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Jesus is born in Bentlehem.
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The kingdom of Judea is conquered by Rome.
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Augustus dies and Tiberius becomes emperor of Rome.
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John the Baptist preaches in Judea.
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John the Baptist is beheaded by Herod's son, Herod Antipas, 1st century ruler of Galilee and Perea.
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Jesus is crucified by the Romans making James the new leader of the Christians.
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Paul, a Jew from the city of Tarsus in Asia Minor who used to persecute Christians, converts to Christianity.
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Paul declares Christianity a universal religion and spreads the Gospel throughout the Mediterranean region.
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All of Palestine becomes a Roman province.
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Paul preaches Christianity in Greece.
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Paul is executed in Rome, James the brother of Jesus is also executed by the Sadducees
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Jews led by the Zealots, revolt against Rome.
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Titus, a Roman general, succeeds in defeating the Jews, captures Jerusalem, destroys the temple while kicking out Jews from the region.
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Galilea, Judea, and Samaria are renamed "Palestina" by the Romans.
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Marcus Aurelius becomes Roman emperor.
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Jews are persecuted by the Crusaders.
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French theologian John of Salisbury publishes the “Policraticus” first doctrine of the seperation of churches.
