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All of the prophets (minor) that come to mind, or that I hear of by simply reading or listening to... Show More
All of the prophets (minor) that come to mind, or that I hear of by simply reading or listening to scripture. This includes OT prophets, and Prophets from the time of Judges. Hell, even Mariam, Aaron and Moses` sister, was a Prophetess; but then that would be an even larger timeline.
Accuracy is important to me in dating, so Correct me on minute details please.
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1000 BC - 901 BC
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http://www.bible-history.com/timeline/timeline_1000_900_bc.html
1000 Phoenicia founded
1000 Phoenician alphabet developed
1000 Hebrew alephbet developed
1000 Aramaeans overrun much of Assyria
1000 Kingdoms of Media and Parsa (Persia) founded by migrating Aryans
1000 Lydians from Asia Minor settle in Italy
1000 Ionians settle on the west coast of Asia Minor
David, 2nd King of Israel
Queen of Sheba, Makeda
Solomon, 3rd King of Israel
Jerusalem, Capital of Israel
900 BC - 801 BC
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900 First Greek city-states
870 Elijah is a prophet in Israel till 850
850 Elisha is a prophet in Israel till 800
843 Jehu becomes king of Israel till 815 (new dynasty)
800 BC - 701 BC
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800 Etruscans arrive in Italy by way of the Sea
800 hieroglyphs developed
800 Phoenicians settle in Cyprus
800 Earliest Iron Age societies develop
780 Greek migrants settle on the Spanish coast, Sicily and southern Italy
774 Assyrian incursions of Phoenicia begin
753 Legendary date for the founding of Rome by Romulus and Remus
750 Etruscan Kings rule Rome
750 Kushites occupy Egypt
750 iron working in Egypt
750 Scythians are driven westward toward the Black Sea
750 Athens and Sparta become a major power
750 Amos is a prophet in Israel till 745
750 Hosea is a prophet in Israel till 745
745 Tiglath-Pileser III reigns over Assyria
743 Sparta initiates War
742 Isaiah is a prophet in Judah till 700
740 Jonah is a prophet in Judah till 730
738 Assyria invades Phoenicia
734 Tyre falls to Tiglath-Pileser III of Assyria
732 Damascus city-state falls to Tiglath-Pileser III of Assyria
729 Tiglath-Pileser captures Babylon and reigns as king
722 Sargon II of Assyria captures Samaria, the capital of Israel
722 The northern kingdom of Israel comes to an end.
722 Sargon II of Assyria deports 28,000 Israelites who become the "Ten Lost Tribes"
722 Micah is a prophet in Judah till 701
721 Chaldaeans enter Babylonia and compete for the Babylonian throne
720 Egypt reunited under Nubian (Ethiopian) rule (25th Dynasty)
715 Hezekiah becomes king of Judah till 687
710 The Assyrians destroy the kingdom of Chaldea
705 Sennacherib becomes king of Assyria till 682
701 Sennacherib establishes his capital at Nineveh
701 Sennacherib begins his campaign on the west to Phoenicia
701 Sennacherib Devastates Northern Judah and Lachish
701 Assyrians invade and conquer most of Phoenicia
701 Sennacherib, king of Assyria besieges Jerusalem
701 The Assyrian army is smote by YaH All Mighty!
700 BC - 601 BC
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700 BC Achaemenes, first king of Parsa
689 Assyrians destroy Babylon and flood the whole area
685 Assyrians destroy Memphis and Thebes
682 Judah surrenders to Assyria
671 Assyrian rule in Egypt, Esarhaddon captures Memphis
669 Assurbanipal becomes king of Assyria
668 Assyrian Empire at its greatest extent
667 The Nubian Dynasty comes to an end
663 Egypt becomes independent, 26th dynasty is the last great period
663 Assurbanipal sacks Thebes in Egypt
652 Babylonians rebel against their Assyrian rulers
650 Coinage invented in Lydia
640 Macedonia founded by Perdiccas
628 Zephaniah is a prophet in Judah till 622
625 Etruscan influence reaches Rome and Rome expands
626 Chaldaean king Nabopolassar takes Babylon throne from Assyria
626 Jeremiah is a prophet in Judah till 586
616 Tarquin kings rule Rome
615 Cyaxares of Media allies with Nabopolassar of Babylon against Assyria
612 Babylon, Medes, and Scythians destroy Assyria; Nineveh falls
612 Nahum is a prophet in Judah
609 Assyrian Empire comes to an end
609 Babylonian empire reaches to the borders of Egypt
608 Pharaoh Necho defeats and kills Josiah at the battle of Megiddo
605 Nebuchadnezzar II becomes king of Babylon
605 Nebuchadnezzar II defeats Pharaoh Necho at Carchemish in Syria
605 Habakkuk is a prophet in Judah
605 Nebuchadnezzar II captures Jerusalem and takes many Hebrews into exile
605 The prophet Daniel is taken to Babylon
605 Judah is now under Babylonian rule
600 Iron working spreads across Europe and warfare is revolutionized
600 BC - 501 BC
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600 The Etruscans establish cities stretching from northern to central Italy.
600 At an unknown time the Persian people migrate from central Asia) to s. Iran
600 Greeks establish city-states along the s. coast of Italy and the island of Sicily.
600 Etruscan kings rule over Rome
593 Ezekiel is a prophet of Judah till 573
587 Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylonia sacks Jerusalem
587 Judah becomes a province of Babylonia
586 Exile of the Jews to Babylon
586 Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylonia conquers Phoenicia
586 Obadiah is a prophet in Judah
559 Cyrus the Great of Parsa rebels against the Medes and founds the Persian Empire
550 Persia conquers the Medes
547 Persians conquers Lydia, the battle of Sardis, and move through Asia Minor
539 Cyrus the Great of Persia conquers Babylonia
539 Cyrus the Great allows the Jews to return to Judah (a Persian province)
539 Cyrus the Great absorbs Phoenicia into the Persian Empire
534 Tarquinius Superbus (the proud), becomes the last king of Rome
530 Cyrus conquers all of Asia Minor
530 Cyrus dies in battle
530 Cambyses (son of Cyrus) becomes ruler of Persia
525 Egypt conquered by the Persians
525 Persian empire extends from India to Asia Minor
522 Darius I puts down a rebellion in Persia and becomes king
521 Darius I divides the Empire into 20 provinces (satrapies)
520 The temple in Jerusalem building projects resumed
520 Haggai is a prophet in Judah till 515
520 Zechariah is a prophet in Judah till 515
519 Birth of Xerxes, future king of Persia
509 Tarquinius Superbus, the last Etruscan king, is cast out of Rome
509 Birth of the Roman Republic, Etruscan rule ends
509 Many wars with Rome and other inhabitants of Italy (the Etruscans and the Greeks).
500 BC - 401 BC
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500 Joel is a prophet in Judah
500 Malachi is a prophet in Judah
495 Alexander I rules over Macedonia
493 Rome and Latin League make a treaty for protection against Etruscans
492 Persians set to defeat Athens but crippled by a storm
490 Darius I defeated by the Greeks at Marathon
490 Persian Wars
486 Xerxes demands tribute from Greece but is refused
480 Xerxes invades Greece with 180,000 men, wins at Thermopylae
480 Persians suffer defeats by the Greeks
480 Warring States period begins in China
479 More Persian defeats by the Greeks at Salamis, Plataea and Mycale
474 Carthaginians defeat the Etruscans in a naval battle at Cumae
465 Xerxes is murdered and artaxerxes comes to power
452 Wars over succession following the death of Alexander I in Macedonia
450 Rome begins to found colonies in Italy
424 Xerxes II is assassinated
424 Darius II rules Persia
405 Egypt overthrows Persian rule
404 Athens surrenders to Sparta to end the Peloponnesian War
404 Sparta becomes the most powerful city-state
401 Sparta goes to war with Persia
401 Cyrus the Younger - rebels in Persia, but is defeated by Artaxerxes II at Cunoxa
400 BC - 301 BC
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396 Veii, Etruscan city, falls to Rome and the Celts; Etruscan civilization is falling
396 Rome begins conquest of Italy
395 Athens, Argos, Corinth & Thebes form a league and against Sparta
394 Sparta defeats the League
391 Romans under a dictator (Camillus) defeat the Etruscans
359 Philip of Macedon is elected king of Macedonia
356 Birth of Alexander the Great
350 Revolt of the Jews against Artaxerxes III in Persia
348 Rome signs treaty with Carthage
343 Artaxerxes III of Persia recaptures Egypt and founds the 31st dynasty
338 Tribes and cities of Latin League revolt against Rome
338 Romans are victorious at Trifanum, and the League is dissolved
338 Philip of Macedon unites all Greece under his rule
336 Artaxerxes III is assassinated; succeeded by Darius lIl on Persian throne
336 Philip of Macedon assassinated
336 He is succeeded by his son, Alexander III, known as "the Great"
334 Alexander the Great begins campaign against Persia
334 Alexander defeats Darius III in Anatolia.
334 Lydia becomes a tributary of Macedon
333 Alexander the Great defeats Darius III again at battle of Issus.
333 Persia is conquered by Alexander the Great
333 Phrygia falls under Macedonian rule
333 Israel comes under the rule of Alexander the Great
332 Alexander takes the city of Tyre after siege
332 End of Phoenician empire
332 remants of the Persian Empire fall to Alexander the Great
332 Tyre falls to Alexander the Great
332 Alexander the Great is welcomed in Egypt, begins his new city Alexandria
331 Alexander renews Persian campaign and defeats Darius III at Arbela
331 Persian capital of Persepolis burned by Alexander the Great
331 Persians defeated at Gaugamela
330 Darius III is assassinated, leaving Alexander in control of Persia
327 Alexander begins invasion of India
324 Alexander the Great dies (age 33) in Babylon (no named successor)
323 Lydia absorbed into the Seleucid kingdom
323 Ptolemy Soter becomes pharoah of Egypt after Alexander's death
321 Alexander's generals fight over the conquered lands
321 Hellenistic period begins
320 Egypt takes Libya as a province
310 The Etruscans and Samnites attack Rome, but are defeated at Lake Vadimo
307 Two of Alexander's generals rule Greece, (Antigonus I and Demetrius I)
305 Seleucus I becomes king, founding Seleucid dynasty (rules Syria)
301 Phrygia becomes a part of the Seleucid empire
301 Ptolemy I rules Palestine and Egypt
300 Seleucus controls Iran, Mesopotamia, n. Syria and most of Asia Minor
300 BC - 201 BC
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285 Reign of Ptolemy II Philadelphus (Egypt)
279 Gauls invade Macedonia
278 Three Hellenistic kingdoms developed
278 Ptolemies in Egypt, Seleucids in Babylonia & Syria, and Antigonids in Macedonia
276 Antigonus Gonatus drives the Gauls from Macedonia
265 Rome dominates the entire Italian peninsula
265 Rome begins pursuing a larger empire. Many more wars develop.
264 First recorded public gladiator fight in Rome
264 First Punic War between Rome and Carthage
262 Antigonus Gonatus, king of Macedonia, conquers some of the Greek states
254 Rome takes Panormus in Sicily from Carthage
250 Judea is part of Ptolemaic empire based in Egypt
250 Hebrew scriptures are translated into Greek (Septuagint)
246 Birth of Hannibal the great war general and enemy of Rome
246 Ptolemy III rules rules in Egypt
241 End of First Punic War
241 Carthage gives up Sicily, Corsica and Sardinia and pays Rome an indemnity ( protection or security against damage or loss.)
241 Sicily becomes the first Roman province
239 Egyptians introduce the concept of the leap year
238 Carthaginians begin conquest of Spain
237 Birth of Scipio Africanus, the general who leads Rome in the Second Punic War
223 Antiochus III (the Great) succeeds his father and restores power to Seleucid empire
221 Ch'in dynasty in China begins with Shih Huang Ti, declares himself emperor, (a rather melanated fellow)
221 The founding of China
221 Philip V rules Macedonia
221 Ptolemy IV Philopater rules in Egypt
218 Second Punic War between Rome and Carthage
218 Hannibal crosses the Pyrannes then the Alps with elephants and invades Italy
217 Hannibal defeats Roman army at Lake Trasimene in Italy
216 Hannibal wins another great victory, at Cannae (worst defeats the Romar s suffer)
215 Hannibal is defeated by the Roman, Marcellus, at Nola in southern Italy
215 The Great Wall of China is built
214 Marcellus begins conquest of Sicily
212 Shi Huangdi has all historical documents burned and books are banned
211 First Macedonian War, in which the Macedonians and the Carthaginians fight Rome
210 Silk-based material is used for writing on, and Chinese script is standardized
209 Civil war in China results in the overthrow of the Ch'in dynasty
207 Former Han dynasty in China
206 Scipio defeats the Carthaginians in Spain
205 Rome and Macedonia sign a non-aggression pact
205 Reign of Ptolemy V Epiphanes in Egypt
203 Rosetta Stone carved (records Epiphanes ascension)
203 Hannibal is recalled to Carthage to repel a Roman invasion by Scipio
202 Hannibal is defeated by Scipio at Zama in n. Africa
202 Reign of the Han dynasty founded by Lui Pang
201 Second Punic War ends,
201 Carthage pays another indemnity and releases Spain and other colonies
Reference:
http://www.unrv.com/empire/roman-timeline-3rd-century.php
200 BC - 101 BC
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100 BC - 01 BC
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If i've missed any Prophets, no matter how small, alert me.
If any dates may be off a couple years, definitively; alert me.
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1055 BC - 935 BC
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1 Samuel - From 1055 BC to 975 BC - Story of Eli, Samuel the prophet, King Saul, David the shepherd boy. Attributed to Samuel, Nathan and Gad.
2 Samuel - From 975 BC to 935 BC - Reign of King David. Attributed to Nathan and Gad.
1021 BC - 961 BC
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1015 BC - 961 BC
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998 BC
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a Levite of the family of Merari, and one of the three masters of music appointed by David
975 BC - 953 BC
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961 BC - 910 BC
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931 BC - 910 BC
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911 BC - 870 BC
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911 BC - 870 BC
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909 BC - 848 BC
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874 BC - 853 BC
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873 BC - 848 BC
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861 BC - 847 BC
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860 BC - 795 BC
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858 BC - 848 BC
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848 BC - 841 BC
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825 BC - 811 BC
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788 BC - 774 BC
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768 BC - 755 BC
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755 BC - 712 BC
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734 BC - 700 BC
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650 BC - 620 BC
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636 BC - 623 BC
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620 BC - 609 BC
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520 BC - 519 BC
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520 BC - 490 BC
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445 BC - 432 BC
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A Hebrew leader.
Nehemiah goes to Jerusalem
Ezra had been there 13 years
Nehemiah is Governor for 12 years
Wall built - Malachi was a prophet during this time.
General Information
Ezra and Nehemiah are two books of the Old Testament of the Bible, originally one work in the Hebrew canon. Written between 450 and 250 BC and named for two political and religious reformers in the postexilic Jewish community, they relate aspects of Jewish history from 538 BC to about 420 BC. Because of the confused organization of the books, the chronology of the two reformers and their work is uncertain.
With some rearrangement of contents, the purposes of scribe Ezra's mission to Jerusalem from the Persian court in 458 BC may be seen to have been to introduce stricter observance of the Law and to dissolve marriages with foreigners; the purposes of Governor Nehemiah's two missions to Jerusalem in 445 BC and 432 BC may be seen to have been to fortify and resettle the city, reform temple organization, oppose mixed marriages, and secure loyalty to these reforms by a covenant.
The place of his death and burial is, however, unknown. "He resembled Ezra in his fiery zeal, in his active spirit of enterprise, and in the piety of his life: but he was of a bluffer and a fiercer mood; he had less patience with transgressors; he was a man of action rather than a man of thought, and more inclined to use force than persuasion.
Nehemiah was the last of the governors sent from the Persian court. Judea after this was annexed to the satrapy of Coele-Syria, and was governed by the high priest under the jurisdiction of the governor of Syria, and the internal government of the country became more and more a hierarchy.
436 BC - 415 BC
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