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📝 Companion Notes

📍 30–33 AD: The Christ Event

Refers to the Passion, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus Christ.

Most scholars place the crucifixion between 30–33 AD, often favoring April 3, 33 AD based on astronomical data.

References: Matthew 27–28; Luke 24; Acts 1:1–11.

📍 30–100 AD: Apostolic Witness Across the Roman World

The Apostles, especially Peter, Paul, and John, evangelized from Jerusalem to Rome.

Early churches were planted across Judea, Asia Minor, Greece, and Rome.

Writings during this period include most New Testament texts.

References: Acts 2–28; Romans 15:19; 2 Corinthians 11:26.

📍 46–64 AD: Paul’s Missionary Journeys

Paul undertook three main missionary journeys:

1st Journey: Acts 13–14 (~46–48 AD)

2nd Journey: Acts 15:36–18:22 (~49–52 AD)

3rd Journey: Acts 18:23–21:17 (~53–57 AD)

Final journey to Rome (as a prisoner): Acts 27–28 (~60–62 AD)

Paul was likely martyred in Rome under Nero, c. 64–67 AD.

References: Book of Acts, Pauline Epistles.

📍 50 AD: Council of Jerusalem (Acts 15)

Held to resolve the issue of whether Gentile converts needed to follow Mosaic Law.

Concluded that circumcision was not required for salvation.

Central moment in early Church unity and theology.

References: Acts 15:1–35; Galatians 2:1–10.

📍 64–68 AD: Persecution under Nero

After the Great Fire of Rome (64 AD), Emperor Nero blamed Christians, initiating the first imperial persecution.

Traditional sources say Peter was crucified and Paul was beheaded during this period.

References: Tacitus, Annals 15.44; 2 Timothy 4:6–8 (Paul’s farewell).

📍 95–100 AD: Death of the Apostle John, Last of the Twelve

John likely died near the end of the 1st century, possibly in Ephesus after exile in Patmos (cf. Revelation 1:9).

Traditionally believed to be the last surviving apostle.

References: Early Church Fathers (Irenaeus, Eusebius), Revelation 1:1, 1:9.

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