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1813 BCE
Abraham born
Abraham is born around 1813 BCE. according to the first five books of the bible, god chooses Abraham to b the father of Isaac, the founder of the Jewish people will be special to god, as well as an example of holiness to others around the world. -
1482 BCE
Judaism founded
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1312 BCE
Torah is written
the torah is written in Hebrew, the oldest of the Jewish languages. it is also known as torat moshe, the law of moses. the torah is the first section or the first five books of the Jewish bible. but, tanach is more commonly used to describe the whole Jewish scriptures -
970 BCE
king Solomon constructs the first temple
king Solomon of isreal builds his crowing achievement, the first temple, on mount moriah around 970 BCE. this temple houses te ark of the covenant, a holy relic that contains the ten commandments. several hundred years later, the temple is destroyed by the Babylonians. -
4 BCE
Jesus's birth
Jesus was born to a woman called Mary who was engaged to Joseph, a carpenter in the town of Bethlehem. it was here, with the animals, that Mary gave birth to her son and laid him in a manger. Luke and Mathew both tell of visitors to the baby Jesus. -
30
death of Jesus Christ
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54
jews expelled from rome
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70
fall of the temple in jerusalem
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90
book of revelation & gospel of saint johns written
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325
Christianity founded
Christianity began in the 1st century AD as a Jewish sect but quickly spread throughout the greco-roman world. despite early persecution of Christmas under the roman empire, it became the state of religion in the end. -
380
Christianity becomes an official religion of roman empires
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570
muhammed born
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609
quran revealed to muhammad in vision
muhammad's first revaluation was an event described in Islam as taking place in 610 AD. during which the Islamic prophet, muhammad was visited by the archangel Gabriel, who revealed to him the beginnings of what would later become the quran. -
610
Islam founded
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632
islam splits into 2 main parts
when king Solomon dies around 920 BCE. northern tribes revolt, and the land of the Hebrews splits into two kingdoms. the kingdom of isreal in the north, and the kingdom of Judah in the south. they remain separate for over two hundred years, and the Hebrews begin to splinter into smaller groups