The document provides a timeline of key events in the New Testament from 5 BC to 100 AD. It summarizes Jesus's life and ministry, the establishment of the early Church by the Apostles, and Paul's missionary journeys spreading Christianity throughout the Roman world. Major developments included the writing of the gospels, Paul's letters, and other New Testament texts during this period. The early Church faced persecution but continued to grow rapidly throughout the Roman Empire.
The document provides a timeline of key events in the New Testament from 5 BC to 100 AD. It summarizes Jesus's life and ministry, the establishment of the early Church by the Apostles, and Paul's missionary journeys spreading Christianity throughout the Roman world. Major developments included the writing of the gospels, Paul's letters, and other New Testament texts during this period. The early Church faced persecution but continued to grow rapidly throughout the Roman Empire.
The document provides a timeline of key events in the New Testament from 5 BC to 100 AD. It summarizes Jesus's life and ministry, the establishment of the early Church by the Apostles, and Paul's missionary journeys spreading Christianity throughout the Roman world. Major developments included the writing of the gospels, Paul's letters, and other New Testament texts during this period. The early Church faced persecution but continued to grow rapidly throughout the Roman Empire.
Matthew, Mark, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John Acts Acts
Luke, John Acts 5BC – 5AD 0BC – 30AD 30AD – 36AD 36 AD – 44AD Jesus is born After a ministry of 2 to 3 years, Jesus dies on The Church grows as Peter (the apostle) Paul witnesses the risen Jesus on the cross about AD 30. On the third day after travels and spreads the gospel with the road to Damascus and is his death, Jesus is raised from the dead. Over others. The church spreads to Samaria converted. (Acts 9) 500 eyewitnesses see Jesus after he was raised and Judea. from the dead. Paul begins preaching in Damascus, Many Christians are persecuted by the Jerusalem and Arabia. Also goes to The Apostles begin the mission of making Jewish council for spreading Antioch disciples of all nations after being filled with the blasphemous messages. Holy Spirit at Pentecost (about 7 weeks after Peter conducts ministry in Judea, the death and resurrection). (Acts 2) Paul (Saul) persecutes the Christians and the gospel begins being (Acts 8) preached to Gentiles (Acts 10 – 11). The Church in Jerusalem begins. The Church spreads to Cyprus, Phoenicia, Antioch. New Testament Historical Timeline Acts Romans, Galatians, 1 and 2 1 and 2 Corinthians Acts Thessalonians, Acts Acts 44AD – 50AD 50AD – 52AD 52AD - 56AD 56AD – 60AD Paul’s first missionary Journey Pauls’ second missionary journey Pauls third missionary journey Paul imprisoned for 2 years (house arrest) The church spreads to Asia, Paul writes 1 and 2 Thessalonians Macedonia, Greece and Rome (Gospel according to Luke believed to be written about 57-59AD) In 50AD, there is a council in Jerusalem and some discussion Paul writes 1 and 2 Corinthians (~57 between Peter and Paul. and 58AD), Galatians, Romans.
(Matthew believed to be written Paul requests to be tried by Caesar,
about this time) on his way to Rome he ends up shipwrecked in Malta (Acts 27) New Testament Historical Timeline Acts, James, Ephesians, Philippians, Jude Colossians, and Philemon 1 to 3 John Revelation 60AD – 66AD 66 AD 67AD – 70AD 70AD to 100AD Paul arrives in Rome (Acts 28) in Paul is imprisoned in Rome for the Paul and Peter die as Martyrs. about 60AD and is imprisoned for 2nd time. Jude’s letter is written (75AD) the 1st time. A Jewish revolt begins. 1 and 2 Timothy (63AD and 66AD), 1 to 3 John written (90AD) (Acts believed to be written about Titus (63AD) written by Paul. Jerusalem is destroyed. 60-63AD by the author of Luke) 1 and 2 Peter written (63 AD and The gospel according to John 65AD). written (85AD) James writes his letter. Hebrews written (63AD). Paul writes Ephesians, Philippians, Revelation written (97) Colossians and Philemon during this (Mark written about this time). imprisonment.
It is believed that Paul is acquitted
and released. He then travels again preaching the gospel.
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