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Outline. Divine Revelation Define Scripture Tradition Development of Gospels Magisterium Deposit of faith Doctrine/Dogma Transmission. Salvation History Sequence of events Theophany Incarnation Central saving events OT NT. Eras of Hebrew History. Eras of Jewish History. Creation

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  1. Outline Divine Revelation Define Scripture Tradition Development of Gospels Magisterium Deposit of faith Doctrine/Dogma Transmission • Salvation History • Sequence of events • Theophany • Incarnation • Central saving events • OT • NT • Eras of Hebrew History

  2. Eras of Jewish History Creation 2000 BC 1700 BC 1280 BC 1240 BC 1050 BC 930 BC 722 BC 583 BC 513 BC 167 BC 64 BC 0 33 AD Present

  3. Early World Primeval History Creation to 2000BC The world begins

  4. Patriarchs 2000 BC- 1700BC Isaac is welcomed by Abraham Abraham worships God Abraham is called by God Jacob’s son Joseph becomes governor of Egypt Jacob tricks Isaac into giving him Esau’s blessing

  5. Exodus 1700BC-1280 BC The Ten Commandments Passover Miracle of the Red Sea

  6. Desert Wanderings 1280 BC-1240 BC They wander in the desert for 40 years The Israelites build and worship a golden calf while waiting for Moses to return from God’s mountain and earn a great punishment

  7. Conquest & Judges 1240 BC- 1050 BC Reaching the Jordan River and the Promised Land of Canaan Judges, Deborah, Gideon, and Samson come to the aid of the tribes of Israel 12 Judges

  8. United Kingdom 1050 BC- 930 BC Davidis the greatest king of Israel; He unites the tribes and expands Israel’s territory David’s son, Solomonsucceeds David as king; His reign is filled with peace and prosperity Saul is the first king; He proves to be ineffective as a leader.

  9. Divided Kingdom 930 BC- 722 BC Following the death of Solomon, there is a revolt against the new king Some of the Israelites revolt against Rehoboam. He maintains control over the southern portion of the kingdom- Judah Jeroboam takes control of the northern part of the kingdom- Israel

  10. Downfall of Israel & Judah Babylonian Exile 722BC – 583 BC 593 BC – 583BC The Babylonians attack and conquer Judah. Jerusalem and the Temple is destroyed 722 BC, Israel is destroyed by Assyria 583 BC Israel is taken to Babylonia and is forced to live in exile there

  11. Return, Restoration & Rededication 538BC- 513BC After 50 years in exile the Israelites return to Jerusalem The Temple is rebuilt Ezra, the priest rededicates the people and the temple to God

  12. Maccabean Revolt & Rule 167BC-64BC After a long period of foreign domination the Jews win their independence; This last for about 100 years In 64 BC the Roman Empire invades and conquers Palestine

  13. Messianic Fulfillment The promised savior arrives and lives among us for 33 years 0-33AD

  14. The Church 33AD- End The Apostles and then those they ordain continue the mission of Jesus Pentecost- The Holy Spirit gives strength to the apostles and the Apostolic Church begins The Church will exist, with the Holy Spirit as its guide until Jesus comes again

  15. Timeline

  16. The Church Messianic Age Maccabean Revolt Return, Restoration & Rededication Destruction & Exile Divided Kingdom United Kingdom Conquest & Judges Desert Wandering Exodus Patriarchs Early World

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