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important dates in biblical history

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important dates in biblical history

bce

c.1720

Hammurabi ruler of the first Babylonian Empire

c.1700

Abraham

c.1250

The Exodus

c.1200–1020

The Judges

c.1020

Saul unites the tribes as first king

c.1000

David is anointed king, and later captures Jerusalem

c.962

Accession of Solomon; building of the Temple is begun

c.924

Rehoboam succeeds Solomon; the kingdom is divided when the northern tribes choose Jeroboam as king

c.880

Omri establishes Samaria as capital of Israel

865

Activity of Elijah

853

Shalmanezer III of Assyria records battle with Ahab of Israel

842

Revolt of Jehu

754/3

Foundation of the city of Rome

734

Syro-Ephraimite conspiracy

727–698

Hezekiah king of Judah

722

Destruction of city of Samaria and end of the independent northern kingdom. Partial deportation

701

Assyrian record of the siege of Jerusalem

698

Manasseh king of Judah

639

Josiah king of Judah; killed in 609

597

Jehoiachin becomes king; Nebuchadrezzar besieges Jerusalem. Partial deportation of inhabitants

586

Jerusalem captured; many inhabitants exiled

586–538

The Babylonian Exile

538–520

The Return from Exile and building of the Second Temple

490

Persians defeated by Athenians at Marathon

445

Nehemiah in Jerusalem

332

Alexander the Great conquers Palestine

323

Empire divided amongst Alexander’s generals. Seleucus gains Babylonia

175

Antiochus IV Epiphanes in control

167

Desecration of the Temple and the Maccabean War

164

Judas Maccabaeus defeats Lysias, enters Jerusalem, and rededicates the Temple (14 December)

142–63

Judaean independence

63

Capture of Jerusalem by Pompey

37–4

Herod the Great

20

Reconstruction of the Temple begins

c.4

Birth of Jesus

ce

6

Judaea placed under control of Roman prefect by Emperor Augustus

14

Tiberius Caesar succeeds Augustus

c.25

Philo of Alexandria expounds Judaism

26–37

Pontius Pilate prefect of Judaea

c.30

Crucifixion of Jesus

33

‘Conversion’ of Paul

41

Execution of James by Herod Agrippa I

49

Expulsion of Jews from Rome by Emperor Claudius

51

Paul before Gallio in Corinth

54

Nero becomes emperor

c.60

Paul in prison

62

Execution of James the Lord’s brother in Jerusalem

64

The great fire in Rome

66–73

The Jewish War

70

Jerusalem captured by Titus; the Temple destroyed

73

Jewish rebels commit suicide after last stand at Masada

81

Domitian becomes emperor

93

Josephus writes his Antiquities of the Jewish People

98

Trajan becomes emperor

c.115

Letter of Polycarp shows knowledge of gospels

132–5

Second Jewish revolt under Simon Bar-Kochba put down by Romans

c.135

Aelia Capitolina built on site of Jerusalem by Emperor Hadrian

144

Excommunication of Marcion

c.170

Celsus: the first literary opponent of Christians


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