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Timeline of the Seven Periods of Jewish History
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Connor Le Dain
⟶ Actualizado 6 ago 2021 ⟶
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Jude
Very useful and provides accurate information.
6 ago 2021
Eventos
Jacob's twelve sons became the patriarchs of the twelve tribes of Israel. They then settled in Egypt.
Abraham became the first Patriarch, his son Isaac the second and his son Jacob the third
God created a Covenant with Abraham promising descendants and the Promised Land.
God called Abram to leave Mesopotamia and he became Abraham
The Israelites were put into slavery by the Egyptians
God Sent Moses to free them. Moses protected the Israelites until God sent the Passover, freeing them
Moses then led them through the desert to a mountain where God gave them the Ten Commandments or 'Ten Words'
Moses later died and his successor, Joshua, led them to the Promised Land
God called a young shepherd named David to become King of the Israelites
Saul, the previous King, grew jealous and tried to assassinate him
David fled and gained help from the Philistines and fought Saul's army, and Saul was killed
David then became the King of Israel, and he made Jerusalem the religious capital of his united kingdom
David died and was succeeded by one of his sons, Solomon
Solomon created the temple in Jerusalem to house the Ark of the Covenant and Sacred Vessels
The prophet Jeremiah warned the king and people of Judah to turn back to God
They ignored him and the Babylonians destroyed Jerusalem and Solomon's Temple
They lost the Ark of the Covenant and the people of Judah were exiled
The Israelites exile ended when the Persian King, Cyrus, conquered Babylon
Cyrus decreed that the Jews could go back to Palestine and rebuild their temple in Jerusalem
They also took back the sacred vessels and the Ark of the Covenant
Alexander the Great, a young Greek King, conquered Israel
After Alexander's death, his kingdom was split into two
Israel was left relatively free under Ptolemy's rule, who was one of Alexander's Generals
Antiochus took control and sought to spread the Greek religion through the Jews
An rebellion was formed and Judas Maccabeus formed and alliance with the Romans
War broke out and Antiochus was defeated
The Old Testament was Completed
Pompey the Great, a Roman General, entered Jerusalem
The first of the Herods was made King
Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judea
Jesus began to preach to the Public and work miracles
Jesus was put to death by Pontius Pilate and was Crucified
A few days later Jesus rose from the dead and his followers saw him as the son of God and a Human Being
The Jews began to rebel against the Roman Empire for the first time
The Romans destroyed Jerusalem and Solomon's temple
Over 600,000 Jews were killed
The Jews rebelled for a second time
The Jews revolted for the third time and the Romans defeated them
The Romans made it so that the Jews could not go insight of the ruins of Jerusalem. The Jews were then dispersed throughout the world.
Períodos
First: The Patriarchs of The People of Israel
Interim 1: Descendants of the Patriarch Jacob in Egypt
Second: The Exodus and Entry into the Promised Land
Interim 2: Final Years of Rule under the Judges
Third: The Monarchy
Fourth: The Exile in Babylon
Fifth: The Post Exile
Sixth: The Greek Conquest
Seventh: The Roman Empire
Jude Soy was born
