2019 Sean Wong ICS FoF

  • 3500 BCE

    Mesopotamia, Invention of Cuneiform

    Cuneiform developed by the ancient Sumerians of Mesopotamia. Considered the earliest writing system.
  • 2085 BCE

    Bethel, God makes a Covenant with Abraham

    God gives the land to Abram and he promises to make his offspring like the dust of the earth.
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  • 2081 BCE

    Fertile Crescent, God renews the covenant

    Abram is promised many descendants, as many as the stars in the sky. He offered a sacrifice and cut a heifer, a goat and ram in half. A smoking torch appeared and passed between the pieces, which symbolized God taking up his side of the promise.
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  • 2081 BCE

    How can we see God's covenant with Abraham being fulfilled today?

    In Genesis 15, we can see that God had promised Abram descendants as numerous as the stars and that the land there would be his. We can see that God had upheld his promise when we look at the land of Israel, where God promised to give Abram land. We can also see that the religions that stemmed from Abram, Christianity and Islam, are the most numerous of the religions on Earth, with 2.2 billion Christians and 1.5 Muslims.
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  • 2080 BCE

    Canaan, Birth of Ishmael

    Ishmael is born of Abraham and his Egyptian servant girl.
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  • 2067 BCE

    Sodom and Gomorrah, Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah

    Genesis 19
    Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed because of their sin, Lot and his family were saved by angels.
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  • Period: 2050 BCE to 400 BCE

    Fertile Crescent, Old Testament Timespan Starting with Abraham

    Old Testament starting from Abraham's approximated birth to the last book of the Old Testament, Malachi.
  • 2045 BCE

    Abraham almost sacrificing Isaac

    How does God continue to advance his mission to reflect His glory in this story? In this story where God tests the faith of Abraham he also shows his power and love. Abraham is asked to give up his only son Isaac as a sacrifice to God.
    God provided a ram there to show that He has the power to do so and that he would provide for humanity even when we don't give back anything.
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  • 1979 BCE

    Canaan, Jacob Deceives Esau

    Jacob trades some of his stew for Esau's birthright.
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  • 1929 BCE

    Jacob Typology Part 1

    Genesis 25:33, 27:2-33. Jacob trading stew for Esau's birthright and blessing shows us what we should be like as a Christian. Jacob is humble and obedient to his mother and he obeys her to win the blessing of his father.Esau symbolized the characteristics of a sinner.They rely on their own strength in worldly things, but do not know about heaven. Sinners will sell their birthright, heaven, for the pleasure.http://www.hebrewcatholic.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/11.08TypologyofJacobandJoseph.pdf
  • 1928 BCE

    Bethel, Jacob Meets God

    Jacob meets God in a dream at Bethel. Jacob sees a stairway to heaven and God blesses him.
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  • 1915 BCE

    Padan-arram, Jacob Marries Leah and Rachel

    Jacob works for Laban 7 years to marry Rachel, but is tricked into marrying Leah instead. He works another 7 years for Rachel.
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  • 1906 BCE

    Jacob Wrestles with Man and God

    Jacob wrestles with an angel over the night and didn't give up until the angel dislocated his hip and blessed him.
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  • 1906 BCE

    Bethel, Jacob Returns to Bethel

    God tells Jacob to go back to Bethel and to build an altar there.
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  • 1898 BCE

    Canaan, Joseph Sold Into Slavery

    Joseph's brothers sell him into slavery because they were jealous that he was favored and his dreams offended them.
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  • Period: 1890 BCE to 1831 BCE

    Bu Jiang (不降) King of Ancient China Rule

  • 1886 BCE

    Egypt, Joseph Becomes Second in Command of Egypt

    The Pharaoh hears that Joseph had interpreted the dreams of two Egyptians and asks Joseph to interpret his two dreams. Joseph helps him plan for the famine coming and the Pharaoh makes him second in command in all of Egypt.
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  • 1859 BCE

    Canaan, Jacob Offers Blessings

    Jacob blesses the Pharaoh in his throne room.
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  • 1850 BCE

    Fertile Crescent, Invention of Hebrew

  • 1829 BCE

    Jacob Typology Part 2

    Hebrews 12:16
    16 See that no one is sexually immoral, or is godless like Esau, who for a single meal sold his inheritance rights as the oldest son.
    Esau represents the sinners in the world, who are skilled in the ways of the world, but not heaven. They will give up their birthright, heaven, for the pleasures of the world, which are represented by the soup that Esau ate.
    http://www.hebrewcatholic.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/11.08TypologyofJacobandJoseph.pdf
  • Period: 1791 BCE to 1644 BCE

    Jacob's Lifespan

  • 1754 BCE

    Egypt, Code of Hammurabi Written

    Egypt, Code of Hammurabi Written
    The Code of Hammurabi is a Babylonian code of law of ancient Mesopotamia, dated back to about 1754 BCE. It is one of the oldest deciphered writings of significant length in the world.
  • Period: 1685 BCE to 1680 BCE

    Jacob's Depression, Fear and Hope

  • Period: 1678 BCE to

    Egypt, Joseph Works for Potiphar

    The Lord was with Joseph and Potiphar saw that he was good in all that he did. Potiphar entrusted to his care everything he owned.
  • Period: 1672 BCE to 1668 BCE

    Joseph is Back in Prison

    Potiphar's wife wants to sleep with Joseph, and when he denies her advances she accuses him of trying to sleep with her. Potiphar throws him into prison, but God made Joseph a favorite of the prison warden. Joseph was put in charge of all that happened in the prison.
  • 1445 BCE

    Canaan, Writing of Genesis

    Moses given credit for writing the first 5 books of the Bible.
    Ch1-11 impossible to date.
    Themes and Structure : Creation, death, flood, covenant, providence
    Ch 1-11 : creation, fall, flood, Babel
    Ch 12-50 : Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph
  • Period: 1 CE to 90

    Nazareth, New Testament Timespan

    The New Testament began with Jesus' birth.
  • 30

    Jerusalem, Jesus is Crucified

    Jesus is put on the cross along with the two criminals
  • Period: 48 to 49

    Antioch to Cyprus, Paul's First Missionary Journey

    Paul travels through Antioch of Pisidia, Iconium, Lystra, Derbe and goes back the way he came
  • Period: 51 to 52

    Troas, Philippi, Thessalonica, Berea, Athens, and Corinth, Paul's Second Missionary Journey

  • Period: 52 to 53

    Antioch, Paul's Third Missionary Journey

  • 59

    Nero Murders Agrippa

  • Hong Kong, Sean Wong Born

    I was born on May 17 in Union Hospital in Hong Kong.
  • Shek Mun, Started in ICS

    i came to ics from rchk