Jewish History

  • 1813 BCE

    Historical person (Abraham significant passages)

    Historical person (Abraham significant passages)
    Abraham was born in the 1948 after creation (1800 BCE) What was significant about Abraham is that he was one of the first to teach there was only one god. One significant reading is Galatians 3:6-3:9 "So then they which be of faith are blessed with faithful Abraham". The second significant passage is Genesis 12:1-12:20 and it says "And Abraham journeyed, going on still toward the south."
  • 1813 BCE

    Historical person (Abraham what we might learn)

    Historical person (Abraham what we might learn)
    One thing we might learn is righteousness has always come through faith, and god always keeps his promises.
  • 1812 BCE

    The time of Abraham began

    The time of Abraham began
    Abraham began his journey to Judaism along with Sarah. God promised Abraham he would be the father of the great people if he did what he was told to do.
  • 1544 BCE

    Joseph sold into slavery

    Joseph sold into slavery
    Joseph was sold into slavery by his jealous brothers, he then rose to become the second most powerful man in Egypt next to Pharaoh
  • 1428 BCE

    Israelite's enslaved in Egypt

    Israelite's enslaved in Egypt
    Pharaoh ran Egypt and made all of them slaves including Moses after he decided to leave finding out he wasn't his son
  • 1280 BCE

    Exodus

    Exodus
    The exodus is the founding and or myth of Israel, its message is that Israelite's were delivered from slavery
  • 1272 BCE

    Conquest of the promise land

    Conquest of the promise land
    Joshua and the Israelites attacked the city, as a rock split when Joshua yelled 'We give this city to the lord" and they went on there journey to the promise land.
  • 970 BCE

    First Temple Built

    First Temple Built
    King Solomon of Israel builds his first temple on Mount Moriah, it represented the 10 commandments, 700 years later destroyed by the babylonians.
  • 796 BCE

    Israel split into two kingdoms

    Israel split into two kingdoms
    Solomons successor received economic complaints of the northern tribe which caused the united kingdom of Israel and Judah to split
  • 422 BCE

    The babylonians conquer Israel

    The babylonians conquer Israel
    The babylonians think that god has abandon them and they destroyed the temple.
  • 352 BCE

    Second Temple

    Second Temple
    The temple the babylonians destroyed is reconstructed but will never be the same, as the ark of the covenant is missing
  • 312 BCE

    Greeks conquer Israel

    Greeks conquer Israel
    Alexander the great conquered the land which remained a jewish theocracy.