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SPECIFIC HIGHLIGHTS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT by Dr. Fred Wittman A.D. 33 Friday, 14 Nisan (4/ 3) Crucifixion of The Lord Jesus Christ. A.D. 33 Sun., 16 Nisan (4/ 5) Resurrection-Ascension of The Lord A.D. 33 Thur., 25 Iyar (5/14) Christ’s Ascension to abide in Heaven (Lk. 24:50-51; Mk. 16:19c; Lk. 24:52 cf. Acts 1:1-11; Mk. 16:20; Luke 24:53; Jn. 21:25). A.D. 33 Sunday, 6 Sivan (5/ 24) Pentecost, descent of The Holy Spirit, birth of Christ’s Church (Acts 2:1-41). A.D. 33 Late Autumn Conversion of Saul (Paul) of Tarsus (Acts 9:1-19a). A.D. 36 Late Autumn Paul’ s first visit to Jerusalem three years A.D. 37 January-February Paul’ s second visit to Jerusalem for A.D. 37-43 February to Spring From Tarsus Paul, preached The Gospel in Syria and Keeleekéeah (Acts 9:30-31; Gal. 1:21,22). A.D. 37 (-45) earliest possible date General (Catholic) Epistle by James, our Lord’s brother. A.D. 37 Spring to late Summer Peter’s ministry at Lúddah and Jóppah; A.D. 37 Summer Conversion of Kohrnáyleeohs in Kaisáh-reheeah (Acts 10:1-48). A.D. 43-44 Spring Paul brought to Antioch by Bahrnáhbahs to teach for a whole era (cycle of seasons) (Acts 11:25,26 cf. 12:1). A.D. 44 Spring Paul’s third visit to Jerusalem; Death of Herod Agrippa I (Acts 11:27-12:1 cf. 12:21-23). A.D. 44-47 late Winter Paul and Bahrnáhbahs return to Antioch with John Mark for two and one-half years (Acts 12:25). A.D. 45 The Gospel According to Matthew (in Semitic) written by Levi (Matthew). A.D. 47 Autumn Paul, Bahrnáhbahs, and Téetohs (Titus) visit (fourth to Jerusalem) James, Kayfáhs (Peter), and John fourteen years after Paul’s conversion (Gal. 2:1-10). A.D. 47-48 late Autumn Paul’s first missionary journey with Bahrnáhbahs (Acts 13:2-14:27). A.D. 49 early Autumn The Epistle to Galatians by Paul written during his stay at Antioch (Acts 14:27,28). A.D. 49 Autumn’s end First Church Council at Jerusalem; Paul’s fifth visit to Jerusalem (Acts 15:1-13). A.D. 50-53 late Summer Paul’s second missionary journey with Séelahs (Acts 15:40-18:22); Luke joined them at Tróahs (Acts 16:10-40). A.D. 50 The Gospel According to Matthew (in Greek) written by Levi (Matthew). A.D. 50-51 Autumn Entrance of The Gospel into Europe (Acts 16:11-13). A.D. 51-late 52 late Dec. Paul spent eighteen months at Corinth (Acts 18:1-11). A.D. 51 early The First Epistle to Thessalonians by Paul The Apostle from Corinth. A.D. 51 mid The Second Epistle to Thessalonians by Paul The Apostle from Corinth. A.D. 53 early Paul sailed to Ephesus, Caesarea, then to Jerusalem (sixth visit) for Festival, and on to Antioch (Acts 18:18-22). A.D. 53-59 late Autumn Paul’s third missionary journey ended in Jerusalem (Acts 18:23-21:33). A.D. 55-58 The Gospel According to Luke written during his stay at Philippi. A.D. 56 June-Nov. The First Epistle to Corinthians by Paul The Apostle written from Ephesus (1 Cor. 16:8,19). A.D. 57 Summer Paul wrote The Second Epistle to Corinthians by Paul The Apostle from Philippi (Acts 20:1 cf. 2 Cor. 2:13; 7:5-7; 8:1; 9:2-5). A.D. 57-58 Winter Paul journeyed; wrote The Epistle to Romans by Paul The Apostle written from Corinth or Kehnkh-reh-aí (Acts 20:2,3 cf. Rom. 16:1). A.D. 58 May Paul traveled to Jerusalem (seventh visit) to keep the Festival of Pentecost (Acts 21:15 cf. 20:16). A.D. 58-60 Summer Paul’s two year imprisonment at Caesarea under Felix (Acts 24:1-27). A.D. 60 mid July Paul appealed to Caesar before Fáystohs (Acts 25:1-10-12-27). A.D. 60 early Sept. Herod Agrippa II judged Paul at Caesarea. Then Paul was sent to Rome by Felix upon Agrippa’s judgment. They sailed to Crete via Múrah, Lukéeah, (Acts 26:1-32). A.D. 60 late Oct. - mid Dec. Paul and company storm-tossed and shipwrecked (Acts 27:9-44). A.D. 60-61 mid Dec.-Mar. Marooned three months on Malta, them travelled to Pohtéeohloi by boat, on foot to Rome (Acts 28:1-30). A.D. 61-63 late March Paul’s two year Roman imprisonment (Acts 28:30,31). A.D. 62 mid The Epistle to Ephesians by Paul The Apostle written from Rome (Eph. 4:1; 6:20 cf. Col. 4:7-9,18; Phile. 1). A.D. 62 late mid The Epistle to Colossians by Paul The Apostle and The Epistle to Fee-láymohn (Philemon) by Paul written from Rome (Col. 4:7-9,18; Phile. 1 cf. Eph. 4:1; 6:20). A.D. 62-63 James, the brother of our Lord was martyred. A.D. 63 early The Epistle to Philippians by Paul The Apostle written from Rome (Phil. 1:13; 4:21). A.D. 63 early Spring The Epistle to Hebrews by Paul The Apostle written from Italy ( Heb. 13:19,24 cf. 2 Pet. 3:15,16). A.D. 63 mid-late Luke wrote Acts of the Apostles from Rome (Acts 28:10-16,30) A.D. 65 Summer The First Epistle to Timothy by Paul the Apostle written from Mahkehdohnée-ah (1 Tim. 1:3). A.D. 65 late Summer The Epistle to Téetohs (Titus) by Paul written from Neekóhpohlees, Mahkehdohnée-ah (Tit. 3:12). A.D. 65-66 Burning of Rome by Nero, first imperial persecution of Christians A.D. 65-66 John Mark wrote The Gospel According to Mark from Babylon where Mark was with Peter while he wrote his first Epistle (1 Pet. 5:13). A.D. 65-66 Winter Peter wrote First General (Catholic) Epistle by Peter from Babylon (1 Pet. 5:13). A.D. 67? before A.D. 70 General (Catholic) Epistle by Jude (Yoúdahs) written from Palestine. A.D. 67-68 Autumn or Win. Second General (Catholic) Epistle by Peter. A.D. 67-68 Win. to Spring Peter was martyred. A.D. 68 Summer Second Epistle to Timothy by Paul the Apostle, written from Rome just before being martyred (2 Tim. 4:6). A.D. 70 Destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans under Titus. This fulfilled The Lord Jesus Christ’s prophecy thirty-seven plus years before And Daniel’s prophecy 520 years previously. A.D. 90-94 The Gospel According to John likely written from Ephesus. A.D. 91-94 First General Catholic Epistle by John likely written from Ephesus. A.D. 94-95 Second and Third Epistles by John likely written from Ephesus. A.D. 96 or later (99?) Revelation by The Saint, John, The Theologian written from Patmos (Rev. 1:9). A.D. 100 John, the beloved disciple’s death. More detailed information can be observed on the Introductory Notes to each New Testament Book under Read The Bible. Even more audio explanation is given on the introductory webcast (the first webcast of each N.T. Book) to each Book in the Read The Bible Series. Send mail to Info@HappyHeralds.org
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