Chronology of the New Testament
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A.D. |
Christian History |
Jewish History |
Contemporary Events |
|---|---|---|---|
Christian History Birth of Jesus Christ. | Jewish History Death of Herod the Great. Archelaus obtains Judea, Samaria, and Idumea; Herod Antipas, Galilee; Herod Philip, Iturea, Trachonitis, etc. | ||
Christian History | Jewish History Banishment of Archelaus. | ||
Christian History | Jewish History Coponius prefect of Judea; Ananus high priest. | ||
Christian History Jesus at Jerusalem in the temple. | Jewish History Cyrenius completes “the taxing.” | ||
Christian History | Jewish History Marcus Ambivius, prefect. | ||
Christian History | Jewish History Annius Rufus, prefect. | ||
Christian History | Jewish History | Contemporary Events Death of Augustus. | |
Christian History | Jewish History Valerius Gratus, prefect. | ||
Christian History | Jewish History Caiaphas, high priest. | ||
Christian History Beginning of the ministry of the Baptist. | Jewish History Pontius Pilate, prefect. | ||
Christian History The Crucifixion. | |||
A.D. 33 | Christian History | Jewish History Death of Herod Philip. | |
A.D. 35 | Christian History Conversion of Paul. | Jewish History Pontius Pilate exiled. | |
A.D. 37 | Christian History | Jewish History Jonathan, high priest. Herod Agrippa obtains the tetrarchy of Herod Philip. Marcellus, prefect. | Contemporary Events Death of Tiberius. |
A.D. 38 | Christian History | Jewish History Josephus born. | |
A.D. 39 | Christian History The churches have rest. | Jewish History Antipas deposed. Agrippa made tetrarch of Galilee. | |
A.D. 41 | Christian History | Jewish History Agrippa receives Judea. | Contemporary Events Death of Caligula. |
A.D. 44 | Christian History Death of James the brother of John. | Jewish History Death of Herod Agrippa Ⅰ. Cuspius Fadus, procurator. | |
A.D. 45 | Christian History Paul’s first missionary tour. | ||
A.D. 46 | Christian History | Jewish History Tiberius Alexander, procurator. | |
A.D. 48 | Christian History | Jewish History Ventidius Cumanus, procurator. | |
A.D. 49 | Christian History Council of Jerusalem. | ||
A.D. 50 | Christian History 1 and 2 Thessalonians written. | Jewish History | Contemporary Events Jews banished from Rome by Claudius. |
A.D. 51 | Christian History | Jewish History Claudius [or Antonius (?)] Felix, procurator. | |
A.D. 54 | Christian History | Jewish History | Contemporary Events Death of Claudius. |
A.D. 55 | Christian History 1 and 2 Corinthians, Galatians, Romans. | ||
A.D. 57 | Christian History Paul a prisoner at Caesarea. | ||
A.D. 58 | Christian History Paul sent to Rome. | Jewish History Porcius Festus, procurator. | |
A.D. 59 | Christian History Paul leaves Melita for Rome. | Jewish History Joseph, son of Simon, high priest. | |
A.D. 60 | Christian History Philippians, Colossians, Ephesians, Philemon. | Jewish History Albinus, procurator. | |
A.D. 61 | Christian History Close of the history of the Acts of the Apostles. | ||
A.D. 62 | Christian History | Jewish History Gessius Florus, procurator. Completion of the temple. | Contemporary Events Burning of Rome. Persecution under Nero. |
A.D. 64 | Christian History Titus, 1 and 2 Timothy. | Jewish History Jewish war commences. | |
A.D. 65 | Christian History Martyrdom of Peter and Paul. | Jewish History Capture of Jotapata by Vespasian. | |
A.D. 68 | Christian History | Jewish History | Contemporary Events Death of Nero. Galba proclaimed. |
A.D. 69 | Christian History | Jewish History | Contemporary Events Otho, Vitellius, Vespasian, emperors. |
A.D. 70 | Christian History Christians retire to Pella. | Jewish History Siege and capture of Jerusalem. | |
A.D. 79 | Christian History | Jewish History | Contemporary Events Death of Vespasian. |
A.D. 81 | Christian History | Jewish History | Contemporary Events Death of Titus. |
A.D. 95 | Christian History Persecution of Christians by Domitian. | ||
A.D. 96 | Christian History | Jewish History | Contemporary Events Death of Domitian. |