Biblical Ages
This biblical ages timeline begins at creation and ends with an illustration of the Book of Revelation.
(some dates differ)
(some dates differ)
On God's command, Noah built the ark to withstand the flood. Noah entered the ark with his three sons, his wife, and the wives of his sons...along with every kind of animal of the land and sky. The floods came for forty days and the waters prevailed for 150 days, only those on th ark remained. After the water receded, God made a covenant of the rainbow with Noah to remind him and his descendants that He will never again destroy all life with a flood.
As part of the Holy Trinity (the three manifestations of the one true God), Jesus Christ came to Earth in the form of mankind as the Messiah in order to bring salvation to all who would follow Him. His presence as well as His crucifixion, resurrection and ascension here on Earth fulfilled prophesy...and set the stage for the coming events of the Revelation. Our salvation is His gift given to those of us (who have committed to following Him)...this gift is by His grace, not through our works.
Luke describes how the disciples spread the gospel to Judea, Samaria and beyond. Most of the New Testament was written during this time.
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Quick Links...On God's command, Noah built the ark to withstand the flood. Noah entered the ark with his three sons, his wife, and the wives of his sons...along with every kind of animal of the land and sky. The floods came for forty days and the waters prevailed for 150 days, only those on th ark remained. After the water receded, God made a covenant of the rainbow with Noah to remind him and his descendants that He will never again destroy all life with a flood.
As part of the Holy Trinity (the three manifestations of the one true God), Jesus Christ came to Earth in the form of mankind as the Messiah in order to bring salvation to all who would follow Him. His presence as well as His crucifixion, resurrection and ascension here on Earth fulfilled prophesy...and set the stage for the coming events of the Revelation. Our salvation is His gift given to those of us (who have committed to following Him)...this gift is by His grace, not through our works.
Luke describes how the disciples spread the gospel to Judea, Samaria and beyond. Most of the New Testament was written during this time.