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What general observations can you make about the structure and timeline of the NT? Adapted from Harold W. Hoehner, “A Chronological Table of the Apostolic Age,” ThD Diss., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1964, rev. 1972. Book Written.
Grapevine Studies New Testament Teacher Sample Timeline. Birth of John: The first chronological event of the New Testament is the birth of John (commonly known as John the Baptist). An angel announced to Zacharias that he and his barren wife, Elizabeth, would have a son named John.
Enhance your Bible study and spiritual growth with timelines that bring clarity, organization, and important context to the New Testament. These visual aids will help you study, learn, and more fully understand God’s word and the events of Scripture.
List of the chronological dates of the 27 books of the New Testament along with historical events in the first century AD. The list includes places where the books or letters were written.
The dates provided in this booklet have been compiled from a variety of sources, including Scofield’s reference notes, the Holman Bible Atlas and the Believer’s Bible Commentary by William MacDonald, to mention a few. Some of the dates (particularly surrounding the birth and death of Christ) are uncertain.
Dating the Patriarch Period. All dates are back-calculated from later dates. The key passage that connects the later dates (see below) with the Patriarch period is Exodus 12:40, which states that the sons of Israel lived in Egypt for 430 years prior to the Exodus (that is, when Jacob entered Egypt at the age of 130).
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Unravel the captivating narrative of the New Testament through a comprehensive timeline that charts the composition of its 27 books. Discover the Gospels' genesis, the Acts' chronicle of the early church, the Epistles' wisdom and guidance, and Revelation's enigmatic prophecies.
