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In the beginning - - - - - - - -- - - - Scroll down for more
The LORD God had not caused it to rain upon the earth,
and there was not a man to till the ground.
But there went up a mist from the earth,
and watered the whole face of the ground.
Adam 930 - - - Cain - - - - Abel
Stone age - - - - - - -
3870 BC -Seth 912
3765 BC Enos 905
3675 BC Canaan 910
3605 BC Mahalaleel 895
3540 BC Jared 962
3378 BC Enoch 365 did not die
3313 BC Methuselah 969 died the year of the flood
C 3148 None of the predynastic "antediluvian" rulers
have been verified via archaeological excavations, epigraphical inscriptions,
or otherwise.
3126 BC Lamech 777
2944 BC Noah
Could Japheth be the oldest and Ham the youngest?
Noah was 500 years old and begat: Genesis 5
c 2444 Shem 600
c 2445 Ham
c 2446 BC Japheth
2344 BC Great Flood 2/17/2344 BC
2343 BC End of Flood 2/27/2343 BC - - - Genesis 8
Sumerians believed that God regretted the creation of human life and sent a flood to destroy the creation,
but one man and family survived by building a boat.
the whole earth was of one language, and of one speech.
2342 BC Arphaxad Two years after the flood
2307 BC Salah lived 438
2277 BC Eber lived 433
2270-2124 BC Sargon I rules the Akkadian in Mesopotamia
2243 BC Peleg lived 239 years
"the name of one was Peleg; for in his days was the earth divided;"
2213 BC Reu lived 239
2181 BC Serug lived 230
2151 BC Nahor lived 148
Tower of Babel - - - - Genesis 11
c 2124 BC Great Earthquake
2122 1878 Terah
c 2100-1800 BC Third Sumerian dynasty of Ur
2004 Peleg dies
2052 BC - {1879} 1877 BC Abraham 175
Ussher has 1921 as God's call to Abraham <-- ck this
1977 BC Abram was seventy and five years old when he departed out of Haran.
1966 BC Ishmael 137
1952 BC Isaac
1801 BC Joseph 110
1771 2229 30 Joseph interprets dream
1760 BC famine in all of the land
c 1800-1170 BC Old Babylonian period
c 1728-1685 BC Hammurabi, author of the first known Code of Laws
c 1600-1100 BC Staggered periods of Hittite hegemony over Mesopotamia
c 1500 Egyptian pharaoh Amenhotep I
1412 BC Moses 120
1332 Exodus
Ussher has 1491 as the Exodus from Egypt <-- ck this
1292 BC Israel takes Canaan <--- ck this
- he divided their land to them by lot. And after that he gave unto them judges about the space of four hundred and fifty years, until Samuel the prophet"
c {932} 1051 BC Saul <-- ck this 1050-1010 ?
Ussher has 1012 as Founding of the Temple in Jerusalem <-- ck this
c {892} 1011 BC David <-- ck this 1003-970 ?
c {856} 971 BC Solomon <-- ck this 970-930
c 931 BC Rehoboam <-- ck this 930-913
c930 Jeroboam c909 ?
c913 Abijam c910
c910 Asa c869 ?
c909-908 Nadab
c908-886 Baasha
c886-885 Elah
c886 Zimri
c885 874 Omri
c874-853 Ahab
c872-848 Jehoshaphat
c852-841 Jehoram
c853-852 Ahaziah
C841 Ahaziah
c835-796 Joash
c814-798 Jehosahaz
c798-782 Jehoash
c796-767 Amaziah
c793-753 Jerooam II
c792-740 Uzziah (Azariah)
c753 Zechariah
c752 Shallum
c752-742 Menahem
c750-732 Jotham
c742-740 Pekahiah
c740-732 Pekah
c735-715 Ahaz
c732-722 Hoshea
c729-686 Hezekiah
722 BC Assyria captures Israel
xxx 714-681 BC Reign of Sennacherib, whose conquest of Israel resulted in the first deportations of the Hebrews
c697-642 Manasseh
668-626 BC Reign of Ashurbanipal, the most energetic of the Assyrian conquerors
612 BC Fall of Nineveh
612-539 BC Neo-Babylonian Period
606-565 BC Reign of Nebuchadnezzar; his conquest of Judah
and subsequent deportation of some Hebrew peoples mark the beginning of the Hebrew Exile
c642-640 Amon
c640-609 Josiah
c609 Jehoahaz
c609-598 Jehoiakim
605 BC <- ck this Nebuchadnezzar took Daniel to Babylon
c598-597 Jehoichin
597
c597-586 Zedekiah
586 BC Destruction of Jerusalem by Babylon
538 BC — Cyrus, King of Persia, issued a decree to Zerubbabel
to rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem (2 Chronicles 36.22-23; Ezra 1.1-3; and Ezra 6.1-5)
536 BC < ck this Zerubbabel
539 BC Fall of Babylon and the beginning of Persian dominance in Mesopotamia
546 BC Conquest of Lydia and the Greek cities of Asia Minor by Cyrus
536 Zerubbabel
521-486 BC Reign of Darius I; the Persian empire at its fullest extent, from Macedon to Egypt, Palestine to India
520 Temple work resumed
516 Temple finished
499-494 BC Rebellion of Greek cities against Persian rule
490-489 BC Darius I invades Greece on a punitive expedition against Athens; known in Greek history as Persian Wars
480-479 BC Invasion of Greece by Xerxes
479 BC Defeat of Persian armies by the Greeks
458 <- ck this Ezra returns
457 BC — Artaxerxes, King of Persia,
issued a decree to Ezra authorizing him to reinstitute the Temple services,
appoint judges and magistrates, and teach the Law (Ezra 7.11-26)
445 BC — Artaxerxes issued a decree to Nehemiah
to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem (Nehemiah 2.1-8).
428 - 348 Plato
423 <- ck this Nehemiah returns
356-330 Alexander the Great
330 BC Alexander enters Babylon; final fall of the Persians and Mesopotamian dominance over the region; beginning of Hellenistic period
37 Herod the Great
7 ? 6 ? 5 ? BC Jesus is born (Ussher has 5 BC)
4 BC Herod the Great dies
30 ? 31 ? Jesus is crucified
70 AD Destruction of Jerusalem
C 300 AD Constantine
395 Theodosius I
455 Sack of Rome
1066 AD Battle of Hastings
1492 AD Discovery of America
c 1840 Irish Potato Famine
1861 AD War for Southern Independence
1929 stock market crash
1941 Japan attacks Pearl Harbor
1948 AD Nation of Israel established
1967 AD 6 day war
1973 Yom Kippur War - - - Arab Oil Embargo
1991
2001 Less than 3000 DY's killed in NY War on Terror
2002 Cleanup of the World Trade Center completed
2006
2010
202?
Rapture of the saints
- 27 And he shall confirm the covenant with many for one week:
white horse a bow; and a crown
red horse take peace from the earth
black horse a pair of balances in his hand
pale horse Death
sun became black moon became as blood
three and a half years later
- and in the midst of the week
- he shall cause the sacrifice and the oblation to cease,
Flee into the mountains ---- Matthew 24
woman fled into the wilderness
remnant will defend Jerusalem
Check this out
Balsas River valley, where stone milling tools with maize residue have been found.
Maize was a major staple food, of North American, South American, and Caribbean cultures.
