Jewish Revolts against Rome
Archelaus
Pontius Pilate (26-36 CE)
Gessius Florus
Herod Agrippa II
Eleazar, son of Ananias, the high priest
Josephus
Yohanan ben Zakkai
Vespasian
Titus
Hadrian
Dio Cassius
Bar Kochba
Roman Rule
Hyrcanus II
Aristobulus
Pompey
Antipater
Herod the Great (son of Antipater) (37-4 BCE)
Greek Rule - Hasmonean Rule
Alexander the Great
Antiochus III
Antiochus IV Epiphanes
Onias, Jason, Menelaus
John Hyrcanus
Return to Zion
Cyrus the Great
Zerubbabel
Ezra
Nehemiah
Historical figures
First Temple Period
David
Solomon
Sennacherib
Hezekiah
Nebuchadnezzar
Events
First Temple Period
David conquers Jerusalem from the Jebusites (ca. 1000 BCE)
King Solomon builds Temple
Destruction of first Temple by Babylonians and exile of people to Babylon (586 BCE)
Return to Zion
King Cyrus issues decree (539 BCE) permitting Jews to return to Jerusalem & rebuild the Temple
Opposition by the "peoples of the land" to rebuilding of the Temple
Nehemiah rebuilds the walls of Jerusalem
Greek Rule - Hasmonean Rule
Alexander the Great conquers Palestine (332 BCE)
Ptolemies rule Palestine (300-200 BCE)
Antiochus III (Seleucid king) confirms Jewish privileges in Judea (200 BCE)
Jason and Menelaus struggle over the high priesthood
Jason establishes the polis of "Antioch in Jerusalem"
Antiochus IV decrees that the people of his empire were to abandon their own laws and religions (outlaws practice of Judaism) - 166 BCE
Maccabees lead revolt against Antiochus, retake Jerusalem, and rededicate Temple (164 BCE)
Roman Rule
Romans take over Judea (63 BCE)
Herod's rebuilding of the Temple & Temple Mount
Herod's building projects - Caesarea, Sebaste
Jewish Revolts against Rome
Pilate orders Roman standards be brought into Jerusalem - leads to Jewish demonstration in Caesarea against Romans
First Revolt against Roman rule - 66-73 CE
Second Revolt (Bar Kochba Revolt) against Roman rule - 135-138 CE