164 B.C.E.
|
The Maccabean Revolt |
140 |
Founding of the Hasmonaean Dynasty |
63 |
Pompey Magnus conquers Jerusalem |
37 |
Herod the Great named King of the Jews |
4 |
Herod the Great dies |
4 |
Revolt of Judas the Galilean |
4 B.C.E.–6 C.E.:
|
Jesus of Nazareth born |
6 C.E.:
|
Judea officially becomes Roman province |
10 |
Sepphoris becomes first royal seat of Herod Antipas |
18 |
Joseph Caiaphas appointed High Priest |
20 |
Tiberias becomes second royal seat of Herod Antipas |
26 |
Pontius Pilate becomes governor (prefect) in Jerusalem |
26–28 |
Launch of John the Baptist’s ministry |
28–30
|
Launch of Jesus of Nazareth’s ministry |
30–33 |
Death of Jesus of Nazareth |
36 |
Revolt of the Samaritan |
37 |
Conversion of Saul of Tarsus (Paul) |
44 |
Revolt of Theudas |
46 |
Revolt of Jacob and Simon, the sons of Judas the Galilean |
48 |
Paul writes first epistle: 1 Thessalonians |
56 |
Murder of the High Priest Jonathan |
56 |
Paul writes final epistle: Romans |
57 |
Revolt of the Egyptian |
62 |
Death of James, the brother of Jesus |
66 |
Death of Paul and the Apostle Peter in Rome |
66 |
The Jewish Revolt |
70 |
The Destruction of Jerusalem |
70–71 |
The gospel of Mark written |
73 |
Romans capture Masada |
80–90 |
The epistle of James written |
90–100 |
The gospels of Matthew and Luke written |
94 |
Josephus writes the Antiquities |
100–120 |
The gospel of John written |
132 |
Revolt of Simon son of Kochba |
300 |
The Pseudo-Clementines compiled
|
313 |
Emperor Constantine issues Edict of Milan |
325 |
The Council of Nicaea |
398 |
The Council of Hippo Regius |