782 Death of Jeroboam II., followed l^ an Intar%> num in IsraeL
Earthquake and Leprosy of Uzsiah.
Appointment of Jotham aa Viceroy, ne Birth of Ahaa. 770 Accession of Zechariah over Israd.
Aooession of Shallum over Israel. 769 Acoeesion of Menahem over Isra^ 759 Accession of Pekahiah over IsraeL 757 Accession of Pekah over Israel. 756 Accession of Jotham over Judah.
Appointment of Ah&a as Viceroy. 761Bh^hofHezekiah.
742 Sut^ugation of the Ammonites by Jotham. 740 Accession of Ahaz over Judah. 737 Death of Pekah, followed by an Interregnnm ia
IsraeL 739 Accee8i(m of Hoehea over IsraeL 728 Subjection of Hoehea by Shalmaneeer. 726 Accession of Hezekiah over Judah.
First Revolt of Hoshea from Assyria. 84481 725 Imprisonment of Hoehea by the Asayriana. 8449 724:vSecond Revolt of Hoshea from Assyria. 723 Siege of Samaria by Shalmaneeer. 720 Assyrian Captivity. 715| Capture of Aahdod by Sargon. 713 Invaaion of Judah by Sennacherib.
Diversion of the Assyrians by llrhakah. 712 Discomfiture of Sennacherib.
Siclmess of Hezekiah. 711 Ambasaadon of Merodaeh-Bafaulan to HeiekiaL 709 Birth of Manasseh. 607 1 Accession of Mananeh over Judah. 664 Birth of Amon. 643 Birth of Joeiah. •3531 642 Accession of Amon over Jndah. •3633 640 Accession of Joeiah over Judali. •86391 084 Birth of Jeholakim.
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<^ GoDTersioo of Joeiah.
63S Birth of Jebonhas IL
628 RefonnAtioD by Joeiah.
6S3| Repairs of the Temple bj Josiah.
619 Birth of Zedeklah.
616 Birth of Jeholachin.
609 Slaoghker of Joaiah by Tiiaraoh-Necha
Acc^idon of Jehoahas IL over Judah.
Acceesion of Jehoiakim over Judah. eoa Invasion of Judah by Nebachadnexsar as Viceroy.
Deportotion of DanieL 603 i>ream of Nebuduidnezsar Interpreted by Daniel. 698 Acoeseion of Jeholachin over Judah.
Firat general Deportation by the Babylimians.
Accession of Zedeklah over Jndah. 5S9 Si?ge of Jerusalem by the Babylonians. 5S8 Destruction of Jerusalem by the Babylonians.
I Second general Deportation by the Babylonians. 583 1 Third general Deportation by the Babylonians. 561 Release of Jeholachin by Evti-Herodach. ^ Capture of Babylon by ^* Darius the Hede.** ' Decree of Cyrus for the Return of the Jews.
Return under ZerubbabeL
Foundation of the Second Temple.
Renewal of Building the Second Templa
Completion of the Second Temple.
Divorce of VashtL •179 'Marriage of Esther. 474 Plots of llaman against the Jeirs. 473 Deliverance by Esther.
Second Decree for the Jews* Return.
Beginning of Daniel's 70 Weeks.
Arrival of Earn at Jerusalem. „ , Divorce by the Jews of their Oentlle Wives. 447 [information to Nehemiah of Jerusalem's State. 44'>, Vifiit of Nehemiah to Jerusalem. 4S5| Return of Nehemiah to Persia. 410| Reformation at Jerusalem resumed by Nehemiah. 406tCkMe (tf the O.-T. Canon.
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458
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832 Samaritan Temple boilt on Mt. Oerlxim.
390 Ptolemy I. (Lag!) conquers Palestine.
319 Onias L Jewish High-priest.
314 Antigonus seizes upon Palestine.
802 Simon (the Just) Jewish High-priest
301 Ptolemy (LagO again reduoes Palestine.
893 I-Heazar Jewish High-priest.
964 Palestine the Scene of War between Egypt and Syria.
260 Manasses Jewish High-priest
834 Ooiss n. Jewish High-priest
919 Shnon II. Jewish High-priest
218 Antiochus the Great seizes the most of Palestine.
217 Palestine again reverts to Egypt
202 Antioohtts retakes Pslestina
199 The Efnrptians once more occupy Palestine.
Onias ni. Jewish High-priest 196 Antiochus again seizes Palestine. 193 Palestine finaUy ceded to Egypt 176 Palestine once mon a Syrian Provinee.
Heliodorus attempts to launder the Jewish Temple. 179 Jason purchases the Jewish High-priesthood. 173tJewish High-priesthood conferred on Menelaus (Onias). 170,.\ntioehna ^phanes plunders the Jewish Temi^e. 167 The Syrian General Apollonius besieges Jerusalem and snpplvits the Worship of Jehovah, but is at length resisted by MatUthias. 166 Judas liaccabsdUB routs the Syrians. 164 Jewish Temple Services renewed, 25th Kisleu. 163 Antiochus acknowledges the Jews* Independemoe. 161 Alcirous reinstated as Jewish High-priest Judas MaeeabsBUs sucoeeded by i^nathan. ISS Jonathan nominatecLas Jewish High-prieH. 147 J Jonathan takes the Field against Demetrius. 146 Jonathan goes over to Demetrius. 144;Jonathan declares for Antiochus. 143 Jonathan sncceeded by Simon BfaooabsBos. 142 The Jews freed from Foreign Tribute. 141 Simon gets Possession of the Citadel of Jerusalem. 140 Shnon becomes Hereditary Prince of the Jews. 138 War between filmon and Antiochus Sidetes. 136 Shnon succeeded by John Hyroanps as Jewish Prince
and High-priest 68 Jerusalem taken by Pompey. 40 Herod (the Great) appointed King by the Romans. 8T Herod takes Jerusalem by Storm.
Ananel (a Babylonian) Jewish High-priest 38 Jesns and Simon successively Jeirish High-priests. 21 Herwl begins the Reconstruction of the Temple. 6 Bbths of John (the Baptist) and of Chvst. 6 Hatthias Jewish Higfa-priest 4 Death of Herod the Great Joazar, Eleazar, and Joshua racoeeslvely Jewish High- prieatu
Beginning of the Vulgar Christian ^ra. 6^AididanB banished to GanL Copooins Procnrator of Judaa.
A.D.
7 Joasar (son of BoSthns) Jewish High-priest Christ's Visit with his Parents to Jerusalem. 9 M. Ambivins Procnrator of Judssa.
11 Tiberius made Associate Emperor.
12 Annius Rufus Procurator of Judsea. Ananus Jewish High-priest
14 Tiberius suooeeds Augustus as sole Boaperor.
15 Valerius Gratus Procurator of Judaea.
81 Ishmael (son of Phabi) Jewish High-priest.
82 Kleazar (son of Ananus) Jewish High-priest
88 Shnon (son of Camithus), and next (Joseph) Caiaphas
Jewish High-priests. ,
25 Christ bapthEed by John. 86 Pontius niate Procurator of JudsBa.
88 John the Baptist beheaded.