THE FIRST CENTURY |
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0001 XX XX | 3 Nephi 1:1-8 | |
0001 XX XX | Luke 1:1-4 | Prologue to the Gospel |
0001 XX XX | Luke 1:5-25 | Birth of John the Baptist foretold. |
0001 XX XX | Luke 1:26-56 | Jesus’ birth foretold, Mary visits Elisabeth. |
0001 XX XX | Luke 1:57-80 | John the Baptist is born. |
0001 XX XX | Matthew 1:18-25 Luke 2:1-20 |
Jesus Chist is born. |
0001 XX XX | Matthew 2:1-12 | Visit of the wisemen |
0001 XX XX | Luke 2:21-40 | Circumcision of Jesus. |
0001 XX XX | Matthew 2:13-23 | Flight into Egypt |
0001 XX XX | Saul is born in Tarsus, in Cilicia, Asia Minor. | |
0001 XX XX | 3 Nephi 1:22-25 | |
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0002 XX XX | 3 Nephi 1:26 | |
3 | ||
0003 XX XX | 3 Nephi 1:27-30 | |
4 | ||
0004 XX XX | Boy in the Temple, part 2 | |
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0005 XX XX | 3 Nephi 2:1-4 | |
6 | ||
0006 XX XX | 3 Nephi 2:4 | |
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0007 XX XX | 3 Nephi 2:4 | |
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0008 XX XX | 3 Nephi 2:4 | |
9 | ||
0009 XX XX | 3 Nephi 2:5-9 | |
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0010 XX XX | 3 Nephi 2:10 | |
11 | ||
0011 XX XX | 3 Nephi 2:10 | |
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0012 XX XX | Luke 2:41-52 | Jesus at age 12 |
13 | ||
0013 XX XX | 3 Nephi 2:11-16 | |
14 | ||
0014 XX XX | 3 Nephi 2:17 | |
0014 XX XX | STAR TREK The detonation of Kavis Alpha neutron star. | |
15 | ||
0015 XX XX | 3 Nephi 2:17-19 | |
16 | ||
0016 XX XX | 3 Nephi 3:1-21 | |
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0017 XX XX | 3 Nephi 3:22-26 | |
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0018 XX XX | 3 Nephi 4:1-4 | |
19 | ||
0019 XX XX | 3 Nephi 4:5-15 | |
20 | ||
0020 XX XX | 3 Nephi 4:15 | |
21 | ||
0021 XX XX | 3 Nephi 4:16-33 | |
0021 XX XX | 3 Nephi 5:1-6 | |
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0022 XX XX | 3 Nephi 5:7 | |
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0023 XX XX | 3 Nephi 5:7 | |
24 | ||
0024 XX XX | 3 Nephi 5:7 | |
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0025 XX XX | 3 Nephi 5:7-26 | |
26 | ||
0026 XX XX | 3 Nephi 6:1-4 | |
27 | ||
0027 XX XX | 3 Nephi 6:4 | |
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0028 XX XX | 3 Nephi 6:5-9 | |
29 | ||
0029 XX XX | 3 Nephi 6:10-13 | |
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0030 XX XX | 3 Nephi 6:14-30 | |
0030 XX XX | 3 Nephi 7:1-13 | |
Mattew 3:1-12 Mark 1:1-8 Luke 3:1-18 John 1:19-34 |
Ministry of John the Baptist | |
Luke 3:19-20 | John’s imprisonment | |
Matthew 3:13-17 Mark 1:9-11 Luke 3:21-22 |
Baptism of Jesus | |
Matthew 1:1-17 Luke 3:23-38 |
The genealogy of Jesus | |
Matthew 4:1-11 Mark 1:12-13 Luke 4:1-13 |
Temptation of Jesus | |
John 2:1-12 | Jesus’ first miracle (water made wine) | |
John 2:13-25 | Jesus cleanses the temple during the Passover | |
John 3:1-21 | Nicodemus visits Jesus at night | |
John 3:22—4:3 | Jesus remains in Judea | |
John 4:4-42 | The woman of Samaria | |
Matthew 4:12-17 Mark 1:14-15 Luke 4:14-15 John 4:43-45 |
Jesus begins preaching in Galilee | |
Luke 4:16-30 | Jesus’ first rejection at Nazareth | |
Matthew 4:18-22 Mark 1:16-20 Luke 5:1-11 John 1:35-41 |
Miraculous catch of fish; the call of the first disciples | |
Matthew 7:28-29 Mark 1:21-28 Luke 4:31-37 John 7:46 |
Jesus in the synagogue at Capernaum; heals a demoniac | |
Matthew 8:14-17 Mark 1:29-34 Luke 4:38-41 |
Jesus heals Peter’s mother-in-law and others | |
Mark 1:35-38 Luke 4:42-43 |
Jesus departs from Capernaum | |
Matthew 4:23-25 Mark 1:39 Luke 4:44 |
A preaching journey in Galilee | |
Matthew 5:1-2 Luke 6:20 |
Sermon on the Mount: Introduction | |
Matthew 5:3-12 Luke 6:20-23 |
Sermon on the Mount: The Beatitudes | |
Luke 6:24-26 | Sermon on the Mount: The Woes | |
Matthew 5:13-16 Mark 9:50 Luke 11:33-36 Luke 14:34-354 |
Sermon on the Mount: The Parables of Salt and of Light | |
Matthew 5:17-20 Luke 16:16-17 |
Sermon on the Mount: On the Law | |
Matthew 5:21-26 Luke 12:57-59 |
Sermon on the Mount: On Murder | |
Matthew 5:27-30 | Sermon on the Mount: On Adultery and Lust | |
Matthew 5:31-32 Luke 16:18 |
Sermon on the Mount: On Divorce | |
Matthew 5:33-42 Luke 6:29-30 |
Sermon on the Mount: On Swearing; On Reliation | |
Matthew 5:43-48 Luke 6:27-28, 32-36 |
Sermon on the Mount: On Love of One’s Enemies | |
Sermon on the Mount, part 12: On Almsgiving; On Prayer | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 13: The Lord’s Prayer | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 14: On Fasting; On Treasures | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 15: The Sound Eye | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 16: On Serving Two Masters | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 17: On Anxiety | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 18: On Judging | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 19: On Profaning the Holy | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 20: God’s Answering of Prayer | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 21: The Golden Rule | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 22: The Narrow Gate | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 23: The Test of a Good Man | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 24: Warning against self-deception | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 25: Hearers and Doers of the Word | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 26: The End of the Sermon | ||
Healing of the leper | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 27 | ||
The healing of the widow’s son in Nain | ||
The nature of discipleship | ||
Through the Roof, part 1 | ||
Through the Roof, part 2/One Man’s Answer, part 1 | ||
The question about fasting | ||
Jesus heals the man at Bethzatha in Jerualem; the testimony to Jesus | ||
Two blind men healed | ||
The healing of the dumb demoniac | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 1 | ||
The fate of the disciples | ||
Exhortation to fearless confession | ||
Division in households | ||
Conditions of discipleship | ||
End of the discourse to the disciples | ||
John’s question to Jesus | ||
Jesus’ words about John | ||
Woes on the cities of Galilee | ||
Jesus’ thansgiving to the Father | ||
Comfort for the heavy laden | ||
Plucking ears of grain on the sabbath | ||
One Man’s Answer, part 2 | ||
Jesus heals the multitudes | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 1 | ||
The Man in the tree, part 2 | ||
The ministering women | ||
Accusations against Jesus; a house divided | ||
Against seeking for signs. | ||
The return of the evil spirit | ||
Jesus’ true relatives | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 28 | ||
Sermon on the Mount, part 29/Mad Man by the sea, part 1 | ||
Mad Man by the Sea, part 2 | ||
Mad Man by the Sea, part 3/A womans faith/The Mocking Crowd, part 1 | ||
Jesus is again rejected at Nazareth | ||
The Mocking Crowd, part 2 | ||
Herod thinks Jesus is John, risen | ||
The death of John | ||
The Mocking Crowd, part 3/No Earthly Throne part 1 | ||
No Earthly Throne, part 2/Miracle on the Sea, part 1 | ||
Miracle on the Sea, part 3 | ||
Miracle on the Sea, part 2 | ||
Miracle on the Sea, part 4 | ||
The Syrophoenician woman | ||
Healing of many; healing of deaf mute | ||
The feeding of the 4,000 | ||
The Pharisees seek a sign | ||
A discourse on leaven | ||
The blind man at Bethsaida | ||
Miracle on the Sea, part 5 | ||
Mircale on the Sea, part 6 | ||
Miracle on the Sea, part 7/A Boy—and His Father’s Faith, part 1 | ||
The coming of Elijah | ||
A Boy—and His Father’s Faith, part 2 | ||
The second prediction of the Passion | ||
The temple tax | ||
A Boy—and His Father’s Faith, part 3/ Seventy times Seven, part 1 | ||
The strange exorcist | ||
On temptation | ||
Concerning salt | ||
The Lost Sheep | ||
On reproving one’s brother | ||
On reconciliation | ||
The parable of the unmerciful servant | ||
Seventy Times Seven, part 2 | ||
A woman taken in adultery is brought before Jesus | ||
Seventy Times Seven, part 3 | ||
A Jerusalem Beggar Meets the Son of God, part 1 | ||
A Jerusalem Beggar Meets the Son of God, part 2 | ||
The Samaritan villagers | ||
The nature of discipleship | ||
The sending out of the seventy | ||
The return of the seventy | ||
Jesus’ gratitude to the Father | ||
The blessedness of the disciples | ||
A Jerusalem Beggar Meets the Son of God, part 3/Four Travelers to Jericho, part 1 | ||
Four Travelers to Jericho, part 2 | ||
Four Travelers to Jericho, part 3/The Lord’s Prayer, part 1 | ||
The Lord’s Prayer, part 2 | ||
The friend at midnight | ||
The answer to prayer | ||
The Beelzebul controversy | ||
The blessedness of Jesus’ mother | ||
The sign for this generation | ||
Concerning Light | ||
Discourse against the Pharisees | ||
Exhortation to fearless confession | ||
The parable of the rich fool | ||
Cares about earthly things | ||
Watchfulness and faithfulness | ||
The servant’s wages | ||
Interpreting the present time | ||
Agreement with one’s accuser | ||
Repentance or destruction | ||
Healing of the woman with a spirit of infirmity | ||
Parables of the mustard seed, of the leaven | ||
Exclusion from the kingdom | ||
The departure from Galilee | ||
The lament over Jarusalem | ||
The healing of a man with dropsy | ||
Teaching on humility | ||
The parable of the great supper | ||
The cost of discipleship | ||
The lost sheep and the lost coin | ||
The Lord’s Prayer, part 2/The Prodigals’ Return, part 1 | ||
The unjust steward | ||
The hypocrisy of the Pharisees | ||
About the law and about divorce | ||
The rich man and Lazarus | ||
On causing sin | ||
On forgiveness | ||
On faith | ||
The servant’s wages | ||
The healing of ten lepers | ||
On the kingdom of God | ||
The day of the Son of man | ||
The parable of the unjust judge | ||
The parable of the Pharisee and the publican | ||
Marriage and divorce | ||
Called from the Tomb, part 3 | ||
Called from the Tomb, part 4 | ||
The parable of the laborers in the vineyard | ||
The third prediction of the Passion | ||
Jesus and the sons of Zebedee | ||
The Healing of Bartim\E6us | ||
Called from the Tomb, part 5/Man in the Tree, part 1 | ||
The parable of the pounds | ||
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0033 XX XX | Man in the Tree, part 3/Triumphal Entry, part 1 | |
Jesus keeps the feast of Dedication at Jerusalem | ||
The Prodigal’s Return, part 2/ Called from the Tomb, part 1 | ||
Called from the Tomb, part 2 | ||
Jesus at Ephraim; the coming of the Passover | ||
The cursing of the fig tree | ||
Triumphal Entry, part 2 | ||
The meaning of the withered fig tree | ||
The question about authority | ||
The parable of the two sons | ||
The parable of the wicked tenants | ||
The parable of the marriage feast | ||
Triumphal Entry, part 4/The Great Commandment, part 1 | ||
Question concerning the resurrection | ||
The Great Commandment, part 2 | ||
About David’s Son | ||
Woes against the Pharisees | ||
The Lament over Jerusalem | ||
The Great Commandment, part 3 | ||
Prediction of the destruction of the temple | ||
The signs of the parousia | ||
The beginning of the troubles | ||
The desolating sacrilege | ||
The culmination of the troubles | ||
The day of the Son of man | ||
The parousia of the Son of man | ||
The parable of the fig tree | ||
The time of parousia | ||
Mark’s ending to the discourse | ||
Luke’s ending to the discourse | ||
The need for watchfulness | ||
Watchfulness and faithfulness | ||
The parable of the ten maidens | ||
The parable of the talents | ||
The last judgement | ||
A summary of the days spent in Jerusalem | ||
The conspiracy against Jesus | ||
Man in the Tree, part 2 | ||
The Great Commandment, part 4 | ||
Secretly—in an Upper Room, part 1 | ||
The Day Christ Died | ||
Secretly—in an Upper Room, part 2 | ||
Secretly—in an Upper Room, part 3 | ||
The Lord’s Supper, part 1 | ||
The Lord’s Supper, part 2 | ||
The Lord’s Supper, part 3 | ||
The Lord’s Supper, part 4 | ||
The Lord’s Supper, part 5 | ||
The Lord’s Supper, part 6 | ||
Tried—and Denied! part 1 | ||
Tried—and Denied! part 2 | ||
The death of Judas | ||
Tried—and Denied! part 3/Condemned to Die, part 1 | ||
Jesus before Herod | ||
Condemned to Die, part 2 | ||
Condemned to Die, part 3 | ||
Condemned to Die, part 4/A King is Crucified | ||
A King is Crucified, part 2/The Sealed Tomb, part 1 | ||
3 Nephi 8 | ||
The sealed Tomb, part 2 | ||
3 Nephi 9, 10 | ||
The Lord Is Risen, part 1 | ||
The Lord Has Risen, part 2 | ||
The Lord Has Risen, part 3 | ||
The Lord Has Risen, part 4/Behind Locked Doors, part 1 | ||
Behind Locked Doors, part 2 | ||
Behind Locked doors, part 3/The Last Command, part 1 | ||
The Last Command, part 2 | ||
The Last Command, part 3 | ||
The Last Command, part 4 | ||
The disciples go out into the world to preach | ||
John’s conclusion to the gospel | ||
Acts 1 | Jesus ascends to Heaven | |
3 Nephi 11 | ||
3 Nephi 12 | ||
3 Nephi 13 | ||
3 Nephi 14 | ||
3 Nephi 15 | ||
3 Nephi 16 | ||
3 Nephi 17 | ||
3 Nephi 18 | ||
3 Nephi 19 | ||
3 Nephi 20 | ||
3 Nephi 21 | ||
3 Nephi 22 | ||
3 Nephi 23 | ||
3 Nephi 24 | ||
3 Nephi 25 | ||
3 Nephi 26 | ||
3 Nephi 27 | ||
3 Nephi 28 | ||
3 Nephi 29 | ||
3 Nephi 30 | ||
XXXX XX XX | Acts 2 | Pentecost |
XXXX XX XX | Acts 3 | Peter heals a lame man |
XXXX XX XX | Acts 4 | Peter and John appear beforee Annis and Caiaphas |
XXXX XX XX | Acts 5 | Apostles released from prison by an angel |
XXXX XX XX | Acts 6 | Stephen’s arrest |
XXXX XX XX | Acts 7 | Stephen stoned to death |
XXXX XX XX | Acts 8 | Simon, the Magician / On The Gaza Road |
XXXX XX XX | Acts 9 | A Light and a Voice / Mission to Joppa |
XXXX XX XX | Acts 10 | God, a Roman, and a Jew |
XXXX XX XX | Acts 11 | Angel—Open Gate, part 1 |
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36 | ||
0036 XX XX | 4 Nephi 1:1-3 | |
37 | ||
0037 XX XX | 4 Nephi 1:4-5 | |
0037 XX XX | Joseph ben Matthias born | |
44 | ||
0044 XX XX | Acts 12 | Angel—Open Gate, part 2 / Fall of a Tyrant |
46 | ||
0046 XX XX | Acts 13 | The Enemy Strikes |
0046 XX XX | Acts 14 | Miracle in Lystra / Storm Warning |
47 | ||
0047 XX XX | James 1 | |
0047 XX XX | James 2 | |
0047 XX XX | James 3 | |
0047 XX XX | James 4 | |
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0048 XX XX | Acts 15:1-13 | Council in Jerusalem, part 1 |
0048 XX XX | Galatians 1 | Council in Jerusalem, part 2 |
0048 XX XX | Galatians 2 | Council in Jerusalem, part 3 |
0048 XX XX | Galatians 3 | Council in Jarusalem, part 4 |
0048 XX XX | Galatians 4 | Council in Jerusalem, part 5 |
0048 XX XX | Galatians 5 | Council in Jerusalem, part 6 |
0048 XX XX | Galatians 6 | Council in Jerusalem, part 7 |
0048 XX XX | Acts 15:13-41 | Second Journey, part 1 |
0048 XX XX | Roman legions invade Wales. They will conquer the country in the next 30 years while Roman engineers construct a great network of British roads. | |
49 | ||
0049 XX XX | Acts 16 | Second Jourmey, part 2/Call From Across the Sea/Earthquake/Out of Trouble...Into Trouble, part 1 |
50 | ||
0050 XX XX | Acts 17 | Out of Trouble . . . Into Trouble, part 2/Paul Explains the “Unknown God”, part 1 |
0050 XX XX | Cologne has its beginnings in the town of Colonia Agrippina, built on the left bank of the Rhine at the site of Oppidum Ubiorum, chief town of the Ubii. The Roman emperor Claudius fortifies the town at the request of his niece and bride Agrippina, 35, who was born in the place. | |
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0052 XX XX | Acts 18:1-12 | Paul Explains the “Unknown God”, part 2 |
0051 XX XX | 1 Thessalonians | Paul Explains the “Unknown God”, part 3 |
0051 XX XX | 2 Thessalonians | Paul Explains the “Unknown God”, part 4 |
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0053 XX XX | Acts 18:13-28 | Talk of the Town, part 1 |
0053 XX XX | Acts 19:1-20 | Talk of the Town, part 2/The Angry Mob/Riot In Ephesus, part 1 |
54 | ||
0054 XX XX | 1 Corinthians | The Angry Mob, part 2 |
0054 XX XX | Acts 19:21-41 | The Angry Mob, part 3/Riot in Ephesus, part 1/Ephesus |
0054 10 13 | The Roman emperor Claudius. | |
55 | ||
0055 XX XX | De Materia Medica Pedanios Dioscorides. | |
57 | ||
0057 XX XX | 2 Corinthians | Riot in Ephesus, part 2 |
ROMANS | ||
0057 XX XX | Acts 20 | Bound—Hand and Foot, part 1 |
0057 XX XX | Acts 21 | Bound—Hand and Foot, part 2/A Boy and a Secret, part 1 |
0057 XX XX | Acts 22 | A Boy and a Secret, part 2 |
0057 XX XX | Acts 23 | A Boy and a Secret, part 3/Paul Pleads His Case, part 1 |
0057 XX XX | Acts 24 | Paul Pleads His case, part 2 |
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0058 XX XX | ||
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0059 XX XX | Acts 25 | Paul Pleads His Case, part 3 |
0059 XX XX | Acts 26 | Paul Pleads His Case, part 4 |
0059 XX XX | Acts 27 | Paul Pleads His Case, part 5 |
0059 XX XX | Acts 28 | Paul Pleads His Case, part 6 |
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0060 XX XX | Philippians | Apostle on the March, part ? |
0060 XX XX | Festus succeeds Felix as procurator of Judea and holds a new trial for the apostle Paul, who makes an “appeal unto Caesar” in the presence of Herod Agrippa II. | |
0060 XX XX | 4 Nephi 1:6-13 | |
61 | ||
0061 XX XX | COLOSSIANS | |
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0062 XX XX | Ephesians 1 | |
0062 XX XX | Ephesians 2 | |
0062 XX XX | Ephesians 3 | |
0062 XX XX | Ephesians 4 | |
0062 XX XX | Ephesians 5 | |
0062 XX XX | Ephesians 6 | |
PHILEMON | ||
0062 XX XX | Hebrews 1 | |
0062 XX XX | Hebrews 2 | |
0062 XX XX | Hebrews 3 | |
0062 XX XX | Hebrews 4 | |
0062 XX XX | Hebrews 5 | |
0062 XX XX | Hebrews 6 | |
0062 XX XX | Roman authorities permit the apostle Paul to live in Rome but keep him under house arrest. Albinus succeeds Festus as procurator of Judea, and the Romans permit Paul to resume his travels. | |
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0063 XX XX | St. James executed. | |
64 | ||
0064 XX XX | Titus 1 | |
0064 XX XX | Titus 2 | |
0064 XX XX | Titus 3 | |
0064 XX XX | I Timothy 1 | |
0064 XX XX | I Timothy 2 | |
0064 XX XX | I Timothy 3 | |
0064 XX XX | I Timothy 4 | |
0064 XX XX | I Timothy 5 | |
0064 XX XX | I Timothy 6 | |
0064 XX XX | II Timothy 1 | |
0064 XX XX | II Timothy 2 | |
0064 XX XX | II Timothy 3 | |
0064 XX XX | II Timothy 4 | |
0064 XX XX | I Peter 1 | |
0064 XX XX | I Peter 2 | |
0064 XX XX | I Peter 3 | |
0064 XX XX | I Peter 4 | |
0064 XX XX | I Peter 5 | |
0064 XX XX | Persecution of Christians begins at Rome. | |
0064 XX XX | The Burning of Rome | |
0064 XX XX | Soldier Victorious | |
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0065 XX XX | The Gospel according to St. Mark is written. | |
II PETER | ||
0065 XX XX | Martyrdom of Peter | |
66 | ||
0066 XX XX | The Jewish War Josephus | |
67 | ||
0067 06 29 | The Christian apostle Paul is executed. | |
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2 JOHN | ||
3 JOHN | ||
JUDE | ||
REVELATION | ||
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0080 XX XX | The Colosseum is dedicated at Rome by the emperor Titus. | |
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0100 XX XX | ||
THE SECOND CENTURY |
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0101 XX XX | 4 Nephi 1:14-17 | |
111 | ||
0111 XX XX | 4 Nephi 1:18-19 | |
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0150 XX XX | ||
184 | ||
0184 XX XX | 4 Nephi 1:20-21 | |
192 | ||
0192 12 31 | Lucius Aurelius Commodus Emperor of Rome (180-192), murdered at age 31. | |
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0200 XX XX | ||
THE THIRD CENTURY |
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0201 XX XX | 4 Nephi 1:22-26 | |
210 | ||
0210 XX XX | The detonation of Kavis Alpha neutron star. | |
211 | ||
0211 XX XX | 4 Nephi 1:27-34 | |
212 | ||
0212 XX XX | The planet Ketira is destroyed by war. The inhabitants are scattered throughout the galaxy. | |
231 | ||
0231 XX XX | 4 Nephi 1:35-39 | |
245 | ||
0245 XX XX | 4 Nephi 1:40-41 | |
261 | ||
0261 XX XX | 4 Nephi 1:42-44 | |
267 | ||
0267 XX XX | The great philosopher Surak leads the Vulcan people on the path toward logic and peace. | |
280 | ||
0280 XX XX | St. Nicholas was born in the town of Patras in what is now called Turkey. | |
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0300 XX XX | ||
THE FOURTH CENTURY |
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301 | ||
0301 XX XX | 4 Nephi 1:45-46 | |
306 | ||
0306 XX XX | 4 Nephi 1:47 | |
321 | ||
0321 XX XX | 4 Nephi 1:48-49 | |
322 | ||
0322 XX XX | Mormon 1 | |
331 | ||
0331 XX XX | Mormon 2 | |
350 | ||
0350 XX XX | The Kingdom of Kush is dissolved. | |
362 | ||
0362 XX XX | Mormon 3 | |
363 | ||
0363 XX XX | Mormon 4 | |
380 | ||
0380 XX XX | Mormon 5 | |
385 | ||
0385 XX XX | The Words of Mormon | |
0385 XX XX | Mormon 6 | |
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0400 XX XX | ||
THE FIFTH CENTURY |
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401 | ||
0401 XX XX | Mormon 8 | |
406 | ||
0406 12 31 | 80,000 Vandels attack the Rhine at Mainz | |
0406 12 31 | Godagisel king of the Vandals, dies in battle. | |
0406 XX XX | The detonation of Kavis Alpha neutron star. | |
421 | ||
0421 XX XX | Moroni 10 | |
450 | ||
0450 XX XX | ||
451 | ||
0451 XX XX | Atilla the Hun | |
475 | ||
0475 XX XX | ||
493 | ||
0493 03 15 | Theodorik the Great beats Odoaker of Italy. | |
500 | ||
0500 XX XX | ||
THE SIXTH CENTURY |
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0525 XX XX | ||
550 | ||
0550 XX XX | ||
575 | ||
0575 XX XX | ||
568 | ||
0568 XX XX | Avars vs. Byzantines | |
600 | ||
0600 XX XX | Britons vs. Saxons | |
THE SEVENTH CENTURY |
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602 | ||
0602 XX XX | The detonation of Kavis Alpha neutron star. | |
610 | ||
0610 XX XX | The prophet Mohammed at Mecca begins secretly to preach a new religion, to be called Islam. | |
625 | ||
0625 XX XX | ||
650 | ||
0650 XX XX | ||
675 | ||
0675 XX XX | ||
700 | ||
0700 XX XX | ||
THE EIGHTH CENTURY |
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701 | ||
0701 XX XX | ||
711 | ||
0711 XX XX | Arabs vs. Spain | |
725 | ||
0725 XX XX | ||
732 | ||
0732 XX XX | Franks vs. Moors | |
750 | ||
0750 XX XX | ||
752 | ||
0752 03 15 | St. Zachary ends his reign as Catholic pope. | |
766 | ||
0766 XX XX | An individual of the Metron civilization was born. | |
772 | ||
0772 12 01 | Pope Adrian I elected. | |
787 | ||
0787 02 XX | WAR Charlemagne vs. Duchy of Benevento | |
0787 08 10 | Abu Ma'shar al-Balkhi is born in Balkh, Khurasan. | |
0787 08 26 | Arechis II of Benevento dies. | |
0787 09 24 | Second Council of Nicaea First session | |
0787 10 13 | Second Council of Nicaea Seventh session | |
0787 XX XX | Conall mac Taidg becomes King of the Picts. | |
0787 XX XX | The Kingdom of Hereti is established. | |
0787 XX XX | Mount Vesuvius erupts | |
788 | ||
0788 09 XX | WAR Battle of Kopidnadon | |
0788 XX XX | إدريس بن عبدالله (Idris ibn Abdullah) is the first ruler of the Idrisid dynasty of Morocco. | |
0788 XX XX | Adalgis, prince of the Lombards, dies. | |
0788 XX XX | Bermudo I becomes King of Asturias. | |
0788 XX XX | 馬祖道一 (Mazu Daoyi), Chinese Zen Buddhist monk, dies. | |
0788 XX XX | Áed Oirdnide becomes King of Ailech. | |
0788 XX XX | Osred II becomes King of Northumbria. | |
0788 XX XX | Abd al-Rahman I, founder of the Spanish Umayyad dynasty, dies. | |
0788 XX XX | هشام بن عبد الرحمن الداخل (Hisham Al-Reda) becomes Emir of Córdoba. | |
0788 XX XX | Adi Shankara, Hindu philosopher, is born in Kaladi, Chera Kingdom. | |
0788 XX XX | WAR Charlemagne conquers Bavaria. | |
794 | ||
0794 XX XX | Warring factions on Areta unleashed a nuclear holocost that devastated large areas of its surface. | |
798 | ||
0798 XX XX | Caradog ap Meirion, King of Gwynedd, dies; Cynan ap Rhodri becomes King. | |
0798 XX XX | Bahlul Ibn Marzuq, revolts in Zaragoza against the government of Al-Andalus. | |
0798 XX XX | Borrell I becomes the first count of Cerdanya and Urgell. | |
0798 XX XX | 呂洞賓 (Lü Dongbin), Taoist scholar, is born. | |
0798 XX XX | 盧邁 (Lu Mai), former chancellor of the Tang Dynasty, dies. | |
0798 XX XX | Sigeric, King of Essex abdicates; Sigered becomes king. | |
0798 XX XX | STAR TREK The detonation of Kavis Alpha neutron star. | |
0798 XX XX | Theodulf becomes Bishop of Orléans. | |
0798 XX XX | WAR Coenwulf of Mercia invades Kent. | |
0798 XX XX | Cuðred is appointed king of Kent. | |
0798 XX XX | WAR Saxon Wars: Battle of Bornhöved Obotrites defeats Saxons. | |
0798 XX XX | WAR Alfonso II sacks Lisbon. | |
0798 XX XX | 원성 (Wonseong), King of Silla, dies; 소성 (Soseong) becomes king. | |
0798 XX XX | أبو يوسف (Abu Yusuf), Muslim jurist, dies. | |
800 | ||
0800 XX XX | ||
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801 | ||
0801 XX XX | ||
825 | ||
0825 XX XX | ||
829 | ||
0829 XX XX | WAR Egbert of Wessex conquers Mercia and is recognized as Bretwalda. | |
0829 XX XX | WAR Saracens ravage the coast of Dalmatia. | |
0829 XX XX | The city of Wiesbaden is first mentioned. | |
0829 XX XX | The synod of Mainz is held. | |
0829 XX XX | WAR Bulgarians conquer Slavonia. | |
0829 XX XX | Croats are not under Frankish rule anymore. | |
0829 XX XX | Theophilus becomes emperor of Byzantium. | |
0829 XX XX | WAR Battle of Thasos Cretan Saracens defeat a Byzantine fleet. | |
0829 XX XX | The Nile freezes over. | |
0829 XX XX | WAR The Bai kingdom of Nanzhao captures the city of Chengdu in Sichuan province, China. | |
0829 XX XX | Ansgar is appointed missionary to Sweden by Louis the Pious, at the request of the Swedish king Björn at Hauge. | |
850 | ||
0850 XX XX | ||
865 | ||
0865 11 XX | WAR The Great Viking Army invades East Anglia. | |
0865 XX XX | Æthelred becomes king of Wessex and king of Kent. | |
0865 XX XX | Bernard II becomes Count of Barcelona, Count of Girona, Prince of Gothia and Septimania. | |
0865 XX XX | Gauzfrid becomes Count of Maine. | |
0865 XX XX | Louis the German divides his kingdom among his sons. | |
0865 XX XX | Lothair, threatened with excommunication, takes back his first wife, Theutberga. | |
0865 XX XX | Bulgaria converts to Orthodox Church. | |
0865 XX XX | A Russian expedition for the first time threatens Constantinople. | |
866 | ||
0866 04 21 | Bardas, Byzantine nobleman, is murdered by Basil I. | |
0866 05 27 | Alfonso III becomes King of Asturias. | |
0866 08 XX | Responsa Nicolai ad consulta Bulgarorum Pope Nicholas I | |
0866 09 19 | Leo VI is born in Constantinople. | |
0866 11 XX | WAR The Great Viking Army conquers York. | |
0866 XX XX | Bagsecg becomes King of Denmark. | |
0866 XX XX | Bernard II becomes Count of Poitiers. | |
0866 XX XX | Bruno becomes Duke of Saxony. | |
0866 XX XX | Docibilis I becomes Hypatus of Gaeta. | |
0866 XX XX | Hugh the Abbot becomes Count of Auxerre, and Count of Tours. | |
0866 XX XX | Louis the Stammerer becomes King of the Kingdom of Aquitaine. | |
0866 XX XX | Odo becomes Count of West Francia. | |
0866 XX XX | Odo I becomes Count of Troyes. | |
0866 XX XX | Ranulf II becomes Duke of the Duchy of Aquitaine. | |
0866 XX XX | Wulgrin I becomes Count of Angoulême, and Count of Périgord. | |
0866 XX XX | 临济义玄 dies. | |
0866 XX XX | WAR Louis II defeats Saracen invaders in southern Italy. | |
0866 XX XX | WAR Harald Fairhair begins his conquest of Norway. | |
867 | ||
0867 03 21 | WAR Kings Ælla and Osberht of Northumbria are killed in battle. | |
0867 03 31 | 唐昭宗 (Tang Zhaozong), future Emperor of China, is born 李傑 (Li Jie). | |
0867 05 05 | 宇多 (Uda), future Emperor of Japan is born 定省 (Sadami). | |
0867 09 23 | Michael III, Byzantine emperor, is assassinated. | |
0867 09 24 | Basil I becomes Emperor of the Byzantine Empire, beginning the Macedonian dynasty. | |
0867 09 XX | Photios I of Constantinople is deposed as Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople. | |
0867 10 10 | 李嗣源 (Li Siyuan), future Emperor of China, is born 邈佶烈 (Miaojilie). | |
0867 11 13 | Pope Nicholas I dies. | |
0867 11 23 | Patriarch Ignatius of Constantinople is reinstated as Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople. | |
0867 12 14 | Adrian II is elected Pope. | |
0867 12 16 | Eberhard of Friuli dies. | |
0867 XX XX | Hugh becomes Duke of Alsace. | |
0867 XX XX | Aznar Galíndez II becomes Count of Aragon. | |
0867 XX XX | 진훤 (Gyeon Hwon), future founder of the Hubaekje kingdom, is born. | |
0867 XX XX | Kassia, Byzantine abbess, poet, composer, and hymnographer, dies. | |
0867 XX XX | Theodora, Byzantine Empress, dies. | |
868 | ||
0868 05 11 | 金剛般若波羅蜜多經 (Diamond Sutra) | |
0868 07 01 | علي الهادي النقي (‘Alī al-Hādī) dies. | |
0868 12 XX | الجاحظ (Al-Jahiz) dies. | |
0868 XX XX | WAR Conquest of the city of Porto, leading to the establishment of the County of Portucale (Portugal). | |
0868 XX XX | Vímara Peres becomes Count of Portugal. | |
0868 XX XX | أحمد بن طولون (Ahmad ibn Tulun) becomes Emir of Egypt, founding the Tulunid dynasty. | |
0868 XX XX | WAR Aghlabids invade Malta. | |
0868 XX XX | WAR Battle of Cell Ua nDaigri (Killineery): Áed Findliath defeats invading Danes and Norwegians. | |
0868 XX XX | WAR Ibn Marwan rebels against Emir Muhammad I of Córdoba. | |
0868 XX XX | Charles the Bald and Louis the German agree to a partition of Lotharingia. | |
0868 XX XX | Alfred the Great marries Ealhswith. | |
0868 XX XX | WAR Vikings invade Mercia. | |
0868 XX XX | 최언위 (Choe Eon-wui) born. | |
0868 XX XX | Théodrate of Troyes born. | |
0868 XX XX | Bugha al-Sharabi is executed. | |
869 | ||
0869 02 14 | Saint Cyril dies. | |
0869 07 29 | حجت بن الحسن المهدي (Hujjat ibn al-Ḥasan al-Mahdī) born. | |
0869 08 08 | Lothair II dies. | |
0869 10 05 | Fourth Council of Constantinople begins. | |
0869 11 20 | Oswald becomes King of East Anglia. | |
0869 XX XX | Ailill mac Dúnlainge becomes List of kings of Leinster of Leinster. | |
0869 XX XX | Jogan Sanriku earthquake. | |
0869 XX XX | WAR Zanj Rebellion begins. | |
0869 XX XX | WAR Charles the Bald vs. Louis the German at Lotharingia. | |
0869 XX XX | Stela 11 erected at Tikal. | |
0869 XX XX | Repairs are made in Hagia Sophia. | |
0869 XX XX | 陽成天皇 (Yōzei), future Emperor of Japan is born 貞明親王 (Shinnō). | |
0869 XX XX | 鱼玄机 (Yu Xuanji) dies. | |
0869 XX XX | City walls of Dijon, Le Mans, Tours reconstructed. | |
870 | ||
0870 03 XX | Sergius II becomes Duke of Naples. | |
0870 XX XX | Sumbat I becomes Mampali of Tao-Klarjeti. | |
0870 XX XX | Wilbert becomes Archbishop of Cologne. | |
0870 XX XX | Wilfred the Hairy becomes Count of Urgell and Cerdanya. | |
0870 XX XX | Svatopluk I becomes Duke of Great Moravia. | |
0870 XX XX | Bořivoj I becomes Duke of Bohemia. | |
0870 06 21 | المعتمد (Al-Mu'tamid) becomes Caliph of Baghdad. | |
0870 12 31 | Skirmish at Englefield | |
875 | ||
0875 XX XX | ||
900 | ||
0900 XX XX | ||
THE TENTH CENTURY |
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901 | ||
0901 XX XX | ||
925 | ||
0925 XX XX | ||
933 | ||
0933 03 15 | German King Henry I beats Magyaren at Riade. | |
950 | ||
0950 XX XX | ||
975 | ||
0975 XX XX | ||
982 | ||
0982 XX XX | Monty Python and the Holy Grail | |
986 | ||
0986 XX XX | Ice-free waters enable Norsemen to colonize Greenland. | |
987 | ||
0987 XX XX | Seven Mages converge in Darkmoor, Northern England. They are contacted by Mephisto and exchange their souls for immortality. The seven would form the Mys-Tech organization. | |
993 | ||
0993 XX XX | Hogwarts school is founded. | |
994 | ||
0994 XX XX | Castle Wyvern falls to the Vikings. | |
0994 XX XX | The detonation of Kavis Alpha neutron star. | |
997 | ||
0997 XX XX | A Viking expedition, presumably led by Snorri Karlsefini, uses the Shepherd's Journal to locate Atlantis. A ship perishes to a Leviathan. Others reach the New World instead. Snorri Karlsefini returns to Europe empty-handed. The Journal comes into the possession of the Maya civilization. The Mayas take inspiration for the design of Chichen Itza - Atlantis:The Lost Empire DVD. | |
1000 | ||
1000 XX XX |