The timeline is best viewed in the 3D format. Actual historical dates have been compressed in scale (from 1446 BC - 0 AD, and from 100 AD - future date) due to the enormity of the overall timeline length; also, future events are based in sequence--they are not necessarily intended to be in scale.
Actual span of the earthly life of Jesus Christ
He laid siege to Jerusalem for three months; when he successfully entered, he made Israel subject to Rome
last vestiges of the Greek Empire are absorbed by the Romans
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the kingdom of Pergamom allies with and cedes its authority to the Roman Empire; prophetically, Roman Empire becomes 'the king of the north'
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Hanukkah is established to celebrate deliverance of Israel from the Seleucids by God through the Maccabee family; Hasmonean dynasty begins
Jesus' baptism by John the Baptist in the Jordan River begins His ministry, inaugurating the time of eschatological fulfillment.
This marks the period when all the Springtime Levitical Feasts were fulfilled--mostly in Jesus' lifetime.
Jesus rides into Jerusalem on a donkey, fulfilling several Messianic prophecies
Jesus' death on the cross was the fulfillment of the Jewish feast of Passover.
Jesus' resurrection fulfills the little-known Jewish Levitical feast of Firstfruits (Reshit Katzir) which was ALWAYS the day AFTER the Shabbat AFTER Passover, so this is always a Sunday.
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The pouring out of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost completed and fulfilled the Jewish Levitical Feast of Weeks or Pentecost.
The long, hot dry spell of summertime is a period of growth, suffering, etc
the kingdom of Macedon is defeated by the Roman Empire and ceases to exist; territory is absorbed into the Roman Empire
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The Seleucids and Ptolemies wrangle over control of Israel; Ptolemies lose both Israel and southern Turkey
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Alexander the Great defeats the Persian Empire
Festival of Purim is established
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Artaxerxes Longaminus confirms Cyrus' decree; Ezra and Nehemiah go to Israel and proceed to build the 2nd Temple
Cyrus the Great invades and Babylon is cemented into the Persian Empire; Cyrus decrees that the Israelites can go home and rebuild the Temple.
Last two visions of Daniel
John the Apostle writes from exile at Patmos; dies shortly thereafter
Nebuchadnezzar's destruction of Jerusalem is complete. The 1st Jewish Temple is destroyed, and most likely, Daniel (Belteshazzar), Hananiah (Shadrach), Mishael (Meschach), and Azariah (Abednego) were among the young people captive to Babylon.
This is the time from the Babylonian Exile to the arrival of Messiah. It is really PRIOR to the Levitical roadmap.
Daniel is currently living in Babylon. He has two of his four visions recorded in the Book of Daniel.Scriptures fulfilled: Daniel 2:32, 38; Daniel 7:4
After a series of raids over an eighteen-year period, Sargon II of the Assyrians invades Israel and wipes it out. Any inhabitants that remained were scattered across the nations and/or exiled into the Assyrian nation. The LORD was clear in II Kings 18 that this was because of Israel's idolatry.
Constantine becomes Roman Emperor, begins official marriage of 'Christianity' and Roman government
Idolatry rips Israel apart
The wisest man who ever lived and the most glorious king of Israel
Barbarians take over the Western Roman Empire, and it begins to become divided into countries roughly along ten general ethnicities of Europe which remain today
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The man after God's own heart and recipient of the New Covenant
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Joshua, son of Nun, was Moses' aide throughout his life, and picked up the mantle to lead the Israelites into the Promised Land of their inheritance after Moses' death.
After Joshua died, the Israelites began to turn away from God to follow the gods of their neighbors. God sent 'Judges' to bring repentance and to temporary recovery. Samuel is considered to be the bridge between the Judges and the Prophets; he was used to anoint Israel's first and second kings, Saul son of Kish and David son of Jesse respectively.
from Moses to the exile of Judah to Babylon.
After being freed from the Egyptians by God's hand (establishing both Unleavened Bread and Passover), Israel arrived at Mt. Sinai where they received the Ten Commandments and the Torah.
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Alliyah picks up great speed; Jews returning to homeland increasing dramatically
modern Messianic Jewish movement is born, paving the way for Judaism and Christianity to reunite
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