CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE OF THE PARABLES OF CHRIST.
| PARABLES. | WHERE SPOKEN. | WHERE RECORDED. |
| The two debtors | [Capernaum] | Lu 7:40-43. |
| The strong man armed | Galilee | Mt 12:29; Mr 3:27; Lu 11:21, 22. |
| The unclean spirit | Galilee | Mt 12:43-45; Lu 11:24-26. |
| The sower | Seashore of Galilee | Mt 13:3-9, 18-23; Mr 4:3-9, 14-20; Lu 8:5-8, 11-15. |
| The tares and wheat | Seashore of Galilee | Mt 13:24-30, 36-43. |
| The mustard seed | Seashore of Galilee | Mt 13:31, 32; Mr 4:30-32; Lu 13:18, 19. |
| The seed growing secretly | Seashore of Galilee | Mr 4:26-29. |
| The leaven | Seashore of Galilee | Mt 13:33; Lu 13:20, 21. |
| The hid treasure | Seashore of Galilee | Mt 13:44. |
| The pearl of great price | Seashore of Galilee | Mt 13:45, 46. |
| The draw net | Seashore of Galilee | Mt 13:47-50. |
| The unmerciful servant | Capernaum | Mt 18:21-35. |
| The good Samaritan | Near Jerusalem | Lu 10:29-37. |
| The friend at midnight | Near Jerusalem | Lu 11:5-8. |
| The rich fool | Galilee | Lu 12:16-21. |
| The barren fig tree | Galilee | Lu 13:6-9. |
| The great supper | Perea | Lu 14:15-24. |
| The lost sheep | Perea | Mt 18:12-14; Lu 15:3-7. |
| The lost piece of money | Perea | Lu 15:8-10. |
| The prodigal son | Perea | Lu 15:11-32. |
| The good shepherd | Jerusalem | Joh 10:1-18. |
| The unjust steward | Perea | Lu 16:1-8. |
| The rich man and Lazarus | Perea | Lu 16:19-31. |
| The profitable servants | Perea | Lu 17:7-10. |
| The importunate widow | Perea | Lu 18:1-8. |
| The Pharisees and publicans | Perea | Lu 18:9-14. |
| The laborers in the vineyard | Perea | Mt 20:1-16. |
| The pounds | Jericho | Lu 19:11-27. |
| The two sons | Jerusalem | Mt 21:28-32. |
| The wicked husbandmen | Jerusalem | Mt 21:33-44; Mr 12:1-12; Lu 20:9-18. |
| The marriage of the king’s son | Jerusalem | Mt 22:1-14. |
| The ten virgins | Mount of Olives | Mt 25:1-13. |
| The talents | Mount of Olives | Mt 25:14-30. |
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE OF THE MIRACLES OF CHRIST.
On the order of some of our Lord’s Miracles and Parables,
the data being scanty, considerable difference obtains.
| MIRACLES. | WHERE WROUGHT. | WHERE RECORDED. |
| Water made wine | Cana | Joh 2:1-11. |
| Traders cast out of the temple | Jerusalem | Joh 2:13-17. |
| Nobleman’s son healed | Cana | Joh 4:46-54. |
| First miraculous draught of fishes | Sea of Galilee | Lu 5:1-11. |
| Leper healed | Capernaum | Mt 8:2-4; Mark 1:40-45; Lu 5:12-15. |
| Centurion’s servant healed | Capernaum | Mt 8:5-13; Lu 7:1-10. |
| Widow’s son raised to life | Nain | Lu 7:11-17. |
| Demoniac healed | Capernaum | Mr 1:21-28; Lu 4:31-37. |
| Peter’s mother-in-law healed | Capernaum | Mt 8:14, 15; Mr 1:29-31; Lu 4:38, 39. |
| Paralytic healed | Capernaum | Mt 9:2-8; Mr 2:1-12; Lu 5:17-26. |
| Impotent man healed | Jerusalem | Joh 5:1-16. |
| Man with withered hand healed | Galilee | Mt 12:10-14; Mr 3:1-6; Lu 6:6-11. |
| Blind and dumb demoniac healed | Galilee | Mt 12:22-24; Lu 11:14. |
| Tempest stilled | Sea of Galilee | Mt 8:23-27; Mr 4:35-41; Lu 8:22-25. |
| Demoniacs dispossessed | Gadara | Mt 8:28-34; Mr 5:1-20. |
| Jairus’ daughter raised to life | Capernaum | Mt 9:18-26; Mr 5:22-24; Lu 8:41-56. |
| Issue of blood healed | Near Capernaum | Mt 9:18-26; Mr 5:22-24; Lu 8:41-56. |
| Two blind men restored to sight | Capernaum | Mt 9:27-31. |
| Dumb demoniac healed | Capernaum | Mt 9:32-34. |
| Five thousand miraculously fed | Decapolis | Mt 14:13-21; Mr 6:31-44; Lu 9:10-17; Joh 6:5-14. |
| Jesus walks on the sea | Sea of Galilee | Mt 14:22-33; Mr 6:45-52; Joh 6:15-21. |
| Syrophœnician’s daughter healed | Coasts of Tyre and Sidon | Mt 15:21-28; Mr 7:24-30. |
| Deaf and dumb man healed | Decapolis | Mr 7:31-37. |
| Four thousand fed | Decapolis | Mt 15:32-39; Mr 8:1-9. |
| Blind man restored to sight | Bethsaida | Mr 8:22-26. |
| Demoniac and lunatic boy healed | Near Cæsarea Philippi | Mt 17:14-21; Mr 9:14-29; Lu 9:37-43. |
| Miraculous provision of tribute | Capernaum | Mt 17:24-27. |
| The eyes of one born blind opened | Jerusalem | Joh 9:1-41. |
| Woman, of eighteen years’ infirmity, cured | [Perea.] | Lu 13:10-17. |
| Dropsical man healed | [Perea.] | Lu 14:1-6. |
| Ten lepers cleansed | Borders of Samaria | Lu 17:11-19. |
| Lazarus raised to life | Bethany | Joh 11:1-46. |
| Two blind beggars restored to sight | Jericho | Mt 20:29-34; Mr 10:46-52; Lu 18:35-43. |
| Barren fig tree blighted | Bethany | Mt 21:12, 13, 18, 19; Mr 11:12-24. |
| Buyers and sellers again cast out | Jerusalem | Lu 19:45, 46. |
| Malchus’ ear healed | Gethsemane | Mt 26:51-54; Mr 14:47-49; Lu 22:50, 51; Joh 18:10,11. |
| Second draught of fishes | Sea of Galilee | Joh 21:1-14. |
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE OF THE PRINCIPAL EVENTS CONNECTED WITH THE LIFE OF THE APOSTLE PAUL.
Certainty in these dates is not to be had, the notes of time in the Acts being few and vague. It is only by connecting those events of secular history which it records, and the dates of which are otherwise tolerably known to us–such as the famine under Claudius Cæsar (Ac 11:28), the expulsion of the Jews from Rome by the same emperor (Ac 18:2), and the entrance of Porcius Festus upon his procuratorship (Ac 24:27), with the intervals specified between some occurrences in the apostle’s life and others (such as Ac 20:31; 24:27; 28:30; and Ga 1:1-2:21) –that we can thread our way through the difficulties that surround the chronology of the apostle’s life, and approximate to certainty.
Immense research has been brought to bear upon the subject, but, as might be expected, the learned are greatly divided. Every year has been fixed upon as the probable date of the apostle’s conversion from A.D. 31 [BENGEL] to A.D. 42 [EUSEBIUS]. But the weight of authority is in favor of dates ranging between 35 and 40, a difference of not more than five years; and the largest number of authorities is in favor of the year 37 or 38. Taking the former of these, to which opinion largely inclines, the following Table will be useful to the student of apostolic history:
| A.D. 37 | PAUL’S CONVERSION | Ac 9:1. |
| A.D. 40 | First Visit to Jerusalem | Ac 9:26; Ga 1:18. |
| A.D. 42-44 | First Residence at Antioch | Ac 11:25-30. |
| A.D. 44 | Second Visit to Jerusalem | Ac 11:30; 12:25. |
| A.D. 45-47 | FIRST MISSIONARY JOURNEY | Ac 13:2; 14:26. |
| A.D. 47-51 | Second Residence at Antioch | Ac 14:28. |
| Third Visit to Jerusalem | Ac 15:2-30; Ga 2:1-10. (on which see Notes) |
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| A.D. 51,53, or 54 | SECOND MISSIONARY JOURNEY | Ac 15:36, 40; 18:22. |
| A.D. 53 or 54 | Fourth Visit to Jerusalem | Ac 18:21, 22. |
| Third Residence at Antioch | Ac 18:22, 23. | |
| A.D. 54-58 | THIRD MISSIONARY JOURNEY | Ac 18:23; 21:15. |
| A.D. 58 | Fifth Visit to Jerusalem Arrest and Imprisonment at Cæsarea |
Ac 21:15; 23:35. |
| A.D. 60 (Autumn)– A.D. 61 (Spring) |
Voyage to and Arrival in Rome | Ac 27:1; 28:16. |
| A.D. 63 | Release from Imprisonment At Crete, Colosse, Macedonia, Corinth, Nicopolis, Dalmatia, Troas |
Ac 28:30. 1 & 2 Tim. and Tit. |
| A.D. 63-65, or 66, or possibly as late as A.D. 66-68 | Martyrdom at Rome |
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