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Creation and Pre-Flood
- 4004 BCGod creates the heavens, the earth, and light
- 4004 BCGod makes the expanse on the second day
- 4004 BCDry land and seas appear on the third day
- 4004 BCGod creates vegetation on the third day
- 4004 BCGod appoints the heavenly lights on the fourth day
- 4004 BCSea creatures and birds are created on the fifth day
- 4004 BCLand animals are created on the sixth day
- 4004 BCMankind is created in God's image
- 4004 BCGod rests on and sanctifies the seventh day
- 4004 BCAdam is formed from the dust
- 4004 BCThe garden in Eden is planted for Adam
- 4004 BCAdam receives the command concerning the tree
- 4004 BCAdam names the animals
- 4004 BCThe woman is created; marriage begins
- 4004 BCThe man and woman disobey God
- ·Adam and Eve hide from the LORD
- ·God questions Adam and Eve
- ·The serpent is judged; the woman's offspring is promised
- ·Judgment is pronounced upon humanity and the ground
- ·Eve is named; God clothes the man and woman
- ·Adam and Eve are expelled from Eden
- ·Cain and Abel are born
- ·Cain and Abel bring offerings to the LORD
- ·Cain is warned that sin desires to rule him
- ·Cain murders Abel
- ·God confronts Cain over Abel's blood
- ·Cain is marked and departs to the land of Nod
- ·Cain builds a city
- ·Herding, music, and metalworking develop in Cain's line
- ·Lamech boasts of vengeance
- 3874 BCBirth of Seth
- 3769 BCBirth of Enosh
- ·People begin to call on the name of the LORD
- 3679 BCBirth of Kenan
- 3609 BCBirth of Mahalalel
- 3544 BCBirth of Jared
- 3382 BCBirth of Enoch
- 3317 BCBirth of Methuselah
- 3130 BCBirth of Lamech
- 3074 BCDeath of Adam
- 3017 BCEnoch walks with God and is taken
- 2962 BCDeath of Seth
- 2948 BCBirth of Noah
- 2864 BCDeath of Enosh
- 2769 BCDeath of Kenan
- 2714 BCDeath of Mahalalel
- 2582 BCDeath of Jared
- 2469 BCGod grants 120 years; Noah preaches righteousness
- 2446 BCBirth of Shem
- ·Human wickedness becomes great on the earth
- ·Noah finds favor with the LORD
- ·The earth is corrupt and filled with violence
- ·God commissions Noah to build the ark
- ·God covenants to preserve Noah's household and the creatures
- ·Noah obeys everything God commands
- 2353 BCDeath of Lamech, Noah's father
- 2348 BCDeath of Methuselah
- 2348 BCThe LORD commands Noah to enter the ark
- 2348 BCNoah's household and the creatures enter the ark
- 2348 BCThe LORD shuts Noah in the ark
Flood to Babel
- 2348 BCThe Flood begins
- 2348 BCForty days of rain lift the ark
- 2348 BCThe waters cover the mountains
- 2348 BCThe waters prevail for 150 days
- 2348 BCThe ark rests on the mountains of Ararat
- 2348 BCThe tops of the mountains become visible
- 2348 BCNoah sends out a raven
- 2348 BCThe dove returns with no place to rest
- 2348 BCThe dove returns with a fresh olive leaf
- 2348 BCThe dove is sent out and does not return
- 2347 BCNoah removes the ark's covering
- 2347 BCThe earth is dry; Noah leaves the ark
- 2347 BCNoah builds an altar to the LORD
- 2347 BCSeedtime and harvest are promised to continue
- 2347 BCNoah's family is blessed and commissioned
- 2347 BCGod's covenant with Noah; the rainbow sign
- ·Noah's sons repopulate the earth
- ·Noah's vineyard; Ham dishonors his father
- ·Noah speaks over Canaan, Shem, and Japheth
- 2346 BCBirth of Arphaxad
- 2311 BCBirth of Salah
- 2281 BCBirth of Eber
- 2247 BCBirth of Peleg
- ·The families of Japheth spread into their lands
- ·The families of Ham are named
- ·Nimrod's kingdom in Shinar
- ·The Canaanite clans spread through their borders
- ·The families descending from Shem are named
- ·The nations spread over the earth after the Flood
- ·The people settle on a plain in Shinar
- ·The people begin building a city and tower
- ·The LORD sees the city and tower
- 2242 BCLanguages are confused; the people are scattered from Babel
- 2217 BCBirth of Reu
- 2185 BCBirth of Serug
- 2155 BCBirth of Nahor
- 2126 BCBirth of Terah
- 1998 BCDeath of Noah
- 1996 BCBirth of Abram
Patriarchs
- 1921 BCThe call of Abram; departure from Haran
- 1921 BCAbram sojourns in Egypt during the famine
- ·Abram and Lot separate in Canaan
- ·Abram rescues Lot from the eastern kings
- ·Melchizedek blesses Abram
- ·God's covenant with Abram; the promise of the land
- ·Hagar flees and encounters the angel of the LORD
- 1910 BCBirth of Ishmael
- 1897 BCThe covenant of circumcision; Abram renamed Abraham
- 1897 BCThree visitors announce Isaac's birth
- ·Abraham intercedes for Sodom
- 1897 BCSodom and Gomorrah destroyed; Lot rescued
- ·Moab and Ben-ammi are born to Lot's daughters
- ·God protects Sarah in the house of Abimelech
- 1896 BCBirth of Isaac
- ·Hagar and Ishmael are sent away
- ·Abraham and Abimelech make a covenant at Beersheba
- 1871 BCThe offering of Isaac on Moriah
- 1859 BCDeath of Sarah at Hebron
- ·Abraham commissions his servant to find a wife for Isaac
- ·Rebekah answers the servant's prayer at the well
- 1856 BCIsaac marries Rebekah
- ·Abraham sends his other sons eastward
- 1836 BCBirth of Jacob and Esau
- 1821 BCDeath of Abraham
- ·Esau sells his birthright to Jacob
- ·Isaac sojourns in Gerar during famine
- ·Isaac reopens wells and makes a covenant at Beersheba
- 1796 BCEsau marries Hittite women
- 1773 BCDeath of Ishmael
- ·Jacob receives Isaac's blessing
- ·Jacob flees to Haran; the dream at Bethel
- ·Jacob meets Rachel at the well near Haran
- ·Jacob marries Leah and Rachel
- ·Reuben, Simeon, Levi, and Judah are born to Leah
- ·Jacob's household grows through Rachel, Leah, Bilhah, and Zilpah
- 1745 BCBirth of Joseph
- ·Jacob's flocks increase under Laban
- ·Jacob secretly leaves Laban for Canaan
- ·Laban pursues Jacob and makes a covenant in Gilead
- ·Jacob prepares to meet Esau
- ·Jacob wrestles through the night at Penuel
- ·Jacob and Esau are reconciled
- ·Jacob settles near Shechem and builds an altar
- ·Dinah is violated and Shechem is destroyed
- ·Jacob returns to Bethel and puts away foreign gods
- ·Benjamin is born and Rachel dies near Ephrath
- ·Reuben sins against his father
- ·Esau settles in the hill country of Seir
- 1728 BCJoseph's dreams deepen his brothers' hatred
- 1728 BCJoseph sold into Egypt
- ·Judah and Tamar
- ·The LORD prospers Joseph in Potiphar's house
- ·Joseph is falsely accused and imprisoned
- ·Joseph interprets the cupbearer's and baker's dreams
- 1716 BCIsaac dies at Hebron
- 1715 BCJoseph made ruler over Egypt
- ·Manasseh and Ephraim are born during the years of plenty
- ·The seven-year famine begins
- ·Joseph's brothers make their first journey to Egypt
- ·The brothers return to Egypt with Benjamin
- ·Joseph's silver cup tests the brothers; Judah intercedes
- ·Joseph reveals himself to his brothers
- ·Jacob learns that Joseph is alive
- ·God speaks to Israel at Beersheba before Egypt
- 1706 BCJacob's family enters Egypt
- 1706 BCJacob's household settles in Goshen
Job · narrative order
- 1Job serves God and cares for his household in Uz
- 2Satan challenges Job's motives before the LORD
- 3Job loses his possessions and children
- 4Job is afflicted with painful sores
- 5Job's three friends sit with him in silence
- 6Job laments the day of his birth
- 7Job and his friends begin their first exchange
- 8Job and his friends continue their dispute
- 9The final exchange turns to the search for wisdom
- 10Job presents his final defense
- 11Elihu speaks after Job's three friends fall silent
- 12The LORD answers Job out of the whirlwind
- 13Job responds, and the LORD corrects his friends
- 14The LORD restores Job, who dies full of years
Egypt and Exodus
- 1689 BCDeath of Jacob; blessing of the twelve
- 1635 BCDeath of Joseph
- ·A new king enslaves Israel
- ·The Hebrew midwives defy Pharaoh
- 1571 BCBirth of Moses; hidden and drawn from the Nile
- 1531 BCMoses flees to Midian
- ·Moses settles in Midian and marries Zipporah
- ·God hears Israel's groaning in Egypt
- 1491 BCThe burning bush; Moses sent to Pharaoh
- 1491 BCMoses returns to Egypt; Israel believes
- 1491 BCPharaoh rejects the LORD and increases Israel's labor
- 1491 BCGod promises to redeem Israel with an outstretched arm
- 1491 BCAaron's staff becomes a serpent before Pharaoh
- 1491 BCThe Nile turns to blood; the first plague
- 1491 BCFrogs cover Egypt; the second plague
- 1491 BCGnats rise from the dust; the third plague
- 1491 BCSwarms fill Egypt but spare Goshen; the fourth plague
- 1491 BCPestilence strikes Egypt's livestock; the fifth plague
- 1491 BCBoils afflict Egypt; the sixth plague
- 1491 BCHail and fire strike Egypt; the seventh plague
- 1491 BCLocusts consume Egypt; the eighth plague
- 1491 BCDarkness covers Egypt; the ninth plague
- 1491 BCEgypt's firstborn die; the tenth plague
- 1491 BCThe first Passover
- 1491 BCIsrael leaves Egypt after the 430-year sojourn
- 1491 BCThe firstborn consecrated; unleavened bread remembered
- 1491 BCThe pillar of cloud and fire leads Israel
- 1491 BCThe crossing of the Red Sea
- 1491 BCMoses and Miriam lead Israel's song of deliverance
- 1491 BCBitter water made sweet at Marah
- 1491 BCManna and quail provided in the wilderness
- 1491 BCWater comes from the rock at Rephidim
- 1491 BCIsrael defeats Amalek at Rephidim
- 1491 BCJethro advises Moses to appoint judges
- 1491 BCIsrael prepares to meet the LORD at Sinai
- 1491 BCThe Ten Commandments spoken at Sinai
- 1491 BCThe Book of the Covenant given to Israel
- 1491 BCThe Sinai covenant ratified with blood
- 1491 BCMoses receives the tabernacle instructions
- 1491 BCThe golden calf
- 1491 BCMoses intercedes for Israel after the golden calf
- 1491 BCThe LORD speaks with Moses at the tent of meeting
- 1491 BCThe covenant renewed; Moses' face shines
- 1491 BCIsrael builds the tabernacle and its furnishings
- 1490 BCThe tabernacle erected; the glory fills it
- 1490 BCAaron and his sons ordained for priestly service
- 1490 BCAaron's priestly ministry begins; the glory appears
- 1490 BCNadab and Abihu offer unauthorized fire
- ·The Day of Atonement prescribed
- ·Israel called to holiness and love of neighbor
- ·Israel's appointed feasts established
- ·The Sabbath year and Jubilee proclaimed
- ·Covenant blessings and warnings declared
- 1490 BCIsrael keeps the Passover at Sinai
- 1490 BCIsrael counted and arranged around the tabernacle
- 1490 BCThe Levites numbered and set apart for the tabernacle
- 1490 BCThe priestly blessing given to Aaron
- 1490 BCTribal leaders bring offerings for the tabernacle
- 1490 BCThe cloud lifts; Israel departs Sinai
- 1490 BCSeventy elders receive the Spirit; quail fill the camp
- 1490 BCMiriam and Aaron oppose Moses
- 1490 BCTwelve spies search the land of Canaan
- 1490 BCIsrael refuses to enter the promised land
- ·Korah's rebellion judged
- ·Aaron's staff buds and bears almonds
- ·Moses strikes the rock at Meribah
- ·Edom refuses Israel passage
- 1452 BCDeath of Aaron at Mount Hor
- ·The bronze serpent lifted in the wilderness
- ·Israel defeats Sihon and Og east of the Jordan
- ·Balak summons Balaam to curse Israel
- ·Balaam's donkey speaks on the road
- ·Balaam blesses Israel instead of cursing
- ·Israel sins at Peor; Phinehas turns back judgment
- ·A new generation counted on the plains of Moab
- ·The daughters of Zelophehad receive an inheritance ruling
- ·Joshua commissioned as Moses' successor
- ·Israel defeats Midian
- ·Reuben, Gad, and half-Manasseh receive land east of Jordan
- 1451 BCMoses recounts Israel's wilderness history
- 1451 BCThe Ten Commandments restated in Moab
- 1451 BCIsrael commanded to love the LORD wholeheartedly
- 1451 BCMoses warns Israel not to forget the LORD
- 1451 BCMoses sets out covenant life in the promised land
- 1451 BCBlessing and curse appointed for Gerizim and Ebal
- 1451 BCCovenant blessings and curses proclaimed
- 1451 BCThe covenant renewed on the plains of Moab
- 1451 BCMoses publicly commissions Joshua to lead Israel
- 1451 BCThe law entrusted for public reading
- 1451 BCThe song of Moses taught to Israel
- 1451 BCMoses blesses the tribes of Israel
- 1451 BCDeath of Moses on Nebo
Conquest and Judges
- 1451 BCRahab hides the spies in Jericho
- 1451 BCIsrael crosses the Jordan
- 1451 BCIsrael circumcised and keeps the Passover at Gilgal
- 1451 BCJoshua meets the commander of the LORD's army
- 1451 BCThe fall of Jericho
- ·Achan's sin brings defeat at Ai
- ·Israel captures Ai
- ·Joshua builds an altar on Ebal and reads the law
- ·The Gibeonites secure a treaty with Israel
- ·The southern campaign; the sun stands still at Gibeon
- ·Joshua defeats the five Amorite kings
- ·Joshua defeats the northern coalition at Hazor
- ·The conquered kings east and west of the Jordan are listed
- 1445 BCThe land begins to be divided by lot
- 1445 BCCaleb receives Hebron as his inheritance
- ·The tabernacle is set up at Shiloh
- ·The remaining tribal allotments are assigned
- ·The cities of refuge are appointed
- ·Cities and pasturelands are assigned to the Levites
- ·The eastern tribes build an altar by the Jordan
- ·Joshua gives his farewell charge to Israel's leaders
- ·Covenant renewal at Shechem
- ·Death of Joshua
- ·Joseph's bones are buried; Eleazar dies
- ·Israel's tribes leave portions of the land unconquered
- ·The angel of the LORD rebukes Israel at Bochim
- ·A new generation turns to the Baals
- ·Othniel, the first judge, delivers Israel
- 1325 BCEhud delivers Israel from Moab
- ·Shamgar delivers Israel from the Philistines
- 1285 BCDeborah summons Barak against Sisera
- 1285 BCSisera's army is routed; Jael strikes Sisera
- 1285 BCDeborah and Barak sing of the LORD's victory
- 1245 BCThe LORD calls Gideon to deliver Israel
- 1245 BCGideon tears down Baal's altar and asks for the fleece signs
- 1245 BCGideon's three hundred rout Midian
- 1245 BCGideon pursues and defeats the kings of Midian
- ·Gideon refuses kingship but makes an ephod
- ·Abimelech kills his brothers and is made king
- ·Shechem is destroyed and Abimelech falls at Thebez
- ·Tola and Jair judge Israel
- 1188 BCIsrael repents under Ammonite oppression
- 1188 BCJephthah is chosen and answers the king of Ammon
- 1188 BCJephthah defeats Ammon and fulfills his vow
- ·Jephthah's men defeat Ephraim at the Jordan
- ·Ibzan, Elon, and Abdon judge Israel
- 1155 BCBirth of Samson
- ·Samson's marriage feast and riddle provoke conflict
- ·Samson strikes the Philistines with fire and a donkey's jawbone
- ·Delilah betrays Samson to the Philistines
- ·Samson's death among the Philistines
- ·Micah establishes an idolatrous shrine
- ·The tribe of Dan seizes Laish and takes Micah's idols
- ·Gibeah's crime brings a summons against Benjamin
- ·Israel fights Benjamin over the sin of Gibeah
- ·Israel preserves a remnant of Benjamin
- ·Hannah prays and Samuel is born
- ·Samuel is dedicated; Hannah praises the LORD
- ·Eli's sons profane the priesthood and are condemned
- ·The boy Samuel called at Shiloh
- 1116 BCThe ark captured; Eli's house judged
- 1116 BCThe ark humbles Dagon and afflicts the Philistine cities
- ·The Philistines return the ark to Israel
- ·The ark is kept at Kiriath-jearim for twenty years
- ·Samuel judges Israel; victory at Mizpah
- 1096 BCIsrael asks Samuel for a king
United Kingdom
- 1095 BCSaul anointed first king of Israel
- 1095 BCSaul is publicly chosen as king at Mizpah
- ·Saul rescues Jabesh-gilead and the kingdom is renewed
- ·Samuel gives his farewell address to Israel
- ·Saul offers sacrifice before Samuel arrives
- ·Jonathan and his armor-bearer rout a Philistine outpost
- ·Saul's rash oath endangers Jonathan
- ·Saul is rejected after sparing Agag and the best spoil
- ·Samuel anoints David at Bethlehem
- ·David enters Saul's service as a musician
- ·David defeats Goliath
- ·Jonathan makes a covenant with David
- ·David defeats the Philistines and marries Michal
- ·Michal helps David escape Saul
- ·Jonathan warns David and renews their covenant
- ·David receives holy bread at Nob and flees to Gath
- ·David gathers followers; Saul kills the priests of Nob
- ·David saves Keilah and escapes Saul
- ·Jonathan strengthens David in God in the wilderness
- ·David spares Saul in the cave at En-gedi
- ·Samuel dies and Israel mourns
- ·Abigail turns David back from bloodshed
- ·David spares Saul again in the wilderness of Ziph
- ·David lives among the Philistines at Ziklag
- 1055 BCSaul consults the medium at Endor
- 1055 BCPhilistine commanders dismiss David from battle
- 1055 BCDavid recovers the captives taken from Ziklag
- 1055 BCDeath of Saul and Jonathan at Gilboa
- 1055 BCDavid laments Saul and Jonathan
- 1055 BCDavid king over Judah at Hebron
- ·Ish-bosheth rules Israel as conflict begins with David's house
- ·Abner defects to David and Joab kills him
- ·Ish-bosheth is assassinated
- 1048 BCDavid king over all Israel; Jerusalem taken
- 1048 BCHiram builds David a palace in Jerusalem
- ·David defeats the Philistines at Baal-perazim and Rephaim
- 1045 BCUzzah dies during the first attempt to move the ark
- 1045 BCThe ark brought to Jerusalem
- ·The Davidic covenant
- ·David's kingdom is established through victories
- ·David shows covenant kindness to Mephibosheth
- 1035 BCAmmon humiliates David's envoys and war follows
- 1035 BCDavid's sin with Bathsheba and Uriah
- 1035 BCNathan rebukes David; Solomon is born
- 1035 BCDavid confesses his sin in Psalm 51
- 1035 BCRabbah is captured and David returns to Jerusalem
- ·Amnon violates Tamar
- ·Absalom kills Amnon and flees to Geshur
- ·Joab arranges Absalom's return to Jerusalem
- ·Absalom seizes support and David flees Jerusalem
- ·Ziba meets David; Shimei curses him; Hushai enters Jerusalem
- ·Hushai defeats Ahithophel's counsel
- ·Absalom's rebellion and death
- ·David returns to Jerusalem after Absalom's death
- ·Joab ends Sheba's rebellion
- ·Justice for the Gibeonites ends a three-year famine
- ·David's warriors defeat Philistine giants
- ·David sings of the LORD his rock and deliverer
- ·David's last words and mighty men are remembered
- ·David's census brings plague; an altar is built on the threshing floor
- 1015 BCAdonijah attempts to claim David's throne
- 1015 BCSolomon is anointed king at Gihon
- 1015 BCDeath of David; Solomon enthroned
- 1015 BCSolomon's throne is firmly established
- ·Solomon asks the LORD for wisdom at Gibeon
- ·Solomon judges between two women claiming one child
- ·Solomon organizes the kingdom and Israel prospers
- ·Solomon's proverbs and songs
- ·Solomon and Hiram prepare materials for the temple
- 1012 BCSolomon begins the temple
- 1005 BCSolomon completes the temple structure
- 1005 BCHiram completes the temple's bronze furnishings
- 1005 BCThe temple dedicated; the glory fills the house
- ·Solomon completes his palace complex
- ·The LORD appears to Solomon after the dedication
- ·Solomon expands his building projects and maritime trade
- ·The queen of Sheba visits Solomon
- ·Solomon's wealth and international power increase
- ·Solomon's foreign wives turn his heart toward other gods
- ·Adversaries rise and Ahijah foretells Jeroboam's kingdom
- 975 BCDeath of Solomon; the kingdom about to divide
Divided Kingdom
- 975 BCThe kingdom divides; Jeroboam's golden calves
- ·Shemaiah stops war between Judah and Israel
- ·Priests and Levites leave Israel for Judah
- ·The altar at Bethel condemned
- ·Ahijah foretells the fall of Jeroboam's house
- 971 BCShishak of Egypt plunders Jerusalem
- ·Abijah defeats Jeroboam
- ·Asa cries to the LORD against the Cushite army
- ·Asa removes idols and renews the covenant
- ·Asa relies on Aram and imprisons the prophet
- ·Baasha destroys the house of Jeroboam
- ·Zimri's seven-day reign ends in fire
- ·Omri builds Samaria as Israel's capital
- ·Ahab and Jezebel establish Baal worship
- ·Hiel rebuilds Jericho at the cost foretold
- ·Elijah announces drought and raises a widow's son
- ·Obadiah hides one hundred prophets
- ·Elijah and the prophets of Baal on Carmel
- ·Rain returns after the drought
- ·Elijah hears the gentle whisper at Horeb
- ·Elisha leaves his plow to follow Elijah
- ·Ahab defeats Ben-hadad but spares him
- ·Naboth's vineyard seized
- ·Jehoshaphat delivered without fighting
- 897 BCAhab falls at Ramoth-gilead; Micaiah vindicated
- ·Ahaziah seeks Baal-zebub instead of the LORD
- 896 BCElijah taken up in the whirlwind
- 895 BCElisha's ministry begins with a double portion
- ·Jericho's waters healed
- ·Water supplied in the campaign against Moab
- ·A widow's oil fills every vessel
- ·The Shunammite woman's son restored
- ·Elisha makes the poisoned stew safe
- ·Elisha feeds one hundred men
- ·Naaman washed and healed in the Jordan
- ·Gehazi lies for Naaman's gifts
- ·The borrowed axe head floats
- ·The Aramean army led blind into Samaria
- ·Samaria's siege suddenly lifted
- ·The Shunammite woman's land is restored
- ·Hazael becomes king of Aram
- ·Jehoram leads Judah into unfaithfulness
- ·Jehu is anointed king of Israel
- ·Jehu kills Joram; Jezebel dies at Jezreel
- ·Jehu destroys Ahab's house and Baal's temple
- ·Athaliah's usurpation; Joash preserved and crowned
- ·Joash repairs the temple
- ·Zechariah is stoned in the temple court
- ·Hazael attacks Jerusalem; Joash is assassinated
- ·Jehoahaz seeks the LORD under Aramean oppression
- ·Elisha gives Joash the sign of the arrows
- ·A dead man revives at Elisha's tomb
- ·Joash defeats Aram three times
- ·Amaziah dismisses hired troops and defeats Edom
- ·Amaziah defeated after exalting himself
- ·Jeroboam II restores Israel's borders
- ·Jonah preaches to Nineveh
- 808 BCJoel calls Judah to return to the LORD
- ·Amos confronts prosperous Israel
- ·Hosea's household becomes a sign to Israel
- ·Israel's kings fall in rapid succession
- ·Uzziah strengthens Judah and becomes powerful
- ·Uzziah's pride leads to leprosy
- ·The year King Uzziah died; Isaiah's vision
- ·Jotham strengthens Judah
- ·Rezin and Pekah attack Judah
- ·Oded persuades Israel to release Judean captives
- ·Isaiah gives the sign of Immanuel
- ·Micah warns Jerusalem and promises a ruler from Bethlehem
- 721 BCSamaria falls; Israel carried to Assyria
- ·Assyria resettles Samaria
- ·Hezekiah removes the high places
- ·Hezekiah reopens the temple and keeps Passover
- ·Hezekiah restores priestly service and offerings
- ·Hezekiah strips the temple to pay Assyria
- ·The Rabshakeh challenges Jerusalem
- 713 BCHezekiah prays; the LORD delivers Jerusalem
- ·Hezekiah healed; the shadow moves backward
- ·Hezekiah displays his treasures to Babylon
- ·Manasseh fills Jerusalem with idolatry and bloodshed
- ·Manasseh's captivity and repentance
- ·Amon assassinated; Josiah made king
- ·Josiah begins seeking God and purging idolatry
- 629 BCThe call of Jeremiah
- ·Zephaniah announces the day of the LORD
- 626 BCNineveh falls, as Nahum foretold
- ·The Book of the Law found; Huldah consulted
- ·Josiah destroys Jeroboam's altar at Bethel
- 623 BCJosiah keeps the great Passover
- ·Josiah killed at Megiddo
- ·Pharaoh Neco removes Jehoahaz from Judah's throne
- ·Jehoiakim serves Babylon and then rebels
- ·Habakkuk wrestles with Babylon's rise
- ·Jeremiah warns at the temple gate
- ·Jeremiah visits the potter and breaks the jar
- ·The Rechabites remain faithful to their father's command
- 607 BCDaniel taken to Babylon; the first deportation
- ·Jehoiakim burns Jeremiah's scroll
- 599 BCJehoiachin deported; Ezekiel among the captives
- ·Jeremiah writes to the exiles in Babylon
- ·Hananiah breaks Jeremiah's yoke
- 595 BCEzekiel's vision by the Chebar canal
- ·Nebuchadnezzar begins the final siege of Jerusalem
- ·Judah frees Hebrew slaves and then enslaves them again
- ·Jeremiah buys a field during the siege
- ·Jeremiah rescued from the cistern
- 586 BCJerusalem falls; the temple burned
Exile
- 586 BCObadiah announces judgment on Edom
- ·Nebuchadnezzar's dream of the statue
- ·Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the furnace
- ·Ezekiel eats the scroll and is appointed watchman
- ·Ezekiel portrays Jerusalem's siege
- ·Ezekiel divides his shaved hair as a sign
- ·Ezekiel sees idolatry in the temple and the glory depart
- ·Ezekiel carries baggage through the wall
- ·Ezekiel condemns false prophets
- ·Jerusalem's unfaithfulness portrayed
- ·Ezekiel's riddle of the eagles and the cedar
- ·Ezekiel rejects the proverb of sour grapes
- ·Ezekiel marks the road for Babylon's sword
- ·Ezekiel's wife dies as Jerusalem is besieged
- ·Ezekiel speaks against Judah's neighboring nations
- 584 BCNebuchadnezzar besieges Tyre, as Ezekiel foretold
- ·Ezekiel laments Tyre's shattered trade
- ·Ezekiel rebukes the proud ruler of Tyre
- ·Ezekiel announces judgment on Egypt
- ·Nebuzaradan releases Jeremiah
- ·Gedaliah governs the remnant at Mizpah
- ·Ishmael assassinates Gedaliah
- ·Judah's remnant rejects God's word and flees to Egypt
- ·Jeremiah gives a final warning in Egypt
- ·Jerusalem's destruction mourned
- ·News of Jerusalem's fall reaches Ezekiel
- ·False shepherds condemned; one shepherd promised
- ·Cleansing, a new heart, and a new spirit promised
- ·Ezekiel sees the valley of dry bones
- ·The two sticks joined as one
- ·Ezekiel's prophecy concerning Gog
- 574 BCEzekiel's vision of the new temple
- 570 BCNebuchadnezzar's madness and restoration
- 562 BCJehoiachin lifted from prison in Babylon
- ·Daniel sees four beasts and the Son of Man
- ·Daniel sees the ram and the goat
- 538 BCBelshazzar's feast; Babylon falls
- 538 BCDaniel in the lions' den
- 538 BCDaniel's prayer and the seventy weeks
Return
- 537 BCThe decree of Cyrus
- 537 BCCyrus returns the temple vessels
- 536 BCThe first return under Zerubbabel
- 536 BCThe altar rebuilt and the appointed feasts restored
- 535 BCThe second temple foundation laid
- 535 BCThe builders reject a false partnership
- 535 BCDaniel's final vision by the Tigris
- 522 BCA royal order forces the work to stop
- 520 BCHaggai and Zechariah stir the people to rebuild
- 520 BCHaggai promises greater glory for the house
- 520 BCBlessing promised; Zerubbabel called God's signet
- 519 BCZechariah receives the night visions
- 519 BCJoshua crowned as a sign of the Branch
- 519 BCTattenai investigates the temple work
- 519 BCDarius confirms Cyrus's decree
- 518 BCZechariah turns the fasts toward joy
- 518 BCEsther is gathered to the royal palace
- 515 BCThe second temple completed
- 515 BCThe temple dedicated and Passover kept
- 514 BCEsther is made queen
- 514 BCMordecai uncovers a plot against the king
- 514 BCHaman obtains a decree against the Jews
- 514 BCEsther calls a fast and approaches the king
- 514 BCMordecai is honored in Haman's robes
- 514 BCEsther exposes Haman; Haman is hanged
- 514 BCMordecai issues a decree of defense
- 509 BCThe Jews are delivered from their enemies
- 509 BCThe feast of Purim established
- 467 BCEzra commissioned to teach and administer the Law
- 467 BCEzra gathers the returning families and Levites
- 467 BCThe returnees fast for a safe journey
- 467 BCEzra arrives safely and presents the offerings
- 467 BCIntermarriage with surrounding peoples is reported
- 467 BCEzra confesses the people's unfaithfulness
- 467 BCEzra oversees the community reform
- 455 BCNehemiah hears of Jerusalem's distress
- 454 BCArtaxerxes commissions Nehemiah
- 454 BCNehemiah inspects the broken wall by night
- 454 BCFamilies and guilds rebuild Jerusalem's wall
- 454 BCThe builders work with weapons at hand
- 454 BCNehemiah confronts exploitation of the poor
- 454 BCNehemiah resists intimidation and false prophecy
- 454 BCJerusalem's wall completed in fifty-two days
- 454 BCJerusalem's gates guarded and the city repopulated
- 454 BCEzra reads the Law at the Water Gate
- 454 BCThe Feast of Booths kept with great joy
- 454 BCThe people confess and seal the covenant
- 454 BCJerusalem's wall dedicated with two choirs
- 442 BCNehemiah returns to the Persian court
- 442 BCNehemiah returns and restores order
- 416 BCMalachi rebukes corrupt worship and covenant unfaithfulness
- 416 BCThe messenger, the day of the LORD, and Elijah promised
Intertestamental
- 332 BCAlexander conquers the Persian empire
- 323 BCAlexander dies; his empire is divided
- 320 BCJerusalem under the Ptolemies
- 277 BCThe Septuagint translation begun in Alexandria
- 198 BCJudea passes from Egypt to Syria
- 176 BCHeliodorus attempts to seize the temple treasury
- 175 BCAntiochus IV Epiphanes becomes king
- 175 BCJason purchases the high priesthood
- 174 BCA Greek gymnasium is built in Jerusalem
- 172 BCMenelaus displaces Jason as high priest
- 171 BCOnias III is murdered near Antioch
- 170 BCAntiochus IV plunders the temple
- 168 BCAntiochus IV desecrates the temple
- 168 BCApollonius sacks Jerusalem
- 167 BCMattathias begins the Maccabean revolt
- 167 BCFaithful families are killed in the wilderness
- 166 BCMattathias dies; Judas takes command
- 166 BCJudas defeats Apollonius and Seron
- 166 BCJudas wins the battle near Emmaus
- 165 BCThe temple cleansed and rededicated (Hanukkah)
- 165 BCJudas defeats Lysias at Beth-zur
- 164 BCJudas rescues Jewish communities in Galilee and Gilead
- 164 BCAntiochus IV dies in the east
- 163 BCEleazar dies in the battle of Beth-zechariah
- 161 BCJudas defeats Nicanor at Adasa
- 161 BCJudas makes an alliance with Rome
- 161 BCJudas Maccabeus dies at Eleasa
- 161 BCJonathan succeeds Judas
- 158 BCJonathan and Simon make peace with Bacchides
- 153 BCJonathan becomes high priest
- 148 BCJonathan takes Joppa and defeats Apollonius
- 143 BCSimon leads Judea toward independence
- 143 BCJonathan is captured and killed
- 142 BCSimon clears the Jerusalem citadel
- 142 BCSimon's leadership is formally confirmed
- 135 BCSimon is murdered; John Hyrcanus succeeds him
- 130 BCJohn Hyrcanus takes Shechem and Mount Gerizim
- 109 BCThe Hasmoneans capture Samaria
- 108 BCAristobulus I takes the title of king
- 106 BCAlexander Jannaeus becomes king and high priest
- 78 BCSalome Alexandra rules Judea
- 67 BCHyrcanus II and Aristobulus II fight for the throne
- 63 BCPompey takes Jerusalem; Rome arrives
- 47 BCHerod rises as governor of Galilee
- 40 BCHerod made king of Judea
- 40 BCParthians install Antigonus in Jerusalem
- 37 BCHerod takes Jerusalem
- 25 BCHerod rebuilds Samaria as Sebaste
- 19 BCHerod prepares to rebuild the temple
- 17 BCHerod begins rebuilding the temple
- 8 BCHerod dedicates the rebuilt temple sanctuary
Life of Christ
- 5 BCGabriel foretells the birth of John
- 5 BCThe annunciation to Mary
- 5 BCMary visits Elizabeth
- 5 BCBirth of John the Baptist
- 4 BCThe birth of Jesus at Bethlehem
- 4 BCJesus circumcised and named
- 4 BCThe presentation in the temple; Simeon and Anna
- ·The magi; the flight to Egypt
- ·Jesus grows in wisdom at Nazareth
- AD 9The boy Jesus in the temple
- ·John the Baptist prepares the way
- ·The baptism of Jesus; the ministry begins
- ·Jesus tempted in the wilderness
- ·John testifies that Jesus is the Lamb of God
- ·The first disciples follow Jesus
- ·Water to wine at Cana; the first sign
- ·Jesus cleanses the temple at Passover
- ·Jesus teaches Nicodemus about the new birth
- ·Jesus ministers in Judea; John rejoices
- ·Jesus and the Samaritan woman
- ·A royal official's son is healed
- ·Jesus begins proclaiming the kingdom in Galilee
- ·Jesus heals an invalid at Bethesda
- ·Jesus teaches the Son's authority to give life and judge
- ·Jesus rejected at Nazareth
- ·Jesus calls fishermen to follow Him
- ·Jesus commands an unclean spirit at Capernaum
- ·Peter's mother-in-law and many others healed
- ·Jesus prays alone and tours Galilee
- ·Jesus cleanses a man with leprosy
- ·A paralytic lowered through the roof
- ·Jesus calls Matthew
- ·Jesus answers a question about fasting
- ·The Son of Man is Lord of the Sabbath
- ·Jesus heals a withered hand on the Sabbath
- ·Great crowds gather by the sea
- ·Jesus appoints the twelve apostles
- ·Jesus answers the Beelzebul charge
- ·Jesus identifies His true family
- ·Jesus pronounces the Beatitudes
- ·Jesus calls His disciples salt and light
- ·Jesus teaches that He fulfills the Law
- ·Jesus teaches reconciliation before worship
- ·Jesus teaches purity and faithfulness in marriage
- ·Jesus commands truthfulness and love for enemies
- ·Jesus teaches giving without seeking praise
- ·Jesus teaches prayer and the Lord's Prayer
- ·Jesus teaches fasting and treasure in heaven
- ·Jesus says not to worry about tomorrow
- ·Jesus warns against hypocritical judgment
- ·Jesus teaches, ask, seek, and knock
- ·Jesus warns of the narrow gate and false prophets
- ·The wise and foolish builders
- ·A centurion's servant healed
- ·Jesus raises a widow's son at Nain
- ·John sends messengers to Jesus
- ·A forgiven woman anoints Jesus
- ·Women accompany and support Jesus' ministry
- ·The parable of the sower
- ·The lamp and the measure
- ·The parable of the growing seed
- ·The parable of the wheat and weeds
- ·The mustard seed and the leaven
- ·The hidden treasure and the pearl
- ·The parable of the net
- ·Jesus is rejected again at Nazareth
- ·Jesus calms the storm
- ·Jesus delivers the Gerasene man
- ·A woman touches Jesus' garment and is healed
- ·Jairus's daughter is raised
- ·Two blind men receive their sight
- ·A mute man speaks after a demon is driven out
- ·Jesus has compassion on the harassed crowds
- ·The twelve sent to proclaim the kingdom
- ·John the Baptist beheaded
- ·The apostles return and Jesus seeks a quiet place
- ·The feeding of the five thousand
- ·Jesus walks on the sea
- ·The sick are healed at Gennesaret
- ·Jesus teaches that He is the bread of life
- ·Jesus teaches what truly defiles a person
- ·A Canaanite woman's daughter delivered
- ·Jesus heals a deaf man
- ·Jesus heals crowds beside the Sea of Galilee
- ·The feeding of the four thousand
- ·A sign is demanded; Jesus warns about leaven
- ·A blind man healed at Bethsaida
- ·Peter's confession at Caesarea Philippi
- ·Jesus first foretells His death and resurrection
- ·The transfiguration
- ·Jesus explains Elijah's coming
- ·Jesus delivers a boy from an unclean spirit
- ·Jesus again foretells His death and resurrection
- ·The temple tax coin in the fish
- ·Jesus places a child among the disciples
- ·Jesus warns against stumbling and seeks the wandering
- ·Jesus teaches how to restore a sinning brother
- ·The parable of the unforgiving servant
- ·Jesus teaches about service, stumbling, and peace
- ·Jesus teaches at the Feast of Tabernacles
- ·Jerusalem is divided over Jesus' identity
- ·Jesus promises rivers of living water
- ·Jesus shows mercy to a woman caught in adultery
- ·Jesus declares that He is the light of the world
- ·Jesus teaches that the truth sets people free
- ·Jesus declares, Before Abraham was, I am
- ·A Samaritan village refuses to receive Jesus
- ·Jesus answers three would-be followers
- ·Jesus sends out the seventy-two
- ·Jesus warns the unrepentant cities
- ·The seventy-two return with joy
- ·The parable of the good Samaritan
- ·Jesus visits Martha and Mary
- ·Jesus teaches His disciples to pray
- ·The friend at midnight; ask, seek, and knock
- ·Jesus answers the Beelzebul charge
- ·Jesus gives the sign of Jonah and speaks of the lamp
- ·Jesus pronounces woes on Pharisees and experts in the law
- ·Jesus teaches whom to fear and confess
- ·The parable of the rich fool
- ·Jesus tells the disciples not to worry
- ·Jesus calls His servants to watchfulness
- ·Jesus speaks of division and discerning the time
- ·Jesus gives sight to a man born blind
- ·Jesus teaches that He is the good shepherd
- ·Jesus at the Feast of Dedication
- ·Jesus calls people to repent; the barren fig tree
- ·A woman bent for eighteen years healed
- ·Jesus teaches about the narrow door
- ·Jesus refuses Herod's threat and laments Jerusalem
- ·A man with dropsy is healed on the Sabbath
- ·Jesus teaches humility at a Pharisee's table
- ·The parable of the great banquet
- ·Jesus teaches the cost of discipleship
- ·The parable of the lost sheep
- ·The parable of the lost coin
- ·The parable of the lost son
- ·The parable of the dishonest manager
- ·Jesus answers the money-loving Pharisees
- ·The rich man and Lazarus
- ·Jesus teaches correction and repeated forgiveness
- ·Jesus speaks of faith like a mustard seed
- ·Servants humbly do their duty
- ·Ten men with leprosy cleansed
- ·Jesus teaches about the coming of the kingdom
- ·Jesus describes the days of the Son of Man
- ·The parable of the persistent widow
- ·The Pharisee and the tax collector
- ·Jesus teaches about marriage and divorce
- ·Jesus welcomes the children
- ·Jesus and the rich young ruler
- ·Jesus teaches about riches and the reward of following Him
- ·The parable of the workers in the vineyard
- ·Jesus foretells His death a third time
- ·Greatness through service
- ·Blind Bartimaeus receives his sight
- ·Jesus brings salvation to Zacchaeus's house
- ·The parable of the minas
- ·Jesus returns beyond the Jordan; many believe
- ·The raising of Lazarus
- ·The council resolves to put Jesus to death
- AD 33Mary anoints Jesus at Bethany
- AD 33The triumphal entry
- AD 33Jesus weeps over Jerusalem
- AD 33Greeks at the feast seek Jesus
- AD 33Many remain unbelieving despite Jesus' signs
- AD 33Jesus cleanses the temple in Passion Week
- AD 33The fig tree withers
- AD 33Jesus' authority is challenged in the temple
- AD 33The parable of the two sons
- AD 33The parable of the wicked tenants
- AD 33The parable of the wedding banquet
- AD 33Jesus answers the question about tribute to Caesar
- AD 33Jesus answers the Sadducees about resurrection
- AD 33Jesus names the greatest commandment
- AD 33Jesus asks how the Christ is David's Lord
- AD 33Jesus warns the scribes and Pharisees
- AD 33The widow's offering
- AD 33Jesus foretells the temple's fall and His coming
- AD 33The unknown day and the watchful servant
- AD 33The parable of the ten virgins
- AD 33The parable of the talents
- AD 33The Son of Man separates the sheep and goats
- AD 33Leaders conspire to arrest and kill Jesus
- AD 33Judas agrees to betray Jesus
- AD 33The disciples prepare the Passover
- AD 33The last supper; the new covenant
- AD 33Jesus washes the disciples' feet
- AD 33Jesus identifies the betrayer
- AD 33Jesus' farewell teaching and prayer
- AD 33Gethsemane; the arrest
- AD 33Jesus is questioned before Annas
- AD 33Jesus before the council; Peter denies Him
- AD 33Judas returns the silver
- AD 33Jesus before Pilate and Herod
- AD 33The crucifixion
- AD 33The burial in Joseph's tomb
- AD 33The resurrection
- AD 33Mary Magdalene sees the risen Jesus
- AD 33Thomas sees the risen Jesus
- AD 33Emmaus, the appearances, and the great commission
- AD 33Jesus restores Peter by the Sea of Galilee
- AD 33The ascension
Early Church
- AD 33The disciples wait together in Jerusalem
- AD 33Matthias chosen to replace Judas
- AD 33Pentecost; the Spirit poured out
- AD 33Peter proclaims the risen Christ at Pentecost
- ·The first believers devote themselves to fellowship
- ·A lame man healed at the Beautiful Gate
- ·Peter preaches in Solomon's Portico
- ·Peter and John before the council
- ·The believers pray for boldness
- ·The believers share with those in need
- ·Ananias and Sapphira
- ·Many signs and healings in Jerusalem
- ·The apostles delivered from prison
- ·The apostles answer the council; Gamaliel counsels restraint
- ·Seven chosen to serve the growing church
- ·Stephen seized and accused
- ·Stephen recounts Israel's history before the council
- ·Stephen, the first martyr
- ·Persecution scatters the church from Jerusalem
- ·The gospel proclaimed in Samaria
- ·Peter and John pray for the Samaritan believers
- ·Philip and the Ethiopian official
- ·Philip preaches from Azotus to Caesarea
- AD 34The conversion of Saul on the Damascus road
- AD 34Ananias restores Saul's sight
- ·Saul preaches Christ and escapes Damascus
- ·Barnabas receives Saul in Jerusalem
- ·Aeneas healed at Lydda
- ·Tabitha restored to life at Joppa
- ·Cornelius and Peter receive guiding visions
- ·Cornelius; the gospel to the Gentiles
- ·Peter explains the Gentiles' welcome to the church
- ·Antioch: disciples first called Christians
- ·Agabus foretells famine; relief sent to Judea
- AD 44James martyred; Peter delivered from prison
- AD 44Herod Agrippa struck down at Caesarea
- ·Barnabas and Saul sent on the first journey
- ·Barnabas and Saul proclaim the word at Salamis
- ·Elymas opposed; Sergius Paulus believes
- ·Paul preaches at Pisidian Antioch
- ·The Gentiles rejoice at Pisidian Antioch
- ·The church divided at Iconium
- ·A man healed; the crowd attempts sacrifice at Lystra
- ·Paul stoned and left for dead at Lystra
- ·Many disciples made at Derbe
- ·Elders appointed; the first journey completed
- ·The Jerusalem council
- ·The council sends its letter to Gentile believers
- ·Paul and Barnabas separate
- ·Timothy joins Paul and Silas
- ·The Macedonian call; the gospel enters Europe
- ·Lydia believes and is baptized at Philippi
- ·Paul and Silas beaten and imprisoned at Philippi
- ·The Philippian jailer believes
- ·Paul proclaims Christ at Thessalonica
- ·The Bereans examine the Scriptures daily
- ·Paul at the Areopagus
- ·Paul meets Aquila and Priscilla at Corinth
- ·Paul teaches eighteen months at Corinth
- ·Paul writes 1 Thessalonians from Corinth
- ·Paul writes 2 Thessalonians, likely from Corinth
- ·Paul brought before Gallio
- ·Paul returns to Antioch and begins another journey
- ·Priscilla and Aquila instruct Apollos
- ·Disciples at Ephesus receive the Holy Spirit
- ·Paul teaches daily in the hall of Tyrannus
- ·The sons of Sceva overcome at Ephesus
- ·Converts burn their magic books at Ephesus
- ·Paul writes 1 Corinthians from Ephesus
- ·The silversmiths’ riot at Ephesus
- ·Paul writes 2 Corinthians from Macedonia
- ·Paul strengthens believers in Macedonia and Greece
- ·Paul writes Romans from Corinth
- ·Eutychus restored to life at Troas
- ·Paul journeys from Troas toward Miletus
- ·Paul’s farewell to the Ephesian elders
- ·Disciples warn Paul on the journey to Jerusalem
- ·Agabus binds himself with Paul's belt
- ·Paul meets James and the elders in Jerusalem
- ·Paul arrested in Jerusalem
- ·Paul recounts his conversion to the Jerusalem crowd
- ·Paul's Roman citizenship prevents a flogging
- ·Paul before the Sanhedrin
- ·A plot against Paul; transfer to Caesarea
- ·Paul answers his accusers before Felix
- ·Paul speaks to Felix and Drusilla
- ·Paul appeals to Caesar before Festus
- ·Festus presents Paul's case to Agrippa
- ·Paul recounts his commission before Agrippa
- ·Agrippa and Festus find no cause for punishment
- ·Paul's voyage to Rome begins
- ·Paul gives courage during the storm
- ·The ship breaks apart near Malta
- ·Paul unharmed by a viper on Malta
- ·The sick healed on Malta
- ·Paul reaches Rome
- ·Paul addresses the Jewish leaders in Rome
- ·Paul teaches openly for two years in Rome
- ·Nero's persecution; Peter and Paul martyred
- AD 70Jerusalem and the temple destroyed by Titus
- AD 95John's Revelation on Patmos
Prophetic Future
- ·The rapture of the church
- ·The judgment seat of Christ
- ·The seven-year tribulation
- ·The first seal; a rider on a white horse
- ·The second seal; peace taken from the earth
- ·The third seal; scarcity and costly food
- ·The fourth seal; Death and Hades
- ·The fifth seal; the slain cry for justice
- ·The sixth seal; the earth is shaken
- ·God's servants sealed
- ·A great multitude before the throne
- ·The seventh seal; silence in heaven
- ·The first trumpet
- ·The second trumpet
- ·The third trumpet; Wormwood
- ·The fourth trumpet; heavenly lights struck
- ·The fifth trumpet; the first woe
- ·The sixth trumpet; the second woe
- ·John receives the little scroll
- ·The two witnesses
- ·The seventh trumpet; the kingdom proclaimed
- ·The woman, the child, and the dragon
- ·War in heaven; the dragon cast down
- ·The beast from the sea
- ·The beast from the earth and its mark
- ·The Lamb and the 144,000
- ·Three angels proclaim warning and judgment
- ·The harvest of the earth
- ·Seven angels receive the final plagues
- ·The first five bowls of wrath
- ·The sixth bowl; kings gathered for battle
- ·The seventh bowl; it is done
- ·Babylon the great is judged
- ·The marriage supper of the Lamb
- ·The second coming of Christ
- ·The beast and false prophet are judged
- ·Satan bound for a thousand years
- ·The judgment of the nations
- ·The first resurrection
- ·The millennial reign
- ·Satan released; the final rebellion
- ·The devil cast into the lake of fire
- ·The great white throne judgment
- ·Death and Hades cast into the lake of fire
- ·The new heavens and new earth
- ·The New Jerusalem descends
- ·The holy city revealed in glory
- ·The Lamb is the city's lamp
- ·The river and tree of life
- ·God's servants see His face and reign