I need to know the bible time line ?
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this the one i use for bible studing it dosent have any preasent day stuff though\nhttp://www.abiblestudy.com/\nthis is a good one too\nhttp://www.cynet.com/jesus/timeline/time.htm
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Can I shed some light here? First off, the bible says no man shall know the hour nor the day, behold I come like a thief in the night......Okay, that doesn't mean there aren't going to be any old ancient clues laying around for us to find a NEAR time-frame.\n \nThe Aztec calendar ends abruptly in 2012\n\nThe recorded time-line in the Grand Gallery of the Great pyramid stops at 2013 I believe\n\nCatholic prophecy has only one more pope after the current one.\n\nSo these are all OLD prophetic signs to use as clue. as old as, or much older than the Bible. I don't know where 1984 came from. 2000 was a misinterpretation from the Bible, a verse about lasting a thousand years but not thousands, so midnight 1999 had to be a deadline.
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INTERESTING HOW YOU JUST HAPPEN TO ASK THAT SPECIFIC DATE :)\n\nYOUR ON TO SOMETHING.  STAY ON IT. YOUR ON THE RIGHT TRACK.\n\nNOBODY KNOWS. THATS BIBLICAL.  THE BIBLE SAYS: THE HOUR OR DAY.  IT DOESN'T SAY THE YEAR CAN NOT BE KNOWN.!\n\nNobody can know the year. very simple reason. NOBODY know's if Jesus was born on a Leap Year.\n\nYou are into the number crunch or know someone who is.\n\nIt could be 2007 or 2012. you can't know yet. If we go through 2007, then Jesus WAS born on a leap year. :)  Keep your eyes on 2012.\n\ngreat question.  have a good week.
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When was the Bible written and who wrote it?\n\nThe following dates are not always exact, but are very good estimates (in some cases the human author is uncertain).\n\nBook\n Author\n Date Written\n \nGenesis\n Moses ? - 1445 B.C.\n \nExodus\n Moses 1445 - 1405 B.C.\n \nLeviticus\n Moses 1405 B.C.  \nNumbers\n Moses 1444 - 1405 B.C.\n \nDeuteronomy\n Moses 1405 B.C.  \nJoshua\n  Joshua 1404-1390 B.C.  \nJudges\n Samuel  1374-1129 B.C.  \nRuth\n Samuel  1150? B.C.  \nFirst Samuel\n Samuel  1043-1011 B.C.  \nSecond Samuel\n  Ezra?  1011-1004 B.C.  \nFirst Kings\n  Jeremiah?  971-852 B.C.  \nSecond Kings\n  Jeremiah?  852-587 B.C.  \nFirst Chronicles\n  Ezra?  450 - 425 B.C.  \nSecond Chronicles\n  Ezra?  450 - 425 B.C.  \nEzra\n  Ezra 538-520  B.C.  \nNehemiah\n  Nehemiah 445 - 425 B.C.  \nEsther\n  Mordecai? 465 B.C.  \nJob\n Job?   Internal evidence suggests that Job was a contemporary of Abraham, but no exact date of writing is available.  \nPsalms\n David 1000? B.C.   \nSon of Korah wrote Psalms 42, 44-49, 84-85, 87; Asaph wrote Psalms 50, 73-83; Heman wrote Psalm 88; Ethan wrote Psalm 89; Hezekiah wrote Psalms 120-123, 128-130, 132, 134-136; \nSolomon wrote Psalms 72, 127.\n \nProverbs\n Solomon wrote 1-29\nAgar wrote 30\nLemuel wrote 31  950 - 700 B.C.  \nEcclesiastes\n Solomon 935 B.C.  \nSong of Solomon\n Solomon  965 B.C.  \nIsaiah\n  Isaiah  740 - 680 B.C.  \nJeremiah\n  Jeremiah  627 - 585 B.C.  \nLamentations\n  Jeremiah  586 B.C.  \nEzekiel\n  Ezekiel 593-560  B.C.  \nDaniel\n  Daniel 605-536 B.C.  \nHosea\n  Hosea  710 B.C.  \nJoel\n Joel\n 835  B.C.  \nAmos\n Amos\n  755 B.C.  \nObadiah\n Obadiah\n  840 or 586 B.C.  \nJonah\n Jonah\n 760 B.C.  \nMicah\n Micah\n  700 B.C.  \nNahum\n Nahum\n  663 - 612 B.C.  \nHabakkuk\n Habakkuk\n  607 B.C.  \nZephaniah\n Zephaniah\n  625 B.C.  \nHaggai\n Haggai\n  520 B.C.  \nZechariah\n Zechariah\n  520 - 518 B.C.  \nMalachi\n Malachi\n  450 - 600 B.C.  \n \n   Book\n Author\n Date Written\n \nMatthew\n  Matthew  60's  \nMark\n   John Mark  late 50's\nearly 60's  \nLuke\n  Luke  60\n \nJohn\n  John  late 80's\nearly 90's  \nActs\n Luke   61  \nRomans\n  Paul  55\n \n1 Corinthians\n  Paul  54  \n2 Corinthians\n  Paul  55  \nGalatians\n  Paul 49  \nEphesians\n  Paul 60\n \nPhilippians\n  Paul 61  \nColossians\n  Paul  60  \n1 Thessalonians\n  Paul 50 - 51  \n2 Thessalonians\n  Paul 50 - 51\n \n1 Timothy\n  Paul  62  \n2 Timothy\n  Paul  63  \nTitus\n  Paul  62  \nPhilemon\n  Paul  60\n \nHebrews\n (Paul, Apollos, Barnabas, Priscilla...?)   60's  \nJames\n  James, half brother of Jesus  40's or 50's  \n1 Peter\n  Peter  63  \n2 Peter\n  Peter  63 - 64  \n1 John\n  John  late 80's\nearly 90's  \n2 John\n  John  late 80's\nearly 90's  \n3 John\n  John  late 80's\nearly 90's  \nJude\n  Jude, half brother of Jesus  60's or 70's  \nRevelation\n  John  late 80's\nearly 90's
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http://www.swchurchofchrist.com\n\nGo to contact us page.\n\nJohn or Mike can help.  They know the Bible backwards, frontwards, and sideways.
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The *Bible* doesn't say.\n\nLawrence\nhttp://www.truebiblesermons.com
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Three days are you ready. \n\n1. The day of Christ - The rapture when the church is taken of the earth to meet Jesus in the clouds. 2 Thessalonians 2:2\n\n2. The day of the Lord - The tribulation period. The 7 years that take place after the rapture where God pours out His wrath on the world that rejected His Son. 2 Peter 3:10, The whole book of Joel is a great reference.\n\n3. The day of God - The 1000 year reign of Christ on the earth which will eventually lead to the final judgment of satan and the creation of the new heavens and earth where Christians will dwell with Jesus for eternity. Revelation 16:14.\n\nWe don't know the date that any of these days will occur so we look for the coming of Jesus and occupy until He comes.\n\nI hope that helps.
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The best way you can find out what the bible says in "real terms" is to read it in Hebrew. That is the original language  it was written in. I find it useful when reading to have The Exhaustive concorance of the Bible near by.
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There's a book and software called "Who's Who in the Bible".  You can also check on amazon.com.  I put both links here for you.
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Probably things like this:\nMatt. 25:34\nEph. 1:4,5,11\nRev. 13:8, 17:8\n2 Thess. 2:13\nJohn 6:44, 15:16,19\nMatt 20:16\nRom 1:6-7, 8:28-30\nHeb. 9:15\n And don't forget the story of pharoah were God hardened his heart. \n\nExodus 4:21, 7:3,13, 9:16,35, 14:4,17.\nWay too many to list all but this should keep you busy for a while.
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The bible says only the father knows when the end will be. And it gives us the signs to look for for to tell us whn the end is near. Take a look around, see what is going on in the world today, violance, hunger, wars, distruction against the church, etc. We are living the tribulation already , it has already begun. read the boobk of Revolations. Are you really prepared???
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If you are using windows XP you can go into your history \nvery easily...go up to your tool bar where it says\n\n\nFile  Edit View  Favorite Tool Help\n\nclick on "View" and there will be a drop down menu with these options...\n\ntoolbars\n\nstatus bar\n\nExplorer bar\n\nMove your curser over "explorer" (don't click) and another menu will pop up giving you another list of options..click on history and somewhere on your page a folder menu will open and it will have an archive of websites that you have gone to 1 week ago, 3 days ago, 2 days ago, today and etc...just click on today and look through it and you should find your site. God bless you and I pray you discover the wonderful mysteries of the Sabbath..if not..if the sight leads you back to Sunday worship..email me and I'll steer you back around to what the Bible says about it fer reals. Take care..Love in Christ, ~J~ <><
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christianity. the info is in the history of the biblical era
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We do have a time line but it hasn't started yet.. This tells the starting point..\n\n2Thes 2:3\nLet no man deceive you by any means: for that day shall not come, except there come a falling away first, and that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition;\n\nSo until we see the Antichrist the end won't come....     Jim
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Try this: \n\nBibleGateway.com: A searchable online Bible. Enter the Bible passage (e.g. John 3:16), keyword (e.g. Jesus, prophet, etc.) or topic (e.g. salvation) you want to find. \nwww.biblegateway.com\n\nAny good? Let me know
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what chapter in 2nd kings i see you have verses 23-25 but i need the chapter\n\nhttp://etext.virginia.edu/toc/modeng/public/Rsv2Kgs.html
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Get yourself a Bible that is easy for you to read. You will stall out with the old English of the King James Bible. Just read as much as you want every day. If you only have time to read one verse, then so be it.  Just do it every day. Start at the beginning and put a book mark in after each reading. Don't worry how long it will take. Just enjoy it.