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c. 7 BCE

Suggested birth : March 1, Bethlehem-Queen's house, Qumran (pesher technique of scholar Barbara Thiering applied to Luke 2:6,7)

c. 6 BCE

Suggested birth  : Bethlehem

c. 5 BCE

Visit by shepherds : Bethlehem
Presentation at the Temple : Jerusalem
Visit by the Wise Men : Bethlehem
Flight to Egypt : Nile Delta
Return to Nazareth : Lower Galilee

c. 4 BCE

Herod the Great dies
John the Baptist is born

c. 3/2 BCE

Traditional birth

c. CE 1

Suggested birth : Bethlehem

c. 6

Suggested birth (Latest). Quirinius census

c. 7

Visit to temple as a boy : Jerusalem

c. 26[dubious ]

Baptized : Jordan River
Temptation of Christ by Satan : the Desert and Jerusalem
Cleansing of the temple : Jerusalem
Jesus and Nicodemus  : Jerusalem

c. 26 / 27

Pilate appointed Roman governor of Judea

c. 27

Talks to Samaritan woman : Samaria
Turning water into wine at the wedding feast ("first miracle") : Cana
Heals nobleman's son: Cana
Four fishermen become followers : Sea of Galilee
Heals Peter's mother-in-law  : Capernaum
Town attempts to kill Jesus : Nazareth
First preaching trip : Galilee
Matthew joins Jesus : Capernaum
Suggested death (Earliest) : Golgotha

c. 28

Chooses 12 disciples : Capernaum
Ministry begins : Galilee
Preaches "Sermon on the Mount" : Capernaum
Sinful woman anoints Jesus : Capernaum
Travels through Galilee : Galilee
Teaches parables about kingdom : Galilee
Calms the storm : Sea of Galilee
Heals the Gerasene Demoniacs : Gedera Gerasa or Gergesa
Jairus's daughter back to life : Capernaum
Sends disciples to preach and heal : Capernaum
John the Baptist killed by Herod : Machaerus

c. 29

Feeds 5,000 people : Bethsaida
Walks on water : Bethsaida
Travels to Tyre/Sidon
Feeds 4,000 people : Tyre/Sidon
Peter states Jesus is "Son of God" : Tyre/Sidon
States soon he will die : Caesarea Philippi
Transfigured : Caesarea Philippi
Pays temple taxes : Capernaum
Attends the Feast of the Tabernacles : Jerusalem
Heals a man who was born blind : Jerusalem

c. 30

Second preaching trip : Galilee
Begins last trip : Jerusalem
Blesses little children : Jordan
Talks to rich and young man : Jordan
Tells about death and resurrection : Jordan
Heals blind Bartimaeus : Jericho
Talks to Zacchaeus : Jericho
Visits Martha and Mary : Bethany
Raises Lazarus from the dead : Bethany
The Triumphal Entry : Jerusalem
Curses the fig tree : Jerusalem
Cleanses the temple : Jerusalem
Authority of Jesus questioned : Jerusalem
Teaches in the temple : Jerusalem
Anointed : Bethany
The plot against Jesus : Bethany
The Last Supper : Bethany
Comforts the disciples : Bethany
Gethsemane : Bethany
Arrest and trial : Bethany
Crucifixion and death : Golgotha
The burial of Jesus : Joseph's Tomb
The empty tomb : Jerusalem
Mary Magdalene : Jerusalem
Appears to the two travelers : Emmaus
Appears to 11 disciples : Jerusalem
Talks with some disciples : Sea of Galilee
Ascension : Mount of Olives

c. 33

Suggested death (Friday, April 3, 3:00 pm). [2]
Resurrection : Mount of Olives

c. 36

Suggested death (Latest);
Resurrection : Mount of Olives

c. 36 / 37

Pilate removed from office.
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