Dates, Times, and Seasons
in the Bible
Biblical calendars, holy days, and the sacred rhythm of time in Scripture
Explore Dates, Times, & Seasons
in the Bible
When was Jesus born according to the Bible? Explore what Matthew and Luke reveal about the timing, the role of Herod, and why the likely date falls between 6 and 4 BCE.
When was Jesus born? Explore the likely year, the historical clues in Scripture, and why December 25 became the traditional date for celebrating Jesus’s birth.
How long did the judges rule Israel? Explore the timeline, key figures like Deborah and Samson, and what this era means for us today.
The Israelites wandered in the wilderness for 40 years. Learn why that number matters, what God was doing during that time, and how it still speaks to us today.
How many years were the Israelites in Egypt? Learn why the Bible gives both 400 and 430 years, what each means, and how it reveals God’s faithfulness across generations.
There were forty days between Jesus’ resurrection and ascension, as recorded in Acts 1:3. Discover what happened during that time and why it matters for faith today.
The apostle Paul spent about ten to eleven years on his three missionary journeys between 46 and 57 CE, spreading the gospel across Asia Minor and Europe and establishing the foundation of the early Church.
Jesus was about thirty years old when He began His ministry, according to Luke 3:23. Discover why that age mattered in Jewish culture and what His waiting years reveal about God’s timing.
About 400 years passed between the Old and New Testaments, known as the Intertestamental or Silent Years. Learn what happened during this time and how it prepared the world for Jesus Christ.
The kings of Israel reigned for about 210 years, from Jeroboam to Hoshea. Discover the timeline, key figures, and prophetic voices that shaped the northern kingdom’s story.
The first month mentioned in the Bible is Abib, later called Nisan. Discover its significance in Israel’s calendar, the Exodus story, and the biblical view of sacred time.
Who was emperor when Jesus was born? Learn why Caesar Augustus’s reign provides the historical backdrop for the Nativity and how his policies shaped the biblical story.