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Abraham's Journey 2085 BC |
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Abraham, Lot, Sodom and Gomorrah: Gen 14-15 2000BC |
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The Exodus from Egypt: 1440 BC See also: |
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Encyclopedia of Exodus Route Maps Old, Ancient, Antique, Vintage and Modern maps |
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Twelve tribes in Canaan, from Joshua to Saul. 1400-1100 BC |
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The United Kingdoms of David and Solomon 1000 BC |
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The Divided Kingdoms. 900-722 BC |
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Successive world Kingdoms: Persia, Babylon, Assyria 640-500 BC |
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Israel at the time of Jesus 33AD |
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Jerusalem at the Time of Jesus, 33 AD |
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The Ministry of Jesus 30-33 AD |
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Paul's First Missionary Journey |
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Paul's Second Missionary Journey |
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Paul's Third Missionary Journey |
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Paul's Journey to Rome Acts 20-28 |
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Paul's Fourth and Fifth Missionary Journeys Acts 29! |
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Paul's last instructions to his fellow preachers! 2 Timothy |
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Middle East Today |
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Israel Today |
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Roman empire in 116 AD |
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Roman empire in 150 AD |
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Growth of Christianity from 33AD - 1100AD. Eastern and Western division of church between Rome and Constantinople |
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Index of early church fathers and apologists with their theological views. 200AD |
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Churches in 325 AD during Nicean era . |
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The three schools of theology 300AD |
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Division of territory for the 5 patriarchs 600AD |
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550 AD: The Madaba map Missing entirely from the Madaba Map is the Red Sea, Mt. Sinai and Petra/Kadesh Barnea. It would certainly be on the map, but was vandalized by the Muslims in 700 AD. Most notably, however, is that the modern choice for the location of Kadesh Barnea at Ein el-Qudeirat, should be in a section of the map that is fully intact. Qudeirat should be located close to the large red text, "lot of Simeon". This means that Kadesh is located in one of the damaged areas and proves Kadesh is not at Qudeirat. The Madaba map was based upon the Onomasticon by Eusebius, and Jerome. More: The Madaba map, 542 AD |