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Church Fathers:
Gregory of Nyssa
Basil
Gregory of Nazianzus
Athanasius
Cyril of Alexandria
Prosper of Aquitaine
Tertullian
Ambrose
Jerome
Augustine
Irenaeus
Fulgentius
Ignatius
Polycarp
Clement of Rome
Clement of Alexandria
Justin the Martyr
John of Chrysostom -
- 1 Corinth onward
- Dates of kings, etc. in descriptoions
- pg. 1240 (NT dates)
- "Period of XX"
- Start dates (esp. for short timespans)
- Pharohs reigning during Exodus events
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~ = rough estimate; around this time
(E.D.) = Earlier Date approximation
(L.D.) = Later Date approximation
|~ = know when begins, but not when ends
~| = know when ends, but not when begins -
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Between Abraham and Exodus
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Early Date: 1375 to 1050 -1030
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The guy that tried to change the Egyptian religion, and make himself the only god, and then everything reverted back after he died, and the later Pharaohs covered up his works
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starts at 1050-1030; when period of judges ends
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Reign of Saul -> Reign of David -> Reign of Solomon -> Fall of Judah/Exile
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Reign of David -> Reign of Solomon -> Reign of Hezekiah
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Reign of David -> Reign of Solomon -> Fall of Judah Author: "The Preacher"; maybe Solomon, or someone later
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Reign of David -> Reign of Solomon -> Israel Divided May be written by Solomon, or by someone else in his honor; probably composed during Solomon's lifetime
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Peaceful and prosperous reign
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Later in the period more likely
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Micah's public activity might have been ~20-35 years.
Micah prophesized during the reigns of Jotham, Ahaz, & Hezekiah. Around the same time as Hosea and Isiah (although, Micah might have been later) -
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Pekah (Israel) and Rezin (Syria) pressure Jotham and Ahaz (Judah) to join their opposition to Tiglath-Pileser III (Assyria)
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Conquered by Assyria
Shalmaneser V (727-722), and
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Marks end of Assyrian Empire Ninevah's repentance in the time of Jonah (~700s) did not last past ~745
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Daniel and 3 friends (renamed to Shadrack, Meshack, and Abednego) exiled to Babylon
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Nebuchadnezzar II takes exiles to Babylon, including Jehoiachin and Ezekiel
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Nebuchadnezzar II takes more exiles to Babylon
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Early Date more probably
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Cyrus of Persia (539-530)
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Decree of Cyrus; end of Exile
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Darius I (522-486)
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Darius I (522-486)
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Most date Book of Joel to after the exile to Babylon
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Xerxes I/Ahasuerus (485-464) -
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Likely lived at the same time as Ezra and Nehemiah
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Artaxerxes I (464-423)
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400+ between the prophecies of Malachi (430-420 BC) and Matthew’s written account of Jesus’ life (50-60 AD)
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https://biblevise.com/chronological-order-of-the-gospels/
Matthew: 50-65 A.D.
Mark: 55-65 A.D.
Luke: 58-65 A.D.
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1 Thes., Gal., Phil., 1 & 2 Cor., Phil., Rom.
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*Rumored he set the fire to Rome in 64; he blamed it on Christians (as an act of defiance against Rome)
*Christians were not well-though of (Christ was a "criminal"; they were "cannibals" b/c of Communion); they were also few in number, most Romans didn't know any
*Christians covered in animal skins and given to wild dogs to be eaten alive
*Covered in pitch and burned alive on poles as "lanterns" for Nero's party
*Sent to the colosseum
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Paul in Corinth, likely on his 3rd missionary journey
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Paul under house arrest, when Acts ends; Acts does not record Paul's defense, release, and further preaching
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*Rumored he set the fire to Rome in 64; he blamed it on Christians (as an act of defiance against Rome)
*Christians were not well-though of (Christ was a "criminal"; they were "cannibals" b/c of Communion); they were also few in number, most Romans didn't know any
*Christians covered in animal skins and given to wild dogs to be eaten alive
*Covered in pitch and burned alive on poles as "lanterns" for Nero's party
*Sent to the colosseum
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Peter of Capernaum and Paul of Tarsus Martyred in Rome under Nero According to tradition:
*Paul beheaded (he was almost certainly beheaded (a more humane death) because he was a Roman Citizen) *Peter crucified upside-down (as requested, since he was not worthy to die in the same manner as Christ) https://interruptingthesilence.com/2011/06/29/the-martyrdom-of-peter-and-paul/ -
According to tradition:
*Paul beheaded (he was almost certainly beheaded (a more humane death) because he was a Roman Citizen) *Peter crucified upside-down (as requested, since he was not worthy to die in the same manner as Christ) -
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Church leaders who knew the Apostles/12 Disciples
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Emperor Constantine legalized Christianity -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSKBGdv07nQ
* Defeated the Arian Heresy (that Jesus is a created being)
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by Emperor Theodosis
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Combat the Heresy of Nestorianism
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EO Church split off (council determined Jesus has two natures one human and one divine, not one united nature that is both human and divine)
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East and West split over "Filioque"
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Jan Hus tries to reform the corrupt church; gets executed and Moravian denomination gets created
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