End Times Chart

Introduction and Key

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What time Ierusalem that Cittie faire, Was sieg'd and sackt by great Vespasians heire Canaan's Calamitie, Jerusalem's Misery ; The dolefull destruction of faire Ierusalem by Tytus, the Sonne of Vaspasian Emperour of Rome, in the yeare of Christ's Incarnation 74 (1598) Wherein is shewed the woonderfull miseries which God brought upon that Citty for sinne, being utterly over-throwne and destroyed, by Sword, pestilence and famine.

MAPS AND THEOLOGICAL CHARTS

Charts & Maps | Jerusalem - Temple | Masada | Portraits
2,000 Years of Josephus | Numismatic History | The Roman Empire

Charts, Timelines, Tables and Trees
Curator Doesn't Vouch For the Accuracy of Any Except His Own

Four Interpretations of Revelation: Preterism, Historicism, Idealism and Futurism. Copyright Prairie Distance Education, 2002. Created by J. L. Haynes.

INFORMATION TABLES

TIMES AND PLACES OF
WRITING THE BIBLE

Dr. Nathanial Lardner

John A.T. Robinson
Redating the New Testament

James	c. 47-8
1 Thessalonians	early 50
2 Thessalonians	50-1
1 Corinthians	spring 55
1 Timothy	autumn 55
2 Corinthians	early 56
Galatians	later 56
Romans	early 57
Titus	late spring 57
Philippians	spring 58
Philemon	summer 58
Colossians	summer 58
Ephesians	late summer 58
2 Timothy	autumn 58
The Didache	c. 40-60
Mark	c. 45-60
Matthew	c. 40-60+
Luke	-57-60+
Jude	61-2
2 Peter	61-2
Acts	-57-62+
1, 2, 3 John	c. 60-65
1 Peter	spring 65
John	c. -40-65+
Hebrews	c. 67
Revelation	late 68 (-70)
1 Clement	early 70
Barnabas	c. 75
The Shepherd of Hermas	-c. 85

FLOWCHARTS
& GENEALOGICAL TREES

Genealogical Table of the Ptolemies and Seleucidae

Illustrative of Daniel 9-12

Jewish Weights & Measures

Three Days and Three Nights

FUTURIST CHARTS

DISPENSATIONALIST FUTURISM
Dispensationalist Charts at Google

Clarence Larkin's Representation of Nebuchadnezzar's Statue

Clarence Larkin Charts

End Times 7-Year Period

Notes by Ron Craig, Pastor of Antioch Baptist Church

Dispensationalism at a Glance	The Seven Dispensations	The Seven Dispensations
Arab & Israeli "Covenant of Peace"	Dispensational Premillennialism	World History Chart (Millennium Starts in 2000)

Comparison of Millennial Views	Comparison of Millennial Views	"A Tribulation Map" (Modified by Bible.ca)
Abeka Books' Representation of the New Jerusalem

CRITICAL OF DISPENSATIONALISM
		Flowchart From Egyptian Mystery Religions to Dallas Theological Seminary!

HISTORICIST FUTURISM

2300 Days of Daniel 8

Edwards' View of Prophecy

Newton's Writings

PRETERIST CHARTS

Transition Period of the Testaments

After Adam and Eve Sinned	Moses gives Israel God's Law	Jesus' ministry begins at age 30	Jesus' death on the cross	God sends destruction on Jerusalem in 70AD
Old Testament Era
		Transition Period From Old to New
		New Testament History (to AD60s)

IDEALIST CHARTS


Israel's History a Type from Beginning to End	The Lord Jesus Christ : Telos and Eschaton

Mechanism of Earthly Events as Fascimilie

Earthly Shadows of Eternal Realities

Philippians 4:5 - Spatialogy or Eschatology

Robert Townley

Process of Spiritual Life

Eternal Ship with Historical Anchors

CRITICAL OF HYPER PRETERISM

HyP Storyline Fundamentally Different from Historical Christianity's

Matthew 10:23 "All the Cities of Israel"

How AD70 Saw End of Both the Judaism of the Old Testament
and the Christianity of the New Testament

Bell: "the gospel which Paul held firmly till his death (2 Timothy 4:6-8) did not belong to the "present age" of scripture"

Ingredients of an Effective Refutation

At What Point do "Last Things" Drive the Cart ?

Lack of Christological Focus

Cook's Parallel Passage?

CARTOONS

MAPS

The Spread of Christianity Down to 180 AD

GENERAL CHARTS / GRAPHS

Earthquakes and Historical Facts

Deuteronomy

Revelation

Israel warned that something important is about to happen (in that generation, 5:3)

Israel urged to obey God?s Law (4)

Obedience of God brings life and prosperity (6)

Moses calls on two witnesses (4:25; 30:19)

Plagues, famine, sickness (28:59)

Israel will be a harlot (31:16)

A glimpse of the type of Promised Land (34)

Do not add to this book (4:2)

The Church warned that something important is about to happen (in that generation, 1:1)

The churches urged to obey God (1-3)

Obedience brings life and protection (7:3)

Two witnesses called upon (11)

Great plagues, pestilence, famine and mourning (18:8)

Israel is a harlot (19:2)

A glimpse of the REAL Promised Land (21:1,2)

Do not add to this book (22:18)

Old Covenant

New Covenant

Moses comes from the water to deliver Israel from bondage in Egypt

Moses leads Israel to promised land, but unbelieving generation rejects the land.

Evil generation has to die after 40 years of re-generation

After 40 years, Israel enters promised land, obstacle Jericho has to be destroyed under the leadership of Joshua

The promised land offers Israel protection and life.

Jesus baptized in water starts ministry to deliver mankind from bondage of sin (A.D. 30)

Jesus leads Israel to salvation, but unbelieving generation rejects him

Evil generation has to die while the Church is created for 40 years

After 40 years, the Church enters promised land, obstacle Jerusalem (Jewish Temple) destroyed under the leadership of Jeshua (Jesus) A.D. 70

The parousia (Greek: presence of Christ) offers the church protection and life

PROPHECY FULFILLMENT

�And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world (Greek oikumene) for a witness unto all nations; and then shall the end come� (Matthew 24:14)	�But I say, have they not heard? Yes indeed: �Their sound has gone out to all the earth, and their words to the ends of the world (Greek oikumene)� (Romans 10:18)
�And the gospel must first be published among all nations (Greek ethnos)� (Mark 13:10)	�...My gospel... has been made manifest, and by the prophetic Scriptures has been made known to all nations (Greek ethnos)...� (Romans 16:25-26)
�And He said to them, �Go into all the world (Greek kosmos) and preach the gospel to every creature� (Mark 16:15)	�...of the gospel, which has come to you, as it has also in all the world (Greek kosmos), as is bringing forth fruit...,� (Colossians 1:5-6).
And he said unto them �Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature (Greek kitisis) � (Mark 16:15)	�...from the gospel which you heard, which was preached to every creature (Greek kitisis) under heaven, of which I, Paul became a minister� (Colossians 1:23)
�But you shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you shall be witnesses to Me in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth (Greek ge)� (Acts 1:8).	�But I say, have they not heard? Yes indeed: �Their sound has gone out to all the earth (Greek ge), and their words to the ends of the world� (Romans 10:18)

Corinthians 15, 1 Thessalonians 4
and Matthew 24 are the same event

1 Corinthians 15	1 Thessalonians 4, 5
15:23 - are Christ�s at His coming	4:16 - the Lord Himself shall come
15:51 - sleep	4:14 - sleep
15:52 - the trumpet shall sound	4:16 - shout, voice, trump
15:52 - dead shall be raised	4:16 - dead in Christ shall rise first

Matthew 24	1 Thessalonians 4 and 5
24:27 - coming (Parousia)	4:15 - coming (Parousia)
24:30 - clouds	4:17 - clouds
24:31 - sound of a trumpet	4:16 - shout, voice trump
24:31 - gather together	4:17 - caught up together
24:36 - day or hour	5:1 - times and seasons
24:43 - a thief	5:2 - a thief
24:39 - took them all away	5:3 - sudden destruction
24:42 - watch	5:6 - watch

1 Corinthians 15	1 Thessalonians 4	Matthew 24
At His coming	Jesus coming	Jesus coming
Last trump	Trumpet	Trumpet
Dead saints raised	Dead saints raised	Angels gather saints
Living saints changed	Living saints caught up	Angels gather saints
	Coming in the clouds	Coming in the clouds

Quest Magazine, 2-3 - On Feast Calendar

March April	March April	March April	May June		September October	September October	September October
ABIB	=	Green Ears	SIVAN	DRY SEASON	TISHRI	=	Flowing
14th	15th	16th			1st	10th	15th
PASSOVER	UNLEAVENED BREAD	FIRST FRUITS	WEEKS PENTECOST	(Approx. 120 days)	TRUMPETS	DAY OF ATONEMENT	TABERNACLES
Lamb Slain Blood Applied First Born Saved	7Days No Leavened Bread Haste	Waving of Barley Bread	50 Days after sheaf of wave offering Wheat Harvest	Ark building Church building	Shofar Calling of assembly	High Priest Holy of Holies Judgement	Booths Palms 7 Days + 1 Last Great Day Water

Jesus as the Perfect Moses:

Jesus is born under Jewish Persecution (Mt. 2)	Moses is born under Jewish Persecution (Ex. 1:8-22)
Jesus escapes infanticide (Mt. 2:16-18)	Moses escapes infanticide (Ex. 1:22, 2:1-10)
Jesus spends early days in Egypt (Mt. 2:13-15)	Moses spends early days in Egypt (Mt. 2:15)
Jesus begins his ministry with self-enacted miracles and preaching (Mt. 4:18-25)	Moses begins his God-appointed mission with God-caused miracles (Ex.3:20, 4:1-9, 17, chps 7-14)
Jesus gives the perfect law of love of the kingdom on a "mountain" (Mt. 5-7)	Moses gives to the people God�s law on Mount Sinai (Ex. 20ff, later capitulates to their weaknesses, Mt. 5:31-32; cf. Lk 10:4-12)

Jesus as the Perfect Nation of Israel:

Jesus is exiled in Egypt to escape death and then later leaves (Mt. 2:13-15; cf Hosea 11:1). This fulfills the testimony of Hosea.	Israel is exiled in Egypt to escape famine and then later leaves by God�s power (Gen. 47:4, Ex. 1:1-7, Ex. 12:51)
Jesus is baptized (Mt. 3:13-17) to fulfill all righteousness. Thereafter, God announces that he is pleased with His Son (Mt. 3:17)	Israel is baptized in the Red Sea (Ex. 14:21-22, cf I Cor. 10:2) but God is not pleased with them (I Cor. 10:1-5).
Jesus enters the desert where he is tempted and rebuffs Satan with the word of God (Mt. 4:1-11)	Israel is tested in desert and is found wanting (Ex. 15:22-26, 16:2-3, Chp 32, etc., Num. 26:65, cf I Cor. 10:5)

The Passion According to Isaiah PRETERIST INTERPRETATION OF ISAIAH 35
ISAIAH PREDICTED THAT THE SERVANT�	700 YEARS LATER, Y'SHUA�
would be disfigured by suffering (52:14; 53:2-3)	was struck, spat on and mocked (Mark 15:17-19)
would come from humble beginnings (53:2)	grew up in Nazareth, a city with a very (53:2) poor reputation; and not where the Messiah was expected to come from (Luke 2:39-40, 51)
would be rejected by many (53:1,3)	while on the cross, was mocked, blasphemed and reviled, even by those who were crucified with him (Matthew 27:39-44)
would bear our sins and suffer in our place (53:4-6,11)	"�himself bore our sins in his body on the tree, so that we might die to sins and live for righteousness; by his wounds you have been healed." (1 Peter 2:24)
would heal many (53:4-5)	healed many (Matthew 8:16-17)
voluntarily took our punishment upon himself (53:6-7)	said, "I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep" (John 10:11)
remained silent during his suffering (53:7)	did not defend himself to Herod, Pontius Pilate or the Sanhedrin (Matthew 26:62-64; 27:11-14; Luke 23:9)
would die (53:8,12)	died on a cross (Mark 15:37; John 19:33-34)
would be buried with a rich man (53:9)	was buried in the tomb of Joseph of Arimathea, a rich man (Matthew 27:57-60)
would not remain dead, but see his seed, prolong his days and be exalted (53:10-11)	rose from the dead three days after the crucifixion and still lives today and millions of people see themselves as his spiritual seed (Matthew 28:1-10)