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Timeline based on traditionally accepted timeframes and general consensus of a variety of sources, including Wilmington's Guide to the Bible, A Survey of Israel's History (Wood), The Mysterious Numbers of the Hebrew Kings (Thiele), ESV Study Bible, The Treasury of Scripture Knowledge, International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, and Easton's ...
- Old Testament Timeline
Bible Timeline. Old Testament. All Dates are Approximate....
- John 1
The Beginning (Genesis 1:1–2; Hebrews 11:1–3)1 In the...
- Revelation 1
Prologue (Daniel 12:1–13)1 This is the revelation of Jesus...
- Exodus 2
The Birth and Adoption of Moses (Acts 7:20–22; Hebrews...
- 2 Samuel 7
God’s Covenant with David (1 Chronicles 17:1–15)1 After the...
- Luke 1
Dedication to Theophilus (Acts 1:1–3)1 Many have undertaken...
- Matthew 13
The Parable of the Sower (Mark 4:1–9; Luke 8:4–8)1 That same...
- New Testament Timeline
Timeline based on traditionally accepted timeframes and...
- Jeremiah
Bible Timeline. 627 BC: The Call of Jeremiah: Jeremiah 1:...
- Old Testament Timeline
Dec 22, 2023 · Resolving the Timeline Conflict. When examining the chronology of biblical narratives, conflicts with historical events can arise. One such discrepancy occurs when comparing the biblical timeline with the construction of the pyramids in Egypt. However, by trusting God’s Word as authoritative, we can find resolution.
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Bible Timeline Made Easy! Adam - Noah - Abraham - Moses. David - Daniel - Apostle Paul - Story Flow. A common difficulty that many people who study the Bible run into, especially those new to God's word, is trying to place characters and events in a proper sequence in some kind of timeline. It is common for those attempting the memorization of ...
- God's Plan of Salvation
- Lucifer Created
- The Origin of Sin
- Creation of Earth
- First Sin on Earth
- "Noah's" Flood
- Satan's Fall from Heaven
- Jesus' 1st Coming
- Judgment of All People *
- Jesus' 2nd Coming
The first event in the story, or Gospel, of Jesus was the Plan of Redemption. The Bible says that the Plan of Redemption was made before the "foundation of the world" Rev. 13:8. It was a plan that would be used to rid the whole universe of sin, and to save any who would completely trust God. "From the beginning, God and Christ knew of the apostasy ...
Lucifer, the one who would become Satan, was created by Jesus to be the highest ranking angel in Heaven. He was created perfect, with no tendency to sin, yet with the ability to freely choose to serve God or not to serve Him. (For further study, read The Origin of Evil. Also, see Ezekiel 28:12-15 and Angels.)
The next event cannot be explained. There is no reason that it happened. Lucifer sinned. (Ezekiel 28:13-19) If there could be found a reason, it would cease to be sin. The highest ranking angel in Heaven began to covet the honor that was given to God's Son, Jesus. Lucifer accused God of being unfair, of limiting the freedom of all created beings by...
About 6,000 years ago God created the inhabitants of the Earth. (See the Creation Timelinefor details.)
Lucifer wanted to be in charge of all of the "stars of God", to be "like God" (Isaiah 14:12-14), but of all the worlds that God had created in the whole universe, Lucifer could only win control of the newly created earth. He deceived Eve (Genesis 3:1-24 & The First Great Deception) and because Adam sinned also, Lucifer gained control of all people....
In the next 2,000 years man became so wicked that God sent a worldwide flood. This kept man from living such a long, cruel life, and it also protected many unborn people from having to deal with all this cruelty. (See Genesis 6-8, Did God Make a Mistake? and the Noah and the Flood Timeline.)
Satan’s fall from Heaven actually came in two stages. Stage 1 was when he and his angel followers were physically expelled or “cast out” of Heaven, and “sent” to this Earth. Satan was evidently allowed to come back to Heaven occasionally as the representative of fallen Earth. This can be seen in the story of Job (see Job 1& 2). Satan intentionally ...
About 2,000 years after the Flood, and about 4,000 years after Creation, God became a man. (See the Life of Jesus Timeline, the Ministry of Jesus Timeline and the Passion Week Timelinefor more details.) To fully understand why God (the Son - Jesus) would want to become a man is to fully understand the Gospel, but the love that God has for the whole...
After Jesus rose from the dead He returned to Heaven and according to the prophecy found in Daniel 8& 9 has already started the judgment of all humans (both the dead and the living).
After some of the devastating effects of sin are shown, Jesus will return to rescue His people from this earth and take them to live with Him for 1,000 years. This will include those people spoken about in the next section. (See the Second Coming Timelinefor more information.)
The book of Acts follows the Gospel of John. It serves primarily as a historical and transitional book. It begins with the ascension of the Lord Jesus Christ—the last major event recorded in the Gospels (Luke 24:51). The last half focuses upon Paul’s missionary journeys and ends with the apostle Paul in a Roman prison.
The books of 1 & 2 Chronicles tell the same stories as 1 & 2 Kings (they run parallel to each other), but 1 & 2 Chronicles give the reasons behind the event. In other words, they tell why these events took place (similar to what BibleTimelines.com is designed to do) whereas both 1 & 2 Kings just document the events. 1 Chronicles.
Sep 14, 2018 · This whiteboard video will give you a feel for the overall timeline of the Bible by breaking biblical history down into four simple chapters: Abraham to David. David to the Babylonian exile. Exile to Messiah. The age of the Messiah, or “These last days” as some New Testament writers put it. Granted, there are important stories that take ...
