The Urantia Book

Appendix A

Chronology

436 events under 206 dates, as printed. A ± after a date means that it is approximate, and a reference opens the text there.

987,000,000,000 years ago

Andronover space conditions reported favorable (57:1.3)

900,000,000,000 years ago

Master Force Organizer dispatched to Andronover (57:1.4)

875,000,000,000 years ago

Andronover initiated (57:1.6)

800,000,000,000 years ago

Andronover well established (57:2.2)

700,000,000,000 years ago

Andronover began to condense (57:2.3)

600,000,000,000 years ago

Andronover acquired maximum mass (57:2.4)

500,000,000,000 years ago

first Andronover sun broke away (57:3.6)

400,000,000,000 years ago

Andronover recaptive period began (57:3.7)
construction begun on architectural worlds of Salvington, constellations, and Nebadon’s local systems (57:3.8)

300,000,000,000 years ago

Michael arrived on Salvington (57:3.8-9)

200,000,000,000 years ago

oldest inhabited planets in Nebadon date from (57:3.10)

100,000,000,000 years ago

apex of Andronover condensation reached (57:3.12)

75,000,000,000 years ago

Andronover at height of sun-family stage (57:4.2)

50,000,000,000 years ago

Andronover tertiary stage (57:4.3)

25,000,000,000 years ago

Andronover tertiary stage completed (57:4.4)

10,000,000,000 years ago

Andronover reached maximum nuclear-mass temperature (57:4.5)

8,000,000,000 years ago

Andronover terminal eruption began (57:4.6)

7,000,000,000 years ago

height of Andronover breakup (57:4.7)

6,000,000,000 years ago

end of Andronover’s terminal breakup (57:4.8)

5,000,000,000 years ago

construction completed on Nebadon’s local systems (57:3.8)
our sun an isolated orb (57:5.1)

4,500,000,000 years ago

Monmatia created (57:5.4)

4,000,000,000 years ago

Saturn and Jupiter organized (57:6.6)

3,500,000,000 years ago

Monmatia’s planets assembling (57:6.7)

3,000,000,000 years ago

Monmatia registered (57:6.8-9)

2,500,000,000 years ago

Urantia 1/10 present size (57:6.10)

2,000,000,000 years ago

Urantia 1/5 current size, gaining on moon; meteoric era (57:7.2)

1,500,000,000 years ago

Urantia 2/3 current size; volcanic action (57:7.4)

1,000,000,000 years ago

Urantia registered and named (57:8.1)

950,000,000 years ago

one continent, one ocean on Urantia (57:8.5)

900,000,000 years ago

first Satania scouting party arrived (57:8.7)

850,000,000 years ago

earth’s crust began to stabilize (57:8.16)

800,000,000 years ago

first land epoch began (57:8.19)

750,000,000 years ago

continental drift began (57:8.23)

700,000,000 years ago

shallow bays formed (57:8.24)

650,000,000 years ago

oceans attaining requisite saltiness (57:8.25)

600,000,000 years ago

Life Carriers arrived (58:1.1)

550,000,000 years ago

Life Carriers implanted life (58:4.2)

500,000,000 years ago

primitive marine life well established (58:4.3)

450,000,000 years ago

transition from vegetable to animal life (58:6.1)

400,000,000 years ago

vegetation crawled upon land (59:1.2-3)

390,000,000 years ago

land elevated (59:1.6)

380,000,000 years ago

Atlantic Ocean appeared (59:1.8)

370,000,000 years ago

Americas submerged (59:1.15)

360,000,000 years ago

land elevated (59:1.17)

350,000,000 years ago

beginning of great flood period (59:2.2)

340,000,000 years ago

great limestone age (59:2.3)

330,000,000 years ago

eastern Kentucky volcano erupted (59:2.5)

320,000,000 years ago

major floods (59:2.6)

310,000,000 years ago

land elevated (59:2.7)

300,000,000 years ago

land submergence (59:3.1)

290,000,000 years ago

land emergence (59:3.3)

280,000,000 years ago

land emergence (59:3.9)

270,000,000 years ago

land emergence (59:4.4)

260,000,000 years ago

land depression (59:4.6)

250,000,000 years ago

appearance of fishes (59:4.9)

240,000,000 years ago

land submergence (59:4.15)

230,000,000 years ago

land emergence, volcanic activity (59:4.16)

220,000,000 years ago

age of ferns (59:5.2-3)

210,000,000 years ago

land animals appeared; age of frogs (59:5.4-10)

200,000,000 years ago

beginning of active Carboniferous age (59:5.13)

190,000,000 years ago

sea covered Rocky Mountains (59:5.19)

180,000,000 years ago

end of Carboniferous period (59:5.20)

170,000,000 years ago

appearance of glaciers, seed plants (59:6.6-7)

160,000,000 years ago

atmosphere ideal for animal respiration (59:6.10)

150,000,000 years ago

early land life began (60:1.5)

140,000,000 years ago

reptiles appeared (60:1.9)

130,000,000 years ago

Triassic era (60:1.13)

120,000,000 years ago

evolution and decline of dinosaurs (60:2.1)

110,000,000 years ago

marine life further evolved (60:2.9)

100,000,000 years ago

modern mountain-building stage (60:3.4)

95,000,000 years ago

land submergence (60:3.5)

90,000,000 years ago

emergence of angiosperms (60:3.7)

85,000,000 years ago

Bering Strait closed (60:3.8)

80,000,000 years ago

Pacific shore-line upcrumpled (60:3.11)

75,000,000 years ago

end of continental drift (60:3.12)

70,000,000 years ago

crustal deformation and volcanic activity (60:3.14)

65,000,000 years ago

great lava flows (60:3.16)

60,000,000 years ago

more agile dinosaurs predominated (60:3.20)

55,000,000 years ago

sudden appearance of true birds (60:3.22)

50,000,000 years ago

land areas above water (61:1.1)

45,000,000 years ago

mammalian life evolved rapidly (61:1.9)

40,000,000 years ago

Eocene period (61:1.14)

35,000,000 years ago

beginning of placental mammal domination (61:2.3)

30,000,000 years ago

modern mammals appeared (61:2.8)

25,000,000 years ago

slight land submergence (61:3.3)

20,000,000 years ago

golden age of mammals (61:3.4)

15,000,000 years ago

mountains of Eurasia rising (61:3.7)

10,000,000 years ago

Pliocene age (61:4.7)

5,000,000 years ago

Pliocene migrations (61:4.5)

2,000,000 years ago

advance of 1st North American glacier (61:5.5)

1,500,000 years ago

retreat of 1st glacier (61:5.6)

1,000,000 years ago

Urantia registered as inhabited world (61:6.2)

993,419 years ago

birth of Andon and Fonta (62:5.1)

993,408 years ago

Urantia recognized as inhabited world (62:7.7)

983,323 years ago

Onagar born (63:6.8)

950,000 years ago

extensive Andonic migrations (64:1.6)

900,000 years ago

Andonic civilization at low ebb (64:2.1)

850,000 years ago

Badonans exterminated inferiors (64:3.5)

800,000 years ago

Neanderthalers dominant (64:4.2)

750,000 years ago

advance of 4th North American glacier (61:7.2)
Neanderthalers in 4th glacier (64:4.4)

700,000 years ago

4th glacier in recession (64:4.6)

650,000 years ago

Alps almost denuded of snow (64:4.8)

600,000 years ago

4th glacier at farthest point of retreat (64:4.9)

550,000 years ago

advance of 5th glacier (64:4.10)

500,000 years ago

advance of 5th glacier; colored races appeared; Planetary Prince arrived (61:7.4) (64:5.1)

350,000 years ago

Fantad led green race (64:6.17)

300,000 years ago

Porshunta led orange race (64:6.12)
yellow race entered China (79:5.3)

250,000 years ago

advance of 6th and last glacier (61:7.6)

200,000 years ago

Lucifer rebellion (53:4.1) (61:7.8)
Sumerians appeared (77:4.7)

199,500 years ago

Orlandof taught blue race (64:6.23)

150,000 years ago

6th glacier reached farthest point (61:7.9)

100,000 years ago

retreat of 6th and last glacier (61:7.11)
orange race ceased to exist (64:6.13)
Singlangton led yellow race (64:6.15-16)

100,000 to 85,000 years ago

red tribes crossed Bering isthmus to America (64:6.5) (79:5.6)

65,000 years ago

Onamonalonton led red man (64:6.7)

40,000 years ago

Melchizedek college on bestowal established (43:1.6)
Michael announced Urantia selected for his final bestowal (43:1.6)

35,915 B.C.

Adam and Eve arrived on Urantia (61:7.18) (74:0.1)

35,798 B.C.

default of Adam and Eve (74:8.14)

35,000 B.C.

Adamson founded center of civilization (77:4.13)

33,000 B.C.

end of ice age (61:7.18)
blue race highly blended; carried red and yellow strains (80:3.2)

30,000 to 10,000 B.C.

racial mixtures taking place (78:3.4)

25,000 to 5000 B.C.

Chinese had highest mass civilization (79:6.8)

20,000 B.C.

western India tinged with Adamic blood (79:2.3)

19,000 B.C.

Adamites were nation of 4.5 million (78:2.5)

18,000 B.C.

strong centers of Chinese culture existed (79:6.5)

16,000 B.C.

100 Sethite priests entered India (79:3.4)

15,000 B.C.

Adamites amalgamated with Nodites and Sangiks (78:0.2)
Adamites in Europe; red and indigo races isolated; green and orange races exterminated (78:3.5-9)
Amosad regenerated Sethite priesthood (78:5.1)
first extensive Andite movement toward India (79:2.4)
Chinese were aggressive militarists numbering 12 million (79:6.9)
civilization in world-wide stalemate (81:1.2)

13,000 B.C.

Andites entered China (79:7.1)
Egypt at lowest cultural level (80:1.3)
height of blue man’s art (80:3.7)
Europe covered by forests (80:3.8)

12,000 B.C.

Andite migrations (78:5.4)
Japanese driven off mainland China (79:6.3)
Andites migrated to Crete (80:7.2)
climatic destruction of grasslands in Turkestan began (81:3.1)

10,000 B.C.

Andites racially submerged in India (79:2.6)
Chinese began to build cities and manufacture (79:7.5)
Adamsonites settle Greece (80:7.3-4)
independent cities arose (81:3.3)

9000 B.C.

bronze culture in Turkestan (81:3.4)

8000 B.C.

increasing aridity drove Andites of central Asia to river bottoms (79:1.3)
commerce and urban life made appearance (79:1.4)

8000 to 6000 B.C.

final Andite dispersion (78:5.8) (78:6.1)

7000 B.C.

Dravidian commerce active by land and sea (79:3.7)

7000 to 6000 B.C.

Andite invasions of Europe (80:4.5)

6500 B.C.

Andite spiritual decline (80:7.8)

6000 B.C.

Andites largely evacuated Mesopotamia (78:6.7)
Sumerians largely Andite (78:8.1)

5000 B.C.

Egyptians improved calendar (77:2.12)
floods throughout Euphrates valley (78:7.2)
white races dominant throughout northern Europe (80:5.8)
flood period in Mesopotamia (80:6.2)
Andites concentrated in Sumeria, northern Europe, and Greece (80:7.9)
Andites settled Cyprus (80:7.10)
animals domesticated (81:2.10-12)
horse in general use (81:3.6)

4000 to 500 B.C.

political reunification of yellow race (79:8.5)

3000 B.C.

intermarriage of Eskimos and Indian tribe (64:7.19)
aridity drove Andonites back into Turkestan (80:9.6)
New Stone Age and Bronze Age (80:9.12-13)

2500 B.C.

Sumerians absorbed into northern Semites (78:8.10)
Aryan invasion of India (79:4.1)
Andonite barbarians overran central Europe (80:9.7)
Andites permeated Mediterranean coastlands; active commerce (80:9.9)

2500 to 2000 B.C.

nomads on rampage (78:8.11)

2000 B.C.

Andites disappeared from Mesopotamia (78:0.2)
Mesopotamia lost Sethite teachings (95:1.1)
Mount Sinai intermittently active as volcano until (96:1.11)

1980 B.C.

Melchizedek incarnated (93:2.1)

1886 B.C.

Melchizedek terminated incarnation (93:8.1)

1500 B.C.

Salem missionaries arrived in China (94:5.1)

1000 to 900 B.C.

Hebrew nation divided into 2 kingdoms (97:2.1)

900 B.C.

Hebrews began writing (74:8.9)

700 B.C.

Sargon carried 25,000 Jews into captivity (143:4.1)

700 to 600 B.C.

century of great religious awakening (92:5.12)

600 B.C.

great awakening in China (79:8.15)

600 to 500 B.C.

presentation of manifold religious truth (94:6.1-2)
Gautama Siddhartha born in Nepal (94:7.1)
Zoroaster appeared in Iran (95:6.1)

75 B.C.

forcible conversion of Galilee to Judaism (139:0.2)

29 B.C.±

birth of Joseph father of Jesus (122:2.2) (122:5.9)

8 B.C.

March
- Joseph and Mary marry (122:2.2) (122:7.1)
- Caesar Augustus decrees census (122:7.1)
June
- Gabriel appears to Elizabeth (122:2.2)
November
- Gabriel appears to Mary (122:2.6)

7 B.C.

census registered in Palestine (122:7.1)
March 25
- John the Baptist born (122:2.7) (135:0.1)
May 29
- conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn in Pisces (122:8.7)
August 21
- birth of Jesus (122:8.1)
September 29
- conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn in Pisces (122:8.7)
December 5
- conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn in Pisces (122:8.7)

6 B.C.

February
- Mary visits Elizabeth (122:2.4)
October
- Herod massacres boy babies (122:10.4)

4 B.C.

Herod the Idumean dies; Herod Antipas begins rule of Galilee and Perea (121:2.11)
August
- Joseph and Mary return to Palestine (123:0.4)
October
- Joseph and Mary depart Bethlehem for Nazareth (123:0.6)

3 B.C.

Joseph builds caravan repair shop (123:1.6)
Jesus’ first experience on uncle’s farm (123:1.7)
April 2
- James brother of Jesus born (123:1.5)

2 B.C.

February 11
- Jesus’ Adjuster arrives (123:2.1)
July 11
- Miriam sister of Jesus born (123:2.3)

1 B.C.

June
- John the Baptist and parents visit Jesus (135:0.3)

1 A.D.

March 16
- Joseph brother of Jesus born (123:4.9)
July
- Jesus falls from stairs in sandstorm (123:4.5)

2 A.D.

Jesus begins harp lessons (123:6.5)
January
- Jesus at uncle’s farm (123:6.2)
February
- Jesus declines opportunity for Jerusalem schooling (123:6.8-9)
April 14
- Simon brother of Jesus born (123:6.7)
May
- Jesus’ first fishing trip (123:6.2)

3 A.D.

Jesus draws picture of chazan on floor (124:1.4-5)
September 13
- Martha sister of Jesus born (124:1.7)

5 A.D.

June 24
- Jude brother of Jesus born (124:3.4)

7 A.D.

Archelaus deposed (124:6.2)
January 9
- Amos brother of Jesus born (124:5.2)
March 20
- Jesus graduates from synagogue school (124:5.4)
April 9
- Jesus’ first Passover in Jerusalem (124:6.1)

8 A.D.

September 25
- Joseph father of Jesus killed in Sepphoris (126:2.1)

9 A.D.

Jesus’ financial struggle (126:5sec)
Herod refuses to pay money due Joseph (126:5.7)
caravan repair shop taken over by Jesus’ uncle (126:5.8)
Jesus rents land as garden plot (126:5.10)
April 17
- Ruth sister of Jesus born (126:3.2)
August 21
- Jesus gives Greek copy of Scriptures to synagogue (126:5.6)

11 A.D.

Jesus declines to join Zealots (127:2sec)
October
- coins struck in Tiberius’s honor (136:2.8)

12 A.D.

caravan shop repurchased (127:3.1)
except for home, all Joseph’s property gone (127:3.1)
April
- Jesus takes James to Passover (127:3.1-6)
- Simon father of Lazarus dies by (127:3.4)
July
- Zacharias dies by (135:2.1)
September
- John the Baptist and Elizabeth visit Jesus and Mary (135:2.2)
December 3
- Jesus’ brother Amos dies (127:3.13)

13 A.D.

Rebecca falls in love with Jesus (127:5sec)
Annas deposed as high priest (129:1.5)

14 A.D.

Jesus attends Passover with Lazarus (127:6.3-7)
Lazarus’s mother deceased by (127:6.5)
John and Elizabeth moved to Hebron (135:2.3)
Augustus dies (136:2.8)

15 A.D.

Jesus attends Passover with brother Joseph (128:1.14)

16 A.D.

Jesus installs James as head of house; works as smith in Sepphoris (128:2.3-4)

17 A.D.

Jesus takes Simon to Passover; meets Stephen (128:3sec)
Jesus meets merchant of Damascus in Philadelphia (128:3.3)
September
- Jesus in Damascus for 4 months (128:4.1)

18 A.D.

Jesus comparatively free from family responsibilities (128:5.1)
Jesus declines offer of assistant chazanship at Alexandria (128:5.2-5)

19 A.D.

Jesus takes Jude to Passover; Jude jailed (128:6.3-8)

20 A.D.

Jude runs away to become fisherman (128:7.8)
November
- double wedding of James and Miriam (128:7.10)
- Jesus gives caravan repair shop to James; abdicates as head of family (128:7.13)

21 A.D.

January
- Jesus leaves home; works for Zebedee in Capernaum (129:1.1-2)
October
- wedding of Martha sister of Jesus (129:1.6)

22 A.D.

March
- Jesus leaves Zebedee for Jerusalem (129:2.1)
April
- Jesus visits Annas (129:2.7)
- Jesus meets Ganid and Gonod (129:2.9)
April 26
- Jesus left Jerusalem for Rome (130:0.1)
August 17
- Elizabeth dies (135:4.1)

23 A.D.

December 10
- Jesus leaves Ganid at Charax (130:0.1) (134:1.1)

24 A.D.

February±
- Jesus spends several weeks in Nazareth (134:1.3)
March
- double wedding of Simon and Jude (134:1.4)
April 1
- Jesus leaves Nazareth on caravan to Caspian (134:2.1)
September±
- Jesus in Jerusalem for 3 weeks with John Zebedee (134:9.2)

25 A.D.

Jesus’ year of solitary wandering (134:7sec)
March
- John begins public preaching (135:4.6) (135:6.1)
April 1
- Jesus returns to Capernaum (134:2.5)
April 15±
- Jesus leaves Nazareth for Tyre (134:7.1)
May
- priests inquire if John the Baptist is Messiah (135:6.6)
August-September
- Jesus’ sojourn on Mount Hermon (134:8.1,4)
December
- John the Baptist reached Pella (135:8.1)

26 A.D.

Pontius Pilate becomes governor of Judea (136:2.8)
January 11±
- Jesus lays down his tools (134:9.8)
January 14
- Jesus baptized by John (135:8.6)
February 23
- Jesus rejoins John at Pella after 40 days in hills (135:9.7) (137:0.1)
- Jesus chooses Andrew, Peter, James, and John (137:1sec)
February 24
- Jesus chooses Philip and Nathaniel (137:2sec)
- Jesus leaves John the Baptist at Pella (137:2.1)
February 27
- wedding at Cana (137:3.1)
March 2
- Jesus in Capernaum synagogue (137:6.1)
March 3
- John the Baptist journeys south (135:10.1)
March-June
- 4 months of training (137:7.1)
June 12
- Herod places John under arrest (135:10.3) (137:8.1)
June 18
- Jesus’ last work at carpenter bench (137:8.3)
June 22
- sermon on the kingdom (137:8.1)
June 23
- Jesus imparts final instructions to 6 apostles (138:1.1)
July
- call of Matthew, Simon, Alpheus twins, Thomas, and Judas (138:3-5secs)
August
- apostles begin work (138:8.1)

27 A.D.

Jesus takes over work of John (141:1.5)
January 12
- ordination of apostles (138:10.11) (140:0.1)
January 19
- apostles begin public work (141:0.1)
January 21-February 7±
- Jesus and apostles at Pella (141:1.2)
February 7-26
- apostles at Amathus (141:3.1) (141:7.1)
February 26
- apostles journey to Bethany beyond Jordan (141:7.1)
March 31
- apostles leave for Jerusalem (141:9.1)
April
- apostles in Jerusalem (141:9.3) (142:0.1)
May
- apostles in Bethlehem and Hebron (142:8.1)
June 1
- apostles in Jerusalem (142:8.4)
June 25±
- Simon, Sanhedrin member, converted (142:8.5)
June 28
- apostles leave Jerusalem for Samaria (143:0.1)
August 1-15±
- apostles at Archelais and Phasaelis (143:1.1)
August 15-31±
- apostles in Samaria; Nalda of Sychar; Mount Gerizim (143:3.8) (143:6.6)
September
- apostles alone on Mount Gilboa (144:0.1)
October
- conference with John’s apostles (144:6.1)
November 2
- Gilboa camp broken up (144:6.13)
December 20±
- apostles at Pella (144:8.1)

28 A.D.

January 10
- John the Baptist executed (144:9.1)
January 16
- draught of fishes (145:0.1) (145:1.1)
January 17
- healing at sundown (145:3.1)
January 18
- 1st public preaching tour of Galilee begins (145:5.8) (146:0.1)
March 17
- 1st preaching tour of Galilee ends (146:0.1)
- apostles arrive in Capernaum (147:0.1)
March 29
- healing of centurion’s servant (147:1sec)
April 2
- apostles arrive at Jerusalem (147:2.1)
May 3-October 3
- apostles in Capernaum (147:7.1)
- training evangelists at Bethsaida (148:0.1)
October 1
- paralytic healed at Bethsaida (148:9.2)
October 3
- 2nd preaching tour of Galilee begins (149:0.1)
December 30
- 2nd preaching tour of Galilee ends (149:0.1) (149:7.1)

29 A.D.

January 16
- conference with apostles of John (150:0.1)
January 18-March 4
- 3rd preaching tour of Galilee (150:0.3) (150:6.3)
March 5
- Nazareth rejection (150:6.3) (150:9.1)
March 10
- return to Bethsaida (150:9.5) (151:0.1)
March 15±
- Kheresa lunatic healed (151:6sec)
March 16±
- Veronica and Jairus’s daughter healed (152:0-1secs)
March 30
- feeding the 5000; Peter’s vision (152:2-4secs)
April 6
- apostles arrive at Bethany (152:7.1)
April 24
- apostles leave Jerusalem (152:7.3)
April 30
- Capernaum crisis (153:0.1) (154:0.1)
- Sanhedrin meets with Herod in Tiberias (154:0.1)
May 8
- Sanhedrin closes synagogues to Jesus; Hebron synagogue burned (154:2.1)
May 16
- 2nd Tiberias conference (154:3.1)
May 21
- Herod permitted Sanhedrin to seize Jesus (154:3sec)
May 22
- Jesus’ flight from Capernaum (154:5-7secs)
May 24
- Peter and disciples in Chorazin; Jesus at Caesarea-Philippi (155:2.1)
June 9
- discourses on true religion (155:5-6secs)
June 10-July 24
- apostles at Tyre and Sidon (156:0.1) (156:3.2) (156:4.1) (156:6.1)
June 11
- Norana’s daughter healed (156:1.1)
July 24
- apostles leave Tyre (156:6.1)
August 7
- Peter and temple-tax collector (157:0.1) (157:1.1)
August 9
- Peter’s confession (157:3.1)
August 15
- transfiguration (158:1.1)
August 16
- healing of James of Safed’s son (158:4-5secs)
August 18
- Decapolis tour begins (159:0.2)
September 16
- end of Decapolis tour; return to Magadan Park (159:6.2)
September 18-28±
- Rodan at Magadan Park (160:0.1) (161:0.2)
September 26
- apostles depart for Jerusalem (161:0.1)
October 10±
- woman taken in adultery (162:3sec)
October 30±
- apostles leave Jerusalem (162:0.4)
November 2-19
- Jesus and apostles at Magadan Park (162:9.6) (163:0.1)
November 19
- ordination of the 70 evangelists (163:1.1)
December 6
- camp moved to Pella (163:5.1-2)
December
- Josiah healed (164:3.8)
December 30
- 70 evangelists return to Pella (163:1.6) (163:6.1)

30 A.D.

January 3
- Abner sends out evangelists (165:0.1)
January 28
- sermon on trust and spiritual preparedness (165:3.1)
February 11-20
- tour of northern Perea (166:0.1)
February 18
- visit with Nathaniel the Pharisee (166:1sec)
February 19
- healing the 10 lepers (166:2sec)
February 22
- Jesus arrives at Philadelphia (167:0.3)
February 26
- death of Lazarus (167:4.1) (168:0.1) (168:2.5)
March 2
- resurrection of Lazarus (168:2sec)
March 6
- arrival at Pella (169:0.1)
March 11
- sermon on kingdom at Pella (170:0.1)
March 13
- departure from Pella (171:1.1)
March 15
- visitors’ camp at Pella closed (171:1.4)
March 29 (Wednesday)
- camp at Livias (171:4.1)
March 30 (Thursday)
- healing of Bartimeus in Jericho (171:5sec)
March 31 (Friday)
- arrival in Bethany (172:0.1)
April 2 (Palm Sunday)
- Jesus enters Jerusalem on donkey (172:2-3secs)
April 3 (Monday)
- cleansing the temple (173:1.1)
April 4 (Tuesday)
- end of dispensation (174:5.6)
- last temple discourse (175:0.1)
- Sanhedrin unanimously votes death sentence upon Jesus and Lazarus (175:3.1)
- full moon (176:0.2)
- Jesus foretells destruction of Jerusalem (176:1.1)
April 5 (Wednesday)
- rest day (Paper 177)
April 6 (Thursday)
- last day at Gethsemane (Paper 178)
- Last Supper (Paper 179)
April 7 (Friday)
- crucifixion of Jesus (Paper 187)
April 8 (Saturday)
- time of the tomb (188:0-3secs)
April 9 (Sunday)
- resurrection of Jesus (Paper 189)
- 1st appearance, at tomb (189:4.10)
- 2nd appearance, at tomb (189:5.4)
- 3rd appearance, at Bethany (190:2.3-4)
- 4th appearance, in Bethany (190:2.6)
- 5th appearance, in Jerusalem (190:3.1)
- 6th appearance, to Greeks (190:4.1)
- 7th appearance, on road to Emmaus (190:5sec)
- 8th appearance, to Peter (191:1.2-3)
- 9th appearance, to apostles (191:2.1)
April 10 (Monday)
- Jesus with morontia creatures (191:3sec)
April 11 (Tuesday)
- 10th appearance, at Philadelphia (191:4sec)
April 12 (Wednesday)
- Jesus with morontia creatures (191:4.7)
April 15 (Saturday)
- 11th appearance, to apostles (191:5sec)
April 18 (Tuesday)
- 12th appearance, in Alexandria (191:6sec)
April 21 (Friday)
- 13th appearance, to apostles in Bethsaida (192:1sec)
April 22 (Saturday)
- 14th appearance, to apostles near Capernaum (192:3sec)
April 29 (Saturday)
- 15th appearance, in Bethsaida (192:4.3)
May 3 (Wednesday)
- Elijah Mark dies (192:4.5)
May 5 (Friday)
- 16th appearance, in Jerusalem (193:0.1)
May 13 (Saturday)
- 17th appearance, at Sychar (193:1sec)
May 16 (Tuesday)
- 18th appearance, at Tyre (193:2sec)
May 18 (Thursday)
- 19th appearance and ascension (193:5sec)
- Pentecost–bestowal of Spirit of Truth (Paper 194)
June
- David Zebedee marries Ruth (190:1.10)

31 A.D.

Mary mother of Jesus dies (187:2.7)

39 A.D.

Herod Antipas rules Galilee and Perea until (121:2.11)

40 A.D.

Matthew’s record of Jesus’ sayings edited (121:8.6)

67 A.D.

Simon Peter dies (121:8.3)

68 A.D.

Gospel of Mark completed (121:8.3)

70 A.D.

armies of Titus invest Jerusalem (121:8.7)

71 A.D.

Isador writes Gospel according to Matthew (121:8.7)

74 A.D.

November 21
- Abner dies (166:5.7)

78 A.D.

Cedes makes record of Jesus’ life (121:8.9)

80 A.D.

Christian church rapidly expanding and crystallizing (170:2.25)

82 A.D.

Luke writes his Gospel (121:8.8)
Paul dies prior to (121:8.8)

90 A.D.

Luke dies (121:8.8)

101 A.D.

Nathan begins writing Gospel of John (121:8.10)

103 A.D.

John Zebedee dies at Ephesus (139:4.15)

200 to 300 A.D.

Mithraic and Christian churches very similar (98:6.3)

416 A.D.

Matthew’s original record destroyed in fire at Syrian monastery (121:8.6)

500 to 600 A.D.

Mohammed founds Islam (92:5.14)

1000 A.D.

white man lands in America (64:7.19)

1034 A.D.±

Crab nebula originated (41:8.4)

1200 A.D.

Genghis Khan conquers much of Asia (79:1.9)