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  1. //  Hebrews
  2.  
  3. #bc
  4.  
  5.  
  6. //  Patriarchs
  7.  
  8. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>patriarch<n>Abraham<aka>Abram<b>1996<d>1821<c>Ur<dep>1921<c>Canaan
  9.  
  10. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>patriarch<n>Isaac<b>1896<d>1716<fa>Abraham<c>Canaan
  11.  
  12. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>patriarch<n>Jacob<b>1836<d>1689<fa>Isaac<c>Canaan<dep>1706<c>Egypt
  13. #p <nat>Hebrew<n>Leah<fem><b>1810(20)<d>1710(20)<c>Canaan
  14. #p <nat>Hebrew<n>Zilpah<fem><b>1800(20)<d>1710(20)<c>Canaan
  15. #p <nat>Hebrew<n>Rachel<fem><b>1800(20)<d>1732<c>Canaan
  16. #p <nat>Hebrew<n>Bilhah<fem><b>1790(20)<d>1710(20)<c>Canaan
  17.  
  18. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>patriarch<n>Reuben<b>1765(1)<d>1635(20)<fa>Jacob<mo>Leah<c>Canaan<dep>1706<c>Egypt
  19. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>patriarch<n>Simeon<b>1763(1)<d>1635(20)<fa>Jacob<mo>Leah<c>Canaan<dep>1706<c>Egypt
  20. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>patriarch<n>Levi<b>1761(2)<d>1632<fa>Jacob<mo>Leah<c>Canaan<dep>1706<c>Egypt
  21. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>patriarch<n>Judah<b>1759(4)<d>1635(20)<fa>Jacob<mo>Leah<c>Canaan<dep>1706<c>Egypt
  22. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>patriarch<n>Dan<b>1757(5)<d>1635(20)<fa>Jacob<mo>Bilhah<c>Canaan<dep>1706<c>Egypt
  23. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>patriarch<n>Naphtali<b>1755(5)<d>1635(20)<fa>Jacob<mo>Bilhah<c>Canaan<dep>1706<c>Egypt
  24. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>patriarch<n>Gad<b>1753(5)<d>1635(20)<fa>Jacob<mo>Zilpah<c>Canaan<dep>1706<c>Egypt
  25. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>patriarch<n>Asher<b>1751(5)<d>1635(20)<fa>Jacob<mo>Zilpah<c>Canaan<dep>1706<c>Egypt
  26. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>patriarch<n>Issachar<b>1749(4)<d>1635(20)<fa>Jacob<mo>Leah<c>Canaan<dep>1706<c>Egypt
  27. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>patriarch<n>Zebulun<b>1748(2)<d>1635(20)<fa>Jacob<mo>Leah<c>Canaan<dep>1706<c>Egypt
  28. #p <nat>Hebrew<n>Dinah<fem><b>1746(1)<d>1635(20)<fa>Jacob<mo>Leah<c>Canaan<dep>1706<c>Egypt
  29. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>patriarch<o>ruler<n>Joseph<b>1745<app>1715<d>1635<fa>Jacob<mo>Rachel<c>Canaan<dep>1728<c>Egypt
  30. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>patriarch<n>Benjamin<b>1732<d>1635(20)<fa>Jacob<mo>Rachel<c>Canaan<dep>1706<c>Egypt
  31.  
  32.  
  33. //  Exodus
  34.  
  35. #e <t>migration<n>Hebrews in the wilderness<d>1490(150)<e>1450(150)<c>Sinai
  36.  
  37.  
  38. //  Judges
  39.  
  40. #e <t>battle<n>Shiloh destoyed<d>1050(10)<info>probably by Philistines
  41.  
  42.  
  43. //  David
  44.  
  45. #s <n>Kingdom under David<col>yellow<d>1000(20)<poly>"davisr.poly"<e>925
  46. #s <n>Conquered by David<col>green<d>1000(20)<poly>"davconq.poly"<e>925
  47.  
  48.  
  49. //  Kings of Judah
  50.  
  51. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>king<n>Uzziah<d>740(5)<c>Jerusalem//?
  52. #p <nat>Judean<o>king<n>Josiah<d>609;Megiddo<c>Jerusalem/*<fa>Amon*/<ac>640(1)
  53. #p <nat>Judean<o>king<n>Jehoiakim<ac>609<d>598 Dec<info>appointed by Nebuchdnezzar
  54. #p <nat>Judean<o>king<n>Jehoiachin<fa>Jehoiakim<b>616<ac>598 Dec<d>597 Mar 16
  55. #p <nat>Judean<o>king<n>Zedekiah<aka>Mattaniah<b>618(1)<ac>597 Apr<depo>586<d>570(10)<info>appointed by Nebuchdnezzar
  56.  
  57. /*
  58. Josiah's son, Jehoahaz, replaced by Egyptian after three months with Jehoiakim (another son of Josiah) as a vassal king<ref>2 Ki 23:34-35
  59.  
  60. In 605 B.C. : Jehoiakim, changed his loyalty to the Babylonians; 601, back to the Egyptians (2 Ki 24:1)
  61. Jehoiakim rebels against Babylonia<d>598
  62.  
  63. In December of 598 Babylonia made an attack on Jerusalem leading to Jehoiakim's death and the surrender of the city by his successor, Jehoiachin, in March of 597
  64.  
  65. Jehoiachin succeeds his father Jehoiakim<d>598
  66. Jehoiachin and his officials deported to Babylon<d>597
  67.  
  68. Nebuchadnezzar, replaced Jehoiachin after only three months of reign, deported him and 10,000 other leaders from the city, looted the city, and placed Zedekiah Judah's vassal king (cf. 2 Ki 24:12-16)
  69.  
  70. Zedekiah was convinced by Egypt to revolt with a coalition of other states (Tyre and Ammon) against Babylon in 588 B.C. and Nebuchadnezzar  destroyed Jerusalem in 586 B.C.
  71.  
  72. Zedekiah rebels against Babylon 587
  73. Nebuchadnezzar deports most of the Jews to Babylon, and the remaining Jews flee to Egypt<ref>2 Chron 36: 11-21<d>586
  74. */
  75.  
  76.  
  77. //  Prophets
  78.  
  79. //  444-432 era of Nehemia
  80. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>prophet<n>Isaiah<d>680(5)<c>Jerusalem
  81. //  Jeremiah began ministy in 627, died in Egypt
  82. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>prophet<n>Ezekiel<b>623/*began ministry in 593*/
  83. //Joel (609-586 B.C.)
  84.  
  85. #p <nat>Judean<o>prophet<n>Daniel<b>615(5)<d>520(5)<c>Babylon<info>deported from Jerusalem in 605 or 597?
  86. #e <t>prophesy<au>Daniel<n>Daniel 7<d>553<c>Babylon<info>1st year of Belshazzar
  87. #e <t>prophesy<au>Daniel<n>Daniel 8<d>551<c>Babylon<info>3rd year of Belshazzar
  88. #e <t>prophesy<au>Daniel<n>Daniel 9<d>538 Jan (12)<c>Babylon<info>1st year of Darius
  89. #e <t>prophesy<au>Daniel<n>Daniel 10<d>536(1)<c>Babylon<info>3rd year of Cyrus' conquest of Babylonia
  90.  
  91.  
  92. //  Post-exile
  93.  
  94. #e <t>translation<n>Septuagint<info>translation of Hebrew scriptures into Greek<d>205(75)<c>Alexandria
  95. #e <t>religion<n>Temple is re-dedicated<d>165<c>Jerusalem
  96.  
  97. #ad
  98.  
  99. #p <nat>Hebrew<o>historian<n>Flavius Josephus<b>37(2)<d>100(2)
  100.  
  101. #e <t>battle<n>Destruction of Jerusalem<d>70<c>Jerusalem<vic>Rome
  102.  
  103. //  73 May 2 Masada massacre
  104.