The timeline on early Christianity is presently in its infancy. It has been uploaded to provide those who might wish to help in its formation with a means to familiarize themselves with its style and purpose.;xNLx;;xNLx;IMPORTANT: This project is one of the largest of its kind, and will take time to reach a conclusion. In this regard many important topics on early Christian history, and certain viewpoints, have not yet been included.;xNLx;;xNLx;Using the Timeline:;xNLx;Individuals are assigned an entry in the timeline that best approximates the beginning of the activity or events that they are most associated with, and not the date of their birth.;xNLx;;xNLx;Entries are Coloured as such:;xNLx;;xNLx;Grey= Discussion Points ;xNLx;Blue= Groups ;xNLx;Purple= Texts ;xNLx;Red= Artifacts/Places ;xNLx;Blue= Events ;xNLx;Yellow= People;xNLx;
[Example: Discussion over the birth of Jesus and the infancy narratives.]
[EXAMPLE: Discussion on history and significance of the Pharisees]
Dead Sea Scrolls
Dead Sea Scrolls. 2nd Century B.C. - 1st Century A.D.
Biblical Interpretation in Early Judaism and the Early Jesus-movement
Virtual reconstruction of the Temple Mount circa 70 A.D.
The Jewish Diaspora ca. 30 A.D.
A lecture by John J. Collins
A lecture by Richard Bauckham
Jesus on Divorce
Galilee in the time of Jesus
Mary Magdalene (fl. 30 A.D.)
A lecture by Mark Goodacre
Mary of Bethany (fl 30 A.D.)
Jesus' Parables
3 Maccabees
[Discussion on various aspects of Second Temple Jewish Messianic Expectations...]
A lecture by Richard Bauckham
A talk by Richard Burridge
The Women of Thessalonia (52 A.D.)
The Maccabeans Struggle against the Jews Hellenizers (167–160 BC)
Erastus (fl. 60 A.D.)
The Gospel of Thomas
Jewish Christianity
Flavius Josephus (fl.60-100 A.D.)
A Dialogue with Bart Ehrman and Daniel Wallace.
The Letter of Aristeas (ca. 160-130 B.C.)
Aristides of Athens (117-161 A.D.)
Bar Kokhba revolt (132-135 A.D.)
Polycarp (70-155/156 A.D.), Bishop of Smyrna
ca. 170 A.D.
Montanism (late second century C.E.)
Irenaeus (ca. 180 A.D.)
[Entry coming soon]
The Gospel of Judas (ca. 2nd century A.D).
The Nag Hammadi Library, introduced by James Robinson.
Plontinus (204-270 A.D.)
Codex Sinaiticus (ca. 350 A.D.)
A lecture by Daniel Wallace
Hilary of Poitiers (ca. 310-368 A.D.)
The Emperor Julian (331/332-363 A.D.)
Ephrem the Syrian 306 – 373 A.D.
Augustine of Hippo (354-430 A.D.)
Pelagius (ca. 360-425)
Leo the Great, Pope 440-461 A.D.
Council of Chalcedon (451 A.D.)
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