Chronological Order Lesson #1. 1. Study Jesus’ life in chronological order.

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Chronological Order Lesson #1

1. Study Jesus’ life in chronological order

2. Prepare A Notebook. #Event/CommentMtMkLkJn

3. Class Discussion on Key Events.

Roman Calendar Rome Birth of Jesus Today

Christian Calendar (Moses 1400 BC) Before Christ Birth of Jesus AD

Mistake BC 4BC Before Birth ofMistaken Christ Christ Date AD

Correct Dating IE.Pentecost- 33AD29AD

1. Boyhood yrs.

1. Boyhood yrs 2. Beginning of Public Ministry

1. Boyhood yrs. 2. Beginning of Public Ministry st Passover- 2 nd Passover.

1. Boyhood yrs. 2. Beginning of Public Ministry st Passover- 2 nd Passover nd Passover- 3 rd Passover.

1. Boyhood yrs. 2. Beginning of Public Ministry st Passover- 2 nd Passover nd Passover- 3 rd Passover rd Passover- Final Week

1. Boyhood yrs. 2. Beginning of Public Ministry st Passover- 2 nd Passover nd Passover- 3 rd Passover rd Passover- Final Week 6. Last Passover- Crucifixion

1. Boyhood yrs. 2. Beginning of Public Ministry st Passover- 2 nd Passover nd Passover- 3 rd Passover rd Passover- Final Week 6. Last Passover- Crucifixion 7. Resurrection, Appearances, Ascension

1. There was a Method. -North -South -North -South -North-East-West -South

1. There was a Method. 2. Movements were based on prophecy. - Mic. 5:2- Bethlehem - Mt. 2:23- Nazareth

1. There was a Method. 2. Movements were based on prophecy. - Mic. 5:2- Bethlehem - Mt. 2:23- Nazareth 3. Small AreaGreat Impact

Please follow the “Reading List” in order to prepare for the next lesson.