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1. www.biblecharts.org › thebible › historicalperiodsinHistorical Periods of the Bible - Bible Charts

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2. basicsofthebible.org › files › InteractiveTimelineOfInteractive Timeline of Bible History - basics of the bible

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   Patriarch period is Exodus 12:40, which states that the sons of Israel lived in Egypt for 430 years prior to the Exodus (that is, when Jacob entered Egypt at the age of 130). From here, proposed dates can be assigned to all the Patriarchs.

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3. www.bethanyipcmm.org › wp-content › uploadsINTRODUCTION to BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION

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   The Apostolic Period (ca. a.d. 30–100) The Patristic Period (ca. a.d. 100–590) The Apostolic Fathers (ca. a.d. 100–150) Alexandrian School (ca. a.d. 150–400) Church Councils (ca. a.d. 400–590) The Middle Ages (ca. a.d. 590–1500) The Reformation (ca. a.d. 1500–1650) The Post-Reformation Period (ca. a.d. 1650–1800)

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   Following Solomon’s death, the nation was divided into two kingdoms. Israel, the northern kingdom, consisted of ten tribes. Jeroboam was its first king (931-910 B.C.). The southern kingdom, Judah, consisted of the two tribes of Benjamin and Judah. Rehoboam was its first king (931-913 B.C.).

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   From the ending of Old Testament history and prophecy to the opening words of Matthew’s Gospel account in the New Testament spans about four centuries. Historians have described this period by various terms besides those in the title of this manuscript.

6. www.academia.edu › 44213357 › A_History_of_the_Bible(PDF) A History of the Bible | Philipp Reisner - Academia.edu

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   It documents the history of biblical reception, not only in Christian churches and the Jewish Diaspora, but also in Islam, other non-Western religious traditions and movements.

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   What is the period of silence in the Bible?

   • Historians have described this period by various terms besides those in the title of this manuscript. It is depicted as “the four hundred silent years,” “the period of silence,” “the interval between the Old and New Testaments,” “interbiblical history,” “from Malachi to Christ,” and likely others.

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   What was life like in the post-biblical period of the Persian Empire?

   • For the most part the Jews living in the post-Biblical period of the Persian Empire were allowed to live their lives without interference by imperial policy, both in their homeland and in the various areas of the empire where they chose to live.

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   What is a time span in interpreting the Bible?

   • Another time span that must be considered in interpreting the Bible involves the gaps that existed—more or less in various places—between the time the Bible events occurred and the time when those events were actu ally written down in the texts we now possess.

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   How did Babylonian rule affect the people of Judah?

   • The Babylonians generally left the people they conquered unharmed as long as they accepted Babylonian rule (1). A submissive city would be left standing with only tribute to pay. However, Judah was defeated, her cities destroyed, and her people moved because she kept rebelling (3). Captive people were treated generously (1).

   Between the Testaments - The Church Of Christ in Zion, Illinois

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   What is Tribulation based on?

   • Tribulation, based on the timetable prophecy of Daniel 9:24–27. Background Daniel chapter 9 opens with the prophet’s intense prayer for deliverance of Israel.

   THIEMES BIBLE DOCTRINE DICTIONARY

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   What did the rabbis believe?

   • the rabbis assumed were inherent in the actual wording of Scripture. Ultimately, their motives were pastoral—to give logical biblical teaching for situations not covered directly by Scripture. To do so, the rabbis followed a system of exegetical rules (Heb. middôt) carefully worked out over the years.

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8. www.rbthieme.org › publications › dictionaryTHIEMES BIBLE DOCTRINE DICTIONARY

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   Thieme’s Bible Doctrine Dictionary serves as a valuable companion to his extensive teaching ministry. Entries therefore include references to relevant lessons and publications, all available free of charge from R. B. Thieme, Jr., Bible Ministries. I have given you vocabulary because one word will sometimes cover a tremendous