Chronological summary of the New Testament Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John timeline)
It's called the "Synoptic Problem", the perceived contradiction of various events in the four gospels. Typically this perceived contradiction is chronological. However, novice readers fail to understand the nuances of ancient writers and their works. In the ancient Near East, historical events were often grouped by themes or geography and…
The Chronology of the Bible and related ancient history
The Hebrew Bible and Christian Old Testament give a rough estimate of the passage of time and thus allows us to create a general chronological calibration to biblical history by means of various genealogies, reign-periods, and other means. The biblical chronology largely uses numbers which were significant to the authors:…
