tax collectors Luke 5:27-39

Lu 4:44

30 CE

31 CE

John 5:1-47

John Imprisoned; Lu 3:19,20; John 4:1-3

Samarian woman,at well at Sychar (Same

Jesus Great Ministry in Galilee, here he 1st

Nazareth; Heals boy; reads commission

In Cana he is rejected, moves to Capernaum

Capernaum Matt 4:13 - 31

Galilee First tour of Galilee, with the four now calle

Galilee Leper healed;

Capernaum Jesus heals paralytic

Capernaum Matthew called;

Judea Preaches in Judean synagogues

PassoverJerusalem - Jesus attends feast

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heals man; rebukes Pharisees

Returning from Disciples pluck ears of grain on the sabbath Matt 12:1-8; Mark 2:23-28

Jerusalem(?) Luke 6:1-5

Galilee Heals hand on Sabbath Matt 12:9-21; Mark 3:1-12

Sea of Galilee retires to seashore; heals Luke 6::6-11

Mountain near The 12 are chosen as apostles Mark 3:13_19; Luke 6:12-16

Capernaum after Jesus prayed all night

Near Capernaum The Sermon on the Mt. Matt 5:1-7:29; Luke 6:17-49

Capernaum Heals army officer's servant Matt 8:5-13; Luke 7:1-10

Nain Raises widow's son Lu 7:11-17

Galilee John in prison sends disciples to Jesus Jesus Matt 11:2-19

Luke 7:18-35

Galilee Cities reproached; revelation to babes Matt 11:20-30

Yoke kindly load light

Galilee Feet anointed by sinful woman; Lu 7:36-50

illustration of debtors

Galilee Second preaching tour of Galilee, Lu 8:1-3

with the 12 apostles

Galilee Demoniac healed Matt 12:22-37; Mark 3:19-30

League with Beelzebud charged

Galilee Scribes and Pharisees seek a sign Matt 12:38-45

Galilee Christ's disciples his close relatives Matt 12:46-50; Mark 3:31-35;

Luke 8:19-21

Sea of Galilee Illustrations: sower, weeds and others Matt 13:1-53; Mark 4:1-34

and their explanations Luke 8:4-18

Sea of Galilee Windstorm stilled in crossing of the lake Matt 8:18,23-27; Mark 4:35-41

Luke 8:22-25

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Gadara, southeast of Two demoniacs healed Matt 8:28-34; Mark 5:1-20

Sea of Galilee swine possessed by deamons, go over cliff Luke 8:26-39

Probably - Jairus' daughter raised Matt 9:18-26; Mark 5:21-43

Capernaum woman healed Luke 8:40-56

Capernaum (?) Heals two blind men and a mute demoniac Matt 9:27-34

Nazareth Revisits city where reared, and again rejected Matt 13:54-58; Mark 6:1-6 31 CE

31 CE

Galilee Third tour of Galilee, expanded as Matt 9:35-11:1; Mark 6:6-13;

apostles sent forth Luke 9:1-6

Tiberias John the Baptizer beheaded; Matt 14:1-12; Mark 6:14-29; 31

Herod's guilty fears Luke 9:7-9

31 CE

32 CE

John the Baptist beheaded Matt. 14:10

Capernaum (?) Apostles return from preaching tour

Matt 14:13-21

Passover 32 CE Mark 6:30-44; Luke 9:10-17

Northeast side of Fed 5,000 John 6:1-13

Sea of Galilee attempt to crown Jesus as King Mark 6:45-56; Luke 6:14-21

Gennesaret Jesus; he walks on water; cures; Matt 14:22-36

Capernaum Identifies "bread of life";

Many disciples fall away John 6:21-71

after Passover 32 CE probably in Capernaum after

Traditions that make void God's word Matt 15:1-20; Mark 7:1-23 passover

Phoenicia/Decapolis Near Tyre, Sidon; then to Decapolis 32 CE

4000 fed Matt 15:21-38; Mark 7:24-8:9

Magadan Sadducees and Pharisees again Matt 15:39-16:4; Mark 8:10-12

seek a sign

Northeast side of Warns against leaven of Pharisees; Matt 16:5-12; Mark 8:13-26

Sea of Galilee & heals blind

Bethsaida

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Caesarea/Philippi Jesus the Messiah; foretells his Matt 16:13-28; Mark 8:27-9:1

death and ressurection Lu 9:18-27

Probably - Transfiguration before Peter, James and Matt 17:1-13; Mark 9:2-13

Mt. Hermon John Luke 9:28-36

Caesarea Heals demoniac that disciples Matt 17:14-20; Mark 9:14-29

could not heal. Lu 9:37-43 32 CE

32 CE

Galilee Again foretells his death and resurrection Matt 17:22,23

Mark 9:30-32; Lu 9:43-45

Capernaum Tax money miraculously Matt 17:24-27

provided in fishes mouth

Capernaum Greatest in Kingdom; Matt 18:1-35; Mark 9:33-50

settling faults; mercy Lu 9:46-50

Galilee / Samaria Leaves Galilee for Festival of Booths

everything set aside for ministerial service Matt 8:19-22; Lu 9:51-62

John 7:2-10

Jesus' Later Ministry in Judea 32 CE

Jerusalem festival of Booths

Jesus' public teaching at Festival of Booths John 7:11-52

Jerusalem Teaching after Festival;cures blind John 8:12-9:41

Probably Judea The 70 sent out to preach;

their return report Luke 10:1-24

Judea / Bethany Tells of neighborly Samari tan;

Lu 10:25-42

Probably Judea Again teaches model prayer Lu 11:1-13

need for persistence in asking

Probably Judea Refutes false charge; Lu 11:14-36

Shows generation condemnable

Probably Judea At Pharisee's table, Lu 11:37-54

Jesus denounces hypocrites 32 CE

Festival of Booths in Jerusalem:

Bethany - at home of Martha, Mary

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32 CE

Probably Judea Discourse on God's care;

faithful steward Lu 12:1-59

Probably Judea Heals cr ippled woman on Sabbath Day

Three illustrations Lu 13:1-21

Jerusalem 32, Festival of Dedication 32 CEJesus at Festival of Dedication; John 10:1-39 Festival of

Fine Shepherd Dedication

Jesus Later Ministry East of the Jordan

Beyon the Jordan Many put faith in Jesus John 10:40-42;

Perea(beyond Jordan Teaches in cities

villiages, moving toward Jerusalem Lu 13:22

Perea Kingdom entrance; Herod's threat

house desolate Lu 13:23-35

Probably Perea Humility; illustration of grand evening meal Lu 14:1-24

Probably Perea Counting the cost of discipleship Lu 14:25-35

Probably Perea Illus trations: Lost sheep,

lost coin, prodigal son Lu 15:1-32

Probably Perea Il lustration; unrighteous steward

rich man and Lazarus Lu 16:1-31 32 CE

Probably Perea Forgiveness and faith; Lu 17:1-10

good-for-nothing slaves

Bethany John 11:1-46

Jerusalem Caiaphas' counsel against Jesus

Ephraim Jesus withdrews John 11:1-46

Samaria Heals and teaches in route through Lu 17:11-37

Samaria and Galiliee

samaria or Galilee Illustrations: improtunate widow

Lazarus raised from the dead by Jesus

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Pharise and tax collector Lu 18:1-14

Perea Swings down through Perea: Matt 19:1-12; Mark 10:1-12

teaches on divorce

Perea Receives and blesses children Mt 19:13-15, Mark 10:13-16

Lu 8:15-17

Perea Rich young man; Illustrations of Matt 19:16-20:16; Mk 10:17-31

laborers in vineyard Lu 18:18-30

Probably Perea Third time Jesus foretells Matt 20:17-19; Mark 10:32-34

his death and resurrection Lu 18:31-34

Probably Perea Request for James and John to be seated Matt 20:20-18; Mark 10:35-45

at Jesus right hand in the Kingdom.

Jericho Passing through Jericho, he heals Matt 20:29-34

two blind men; visits Zacchaeus; Mark 10:46-52

gives illustration of the ten minas Lu 19:28 32 CE

Jesus' final Ministry at Jerusalem 33CE

Bethany Nisan 8, 33 Jesus arrives at Bethany six Nisan 8

days before passover John 11:55 - 12:1

Nisan 9 Bethany;Feast at Simon the Leper's house. Ma 26:13;Mark 14:3-9 Nisan 9

Mary anoints Jesus John 12:2-11

Jews come to see Jesus and Lazarus

Bethany / Jerusalem Christ Triumphal entry into Jerusalem Matt 21:1-11; Mark 11:1-11

Luke 19:29-44; John 12:12-19

Nisan 10

Bethany - Jerusalem Barren f ig tree cursed; Luke 19:45,46 Mat 21:18,19;Mar 11:12-17

Second temple cleansing Matt 21:12,13

Jerusalem Chief priest and scribes scheme to Mark 11:18,19; Lu 19:47,48

destory Jesus

Jerusalem Discussion with Greeks; unbelief of Jews John 12:20-50

Nisan 11, Bethany - Jerusalem; Baren fig tree found withered Matt 21: 19-22; Mark 11:20-25 Nisan 11

Jerusalem, temple Christ's authority questioned; Matt 21:23-32; Mark 11:27-33

Illustration of two sons Luke 20:1-8

Jerusalem, temple Illustration of wicked cultivators; Matt 21:33--12:14

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Marriage feast Mark 12:1-12; Luke 20:9-19

Jerusalem, temple Catch questions on tax, resurrection Matt 22:15-40; Mark 12:13-34

commandment Luke 20:20-40

Jerusalem, temple Jesus' silencing question of Messish's Matt 22;41-46; Mark 12:35-37

descent Luke 20:41-44

Jerusalem, temple Scathing denunciation of Scribes and Matt 23:1-30; Mark 12:38-40

Pharisees

Jerusalem, temple Widow's mite Mark 12:41-44; Luke 21:1-4

Mount of Olives Prediction of Jerusalem's fall, Matt 24:1-51; Mark 13:1-37

Jesus presence, end of system Luke 21:5-38

Mount of Olives Illustrat ions: ten virgins, talents,

sheep and goats Matt. 25:1-46

Nisan 12 33 CE

Jerusalem Religious leaders plot Jesus' desth; Luke 22:1,2;Mat 28:1-5; Mar 14:1,2 Nisan 12

Judas bargains with prests for Jesus' Matt 26:14-16; Mark 14:10,11

betrayal Luke 22:3-6

Nisan 13 Near and in Jerusalem; Matt 26:17-19; Mark 14:12-16

Thursday afternoon Arrangements for the Passover Luke 22: 7-13

Nisan 14; Jerusalem Passover feast eaten with the 12 Matt 26:20,21; Mark14:17,18

Luke 22:14-18

Jesus washes the feet of his apostles John 13:1-20

Judas identified as traitor and is dismissed Matt 26:21-25; Mark 14:18-21

Luke 22:21-23; John 13:21-30

Memorial supper inst ituted with the 11 Matt 26:26-29; Mark 14:22-25

1 Cor 11: 23-25 Luke 22:19,20, 24-30

Jerusalem Denial by Peter and dispersion of Matt 26:31-35; Mark 14:27-31

apostles foretold Luke 22:31-38; John 13:31-38

Helper; mutual love; tribulation; John 14:1-17:26

Jesus prayer

Gethsemane Agony in the garden; Matt 26:30, 36-56; Joh 18:1-12

Jesus' betrayal and arrest Mark 14:26,32-52; Lu 22:39-53

Jerusalem Questioned by Annas; trial by Caiaphas, Mat 26:57-27:1;Mar14:53-15:1

Sanhedrin; Peter denies Jesus

Judas the betrayer hangs himself Matt 27:3-10; Acts 1:18,19

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Before Pilate, then Herod, and Matt 27:2, 11-14; Mk15:1-5

then back to Pilate Lu 23:1-12; John 18:28-38

Jerusalem Delivered to death, after Pilate seeks Matt 27:15-30; Mark 15:6-19

his release Lu 23:13-25; John 18:39-19:16

c 3:00 pm Friday Matt 27:31-56; Mark 15:20-46 33 CE

Golgotha, Jerusalem accompanying events Luke 23:26-49; John 19:16-30 Nisan 14Jehovah recognized circumcision until the

end of the law covenant . Rom 2:25-28 1 Cor 7-19; Act 15

Jerusalem Jesus' body removed from the Matt 27: 57-61; Mark 15:42-47

torture stake and buried Lu 23:50-56; John 19:31-42

Nisan 15 Jerusalem Priests and Pharisees get guard for tomb Matt 27:62-66 Nisan 15

Nisan 16 Jerusalem Matt 28:1-15; Mark 16:1-8 Nisan 16

Luke 24:1-49; John 1:25

Jerusalem, Gali lee Subsequent appearances of Jesus Christ Matt 28:16-20; 1 Cor 15:55-7

Acts 1:3-8;John 20:26-21:25

Iyyar 25 Mt of Olives Actgs 1:9-12; Luke 24:50-53 lyyar 25

Sivan 6, Acts 2:1-17

from Jerusalem to Damascus

when he was converted to Christianity Acts 9:1-8

Street called Straight. It was in a house on

this street that Ananias found Saul after

Saul's miraculous conversion to Christianityjust outside Damascus. Acts 9:10-19 c 33 CE

35 CE

36 CE

70th week of Dan. 9:24-27 ended when

opens up way for nations.

Acts 10: 1,45

& family baptised. 1st one of uncircumcised

Jesus' death on a torture stake, and

Tiberius was Emperor when Jesus was killed

Jesus' resurrection and events of that day

Jesus' ascension, 40th day after his ress.

Pentecost, Outpouring of Holy Spirit

Peteropens the way for Jews to Christain cong.

Uses 1st key of Kingdom. Acts 2:38; Matt 16:19

Saul (later Paul) of Tarsus was on the road

Peteruses 2nd key of kingdom

Peterpreached to devout Italian man,

Roman Centurian Gentile Cornilus

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people of the nations to enter Christian Cong. 37 CE

IT vol2 p 900

see Isaiah bk. p

Matthew written in palistine c41 CE Caligula or Gaius succeeded uncle, Claudius

covers 2BCE-33CE.Ma.28:15

44 CE

At Caesarea during a festival in honor of Caesar,

during his speech audience shouts "A gods voice"

14, 28 47-48 because he did not give God glory, Jehovah struck

him and he became eaten up with worms &expired.

49 CE He applied his hands to mistreating some in the

people of the nations. Acts 15:28,29 congregation. He did away with James, brother of

Acts 15:36 - 18:22 49 John, by the sword. Acts 12:1,2

Paul writes 1&2 Thessalonians 50 CE Other Roman emperors:

form Corinth. 1 Thess 1:1 Vaspasian

Acts 18:11,12 Titus

Domitian

Nerva

Trajan

Hadrain

51 CE

Antioch. Acts 18:22; Gal 1:1

Acts 18:23 - 21:19

54 CE

set on fire to light up nightSome in Corinth reject the Christian 55 CE

Teaching regarding the Resurrection of the fm. Ephesus, Acts 19:1

Dead JV. Pg.34 1Cor. 15:12

55 CE

fm Philippe Acts 20:1

56 CE

fm Corinth, Acts 20:2

56 CE

(March) Tiberius died. He was a tyrant

succeeded by Gaius

Pontius Pilate was replaced for wrongdoing

EmperorClaudius I conquest of Britain

King Herod AgrippaI age 54, reigned 3 yrs.; G-Sonof Herod the Great. Last of the Herods to be king.

Paul begins 1st Missionary tour. Acts 13:1-

Gov. body rule against circumcision for

Paul's 2nd Missionary tour

Paul writes Galatians from

Paul 's 3rd missionary tour begins

Rom Emp. Nero persecutes christians, burns Rome

Tacitus says: some killed by dogs,crucified, others

Paul writes 1 Cor.; 1Cor 15:32

Paul writes 2 Cor.; 2 Cor 2:12

Paul writes Romans; Ro 16:1

Luke writes Luke. Acts 23:33

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fm Caesarea. Luke 1:1,2

Acts 18:23 - 21:19 58 CE

60 CE

fm Rome. Eph 3:1

fm Rome. Phil. 4:22

fm Rome. Col 4:18

fm Rome. Phm. 1:1

60 CE

fm Jerusalem. James 1:1 Gal 1:18,19

Col. 1:23

Preached in all creation under earth"

He likely suffered martyrdom at the hands

of Nero, about 65 CE. 2 Cor 11:23-27

W03 10/1 p11 par 10

61 CE

fm Rome. Heb 13:24 61 CE

fm Rome. Acts 28:30

61-64 CE

fm Macedonia.

Ephesus Titus 1:5

62-64 CE

James, Jesus' bro writes

James frm Jerusalem Jas 1:1 62

Babylon. 1 Pet 1:1

64 CE Nero

Babylon. 2 Pet 3:15

Mark writes his history fm Rom 60-65Col 4:10; 1 Pet 5:13; 2Ti 4:11

65 CE

Rome. 2 Tim. 4:16-18

Jude, Jesus' brother writes c. 65 CE

66 CE

surrounded Jerusalem, penetrated the city and starte

End ofPaul's 3rd missionary tour

Paul writes Ephesians

Paul writes Philippians

Paul writes Colossians

Paul writes Philemon

Jesus bro. Writes James

Paul writes "The Good news has been

Pauls writes Hebrews

Luke rites Acts

Paul writes 1 Tim. 1 Tim 1:3

Paul writes Titus from

Peter writes 1 Peterfrom

Peter writes 2 Peterfrom

Paul writes 2 Tmothy from

Jude fm Palestine(?)Ju 1:17,18

Roman legions under Syrian Gov. Cestius Galus

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to undermine the temple wall. "standing in the holy

place" Luke 21:20,21; Dan 9:27; Matt 23:37,38

Luke 19:42-44

69 BCE

Jerusalem and its temple destroyed Dan 9:27; Matt 23:27 70 CE

Luke 19:42-44

The Saducees & the Essenes disappear at this time

leaving the Pharisees and Rabbis to rule

75-79

79 CE

Herculancum

81 CE

91 CE

Rev. 1:9 96 CE Letters to : 7 Congregation of Asia Minor

John 21:22,23 See: Wt 2003 May 15 Study articles; Rev. 2:1-5:22

~~~~ Bible writing completed ~~~~ Ephesus

Smyrna

98 CE Pergamum

Maybe 100CE; JV Pg.35 Thyatira

groupes formed by the year 300 2 Thess 2:7 Sardis

Philadelphia

Laodicea

100 CE

c150

later introduced into Europe by arabs150 CE

151 CE

Justin Martyr

The earliest known Catalog of the "New 170 CE

Fragment"

Romans underGen Titus came like a flood &

destroyed city & temple. 1,100,000 Jews perish,97,000 captive. At passover time

Flavius Josephus dies; Historian, wrote bookssuch; Antiquities of the Jews & War of the Jews

Aug 24 Mt Vesuvius erupted destroying Pompeii &

John on Patmos writes Revalation

John writes John & 1,2,3, John

John (The last apostle) dies

apostasy sets in. 35 different independent

Zero invented by Hindus

Clement of Alexandria was born believed man wasimmortal

Titian - a student of early Christian,150-170

Testimont" books called the "Muratoriam

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180 CE

190 CE

(believed in immortality of soul.

200 CE

200 CE

253 CE

254 CE

258 CE

260 CE

christians. He died fighting the Goths (early Germans

260

261 CE An edict grants equal rights to all religions, only

80 yrs after great war of persecution.

During CE 200's Christians began to live as hermits 269 CE

Conquers Egypt, spares Queen Zenobia

271 CE

275 CE

293 CE

299 CE

300 CE

303 CE

meeting places be razed & their "Scriptures be

consumed with fire"

312 CE

views it as a omen of victory

Origen is born (did not believe in a trinity)

Tertulian converted to Christianity

Noetus of Smyrna

Council at Acrthage approves infant baptism

Origen dies

Cyprian, bishop of Carthage dies

Decius was on of most violent persecutors of

Eusebius born in Palestine, died 340 CE

Roman EmperorAurelian

Germanic Tribes & Goths invade Roman Empire

Aurelian assassinated

Queen Zenobia of Palmyra (Syria) becomes King ofSouth; Defeated by Rome in 272; Dan chapter 11

Athanasius born in alexandria

c. 300 St Anthony formed the 1st

Roman Emp. Diocletian decrees that Christian

Constantine invades Italy and sees a fiery cross,

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With Constatine 1000 yrs of history of pagan

Rome comes to an end.

313 CE Constantine gives Legal recognition to

Christianity, which now has apostate thinking.

315 CE

321 CE

Beginning of organized apostate 324 CE

Christianity at Nicea. becomes Ponitfex Maximus

325 CE

June 19; attemps to regulate dating Easter

Eusebius 260-340 W03 7/15 p29

Regarded as most learned of his age

"Father of church history". Considered a fighter for

truth. Yet failed to stand up against Constantine

326 CE

326 CE

330 CE May 11 Constantine found constantinople

335 CE

Baptised Constantine on his death-bed.regarded as most learned of his age

father of church history. Considered a fighter for the

truth, yet failed to stand up against Constantine.

337 CE Constantine dies

340 CE Constantine II dies

350 CE

Christendom's early beginningCelibracy begins

Sunday declared as day of Rest.

Constantine becomes Emperor, unites Empire

Nicene Council, pagan trinity doctrine adopted

Athanasius is made bishop of Alexandria

Constantinople: wealthiest, most populous city inmiddle ages.

Eusebius (260-340)of Nicomedia recalled from exile

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350 CE

352 CE

of immortal soul & predestination

366 CE

of Rome( was a thief & Murderer)

369 CE

holy spirit is energy or power of god.

372 CE

to small rapid horses.

373 CE Athanasius dies - Athanasian Creed not written by

Athanasius.

373 CE

375 CE

376

378 CE Emperor Gratian

379 CE The 1st Teutonic translation of Scriptures. Fragments

remain came from the Arian & semi-arian

missionary Ulfilas.

381 CE

must be a christian. No more worship of sun.

382 CE

Authoritative Latan Bible

386 CE

a monestary; writes a "fresh translation"

393 CE Council of Hippo and Carthage;

397 CE Catalogs of the Books of the Bible were formulated.

Cannon settled by usage of congregation thru out wld

395 CE Jan 17 Roman Emperor Theodosius dies; Egypt

divided between sons; Honorius = western part

Arcadius = Eastern part

399 CE Rome is ruled by a single Emperor till this time.

Augustine was born. He popularized the doctrine

Pope Damasus I succeeded Liberius as Bishop

Roman Synod condems Arianism who believe that

The Huns advance westward; military superiority due

On the Roman new year(Jan 1) houses decoratedw/ greenery & lights, gifts given to children & thepoor.

Romian Emp. Theodosius decreeded everyone

Pope Damasus Commisions Jerome to prepare a

Jerome leaves Rome, goes to Bethlehem & builds

The Latan Vulgate

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Jerome completed the Latin Vulgate trans. 400 CE

from the Hebrew manuscripts available

This benefited people for centuries

440 CE Roman Catholic sect organized at Rome by Pope

Leo I. An East-West Split

469 Socrates

499 CE

500 CE

550 CE

systematic copying method, counting lines

& letters; Masoretic text preparation

continued to about 950 CE

599 CE

600 CE

622 CE

650 CE

700

799 CE

800 CE Beginning of the thousand years of the Holy Roman

Empire under the joint control of the pope & western

European rulers

800 Charlemagne

900

999 CE

A group of Jews (Masoretes) develop a

Mohammed flees from enemies to Medina.

Islam Era begins - See Sh pgs 284-303

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