New Testament History

For every day of the public ministry, the Jewish lunar date and the corresponding Julian solar date are given. The dates are followed by a summary of the events that happened on that day. The links give the visions that describe the events in detail.

Tishri 29 AD

1 Tishri 29 AD = Tuesday 27 September: Christ retraces the way that Joseph and the Holy Virgin took to BethlehemA.

2 Tishri 29 AD = Wednesday 28 September: Christ tells parables on the way to Betharaba (Mark 4:26-29, similarly to Matt 13:24-30 on 26 Tammuz 30 AD).

3 Tishri 29 AD = Thursday 29 September: Christ is with shepherds in a valley near BethlehemA and tells a parable (similarly to John 10:1-18 on 24 Tishri 31 AD).

4 Tishri 29 AD = Friday 30 September: Christ visits the graves of the three shepherds and the birth cave in BethlehemA.

5 Tishri 29 AD = Saturday 1 October: Christ visits the dwellings in the valley of the shepherds.

6 Tishri 29 AD = Sunday 2 October: Christ departs alone.

7 Tishri 29 AD = Monday 3 October: Christ is alone, then in the inn of Reuben, and heals.

8 Tishri 29 AD = Tuesday 4 October: Christ is with disciples in a cave on Mount Ephraim.

9 Tishri 29 AD = Wednesday 5 October: Christ is in an inn near BethlehemA, goes to Mizpah, and teaches in the synagogue.

10 Tishri 29 AD = Thursday 6 October: Christ is in a farmhouse near BethlehemA and heals.

11 Tishri 29 AD = Friday 7 October: Christ is near the Jordan (John 1:29-34) and goes to Gilgal.

12 Tishri 29 AD = Saturday 8 October: Christ teaches in the synagogue near Gilgal.

13 Tishri 29 AD = Sunday 9 October: Christ crosses the Jordan and tells the parable of the sower (similarly to Matt 13:3-9 on 5 Kislev 30 AD) to tax collectors.

14 Tishri 29 AD = Monday 10 October: Christ goes to Dibon.

15 Tishri 29 AD = Tuesday 11 October: Christ teaches and heals in the synagogue of Dibon and spends the night alone in prayer.

16 Tishri 29 AD = Wednesday 12 October: Christ is in Bethsob and Ainon, and teaches in Succoth.

17 Tishri 29 AD = Thursday 13 October: Christ teaches and heals in Succoth and traverses the Decapolis.

18 Tishri 29 AD = Friday 14 October: Christ is in Gerasa and in Great Chorazin.

19 Tishri 29 AD = Saturday 15 October: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Great Chorazin and is with the Holy Virgin.

20 Tishri 29 AD = Sunday 16 October: Christ is on a hill and travels during the night.

21 Tishri 29 AD = Monday 17 October: Christ goes to Aruma and, during the evening, teaches in the synagogue.

22 Tishri 29 AD = Tuesday 18 October: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Aruma, goes to Phasael, and is with Jairus.

23 Tishri 29 AD = Wednesday 19 October: Christ goes to Phasael and, during the evening, to Bethany.

24 Tishri 29 AD = Thursday 20 October: Christ is in a hostel near Bethany and in Lazarus’s castle of Bethany.

25 Tishri 29 AD = Friday 21 October: Christ is with Silent Mary and goes with Lazarus to an inn.

26 Tishri 29 AD = Saturday 22 October: the 40 days of fast (Matt 4:2; Mark 1:13; Luke 4:2) begin on the night of Friday/Saturday; Christ spends the Sabbath on Mount Quarantia (Matt 4:1; Mark 1:12; Luke 4:1) and prays in a cave.

27 Tishri 29 AD = Sunday 23 October: Christ crosses the Jordan and goes to Jahaz.

28 Tishri 29 AD = Monday 24 October: satan appears as a youth loved by Jesus.

29-30 Tishri 29 AD = Tuesday-Wednesday 25-26 October: angels show Christ the instruments and the pains of the Passion.

Heshvan 29 AD

1-2 Heshvan 29 AD = Thursday-Friday 27-28 October: satan sends about nine apparitions of the disciples.

3 Heshvan 29 AD = Saturday 29 October: satan appears as an old Essenian.

6 Heshvan 29 AD = Tuesday 1 November: satan appears as the old Eliud and as the three rejected youths.

7 Heshvan 29 AD = Wednesday 2 November: satan imitates an angel.

10 Heshvan 29 AD = Saturday 5 November: Christ prays and is strengthened by angels.

12 Heshvan 29 AD = Monday 7 November: satan appears as an aged solitary from Mount Sinai.

18 Heshvan 29 AD = Sunday 13 November: satan appears as a distinguished man of Jerusalem.

19 Heshvan 29 AD = Monday 14 November: a vision of the Cross.

28 Heshvan 29 AD = Wednesday 23 November: angels show Christ the ingratitude of men, the sufferings and labours that would bear no fruit, but also all that would be gained by them.

Kislev 29 AD

1 Kislev 29 AD = Friday 25 November: satan appears as a pious hermit.

2 Kislev 29 AD = Saturday 26 November: satan appears as a traveller.

3 Kislev 29 AD = Sunday 27 November: satan tempts in the same manner as the day before.

4 Kislev 29 AD = Monday 28 November: satan appears as a magician and philosopher.

5 Kislev 29 AD = Tuesday 29 November: satan appears as a large, powerful man and tempts Christ (Matt 4:3-4; Luke 4:3-4).

6 Kislev 29 AD = Wednesday 30 November: satan appears as a majestic angel and tempts Christ during the evening (Matt 4:5-7; Luke 4:9-13).

7 Kislev 29 AD = night Wednesday/Thursday 30 November/1 December: the temptation continues (Matt 4:8-11; Luke 4:5-8); angels bring a banquet of thanksgiving; the 40 days of fast end.

Thursday 1 December: Christ goes to the Jordan (John 1:35-40) and to an inn of Bethabara.

8 Kislev 29 AD = Friday 2 December: Christ teaches at two places and returns to Bethabara.

9 Kislev 29 AD = Saturday 3 December: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Bethabara.

10 Kislev 29 AD = Sunday 4 December: Christ teaches at the second baptism place of John the Baptist and spends the night in Bethabara.

11 Kislev 29 AD = Monday 5 December: Christ goes to Ophra, silences possessed people, and teaches in the synagogue.

12 Kislev 29 AD = Tuesday 6 December: Christ teaches at the second baptism place of John the Baptist.

13 Kislev 29 AD = Wednesday 7 December: Christ goes to Dibon, teaches in the synagogue, and tells a parable (similarly to Matt 13:3-9 on 5 Kislev 30 AD) to workers in the fields.

14 Kislev 29 AD = Thursday 8 December: Christ teaches in a valley near Dibon.

15 Kislev 29 AD = Friday 9 December: Christ goes to Eleale and, during the evening, teaches in the synagogue.

16 Kislev 29 AD = Saturday 10 December: Christ spends the Sabbath in Eleale.

17 Kislev 29 AD = Sunday 11 December: Christ goes to Bethjesimoth and heals the possessed and sick.

18 Kislev 29 AD = Monday 12 December: Christ teaches and heals in Bethjesimoth.

19 Kislev 29 AD = Tuesday 13 December: Christ crosses the Jordan and teaches in a shepherd place west of Phasael.

20 Kislev 29 AD = Wednesday 14 December: Christ is in Shiloh and has a dispute with the Pharisees and Sadducees.

21 Kislev 29 AD = Thursday 15 December: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Shiloh.

22 Kislev 29 AD = Friday 16 December: Andrew goes to Peter (John 1:41); Christ goes to Kibzaim and meets Lazarus.

23 Kislev 29 AD = Saturday 17 December: Christ teaches and heals in the synagogue of Kibzaim, and spends the night in Shechem.

24 Kislev 29 AD = Sunday 18 December: Christ goes to Thebez and teaches and heals in the synagogue; Hanukkah takes place.

25 Kislev 29 AD = Monday 19 December: Christ is in Abel-Mehola, goes to Galilee, meets Peter (John 1:42), and goes to Tarichea.

26 Kislev 29 AD = Tuesday 20 December: Christ is at an inn outside Tarichea; Hanukkah takes place.

27 Kislev 29 AD = Wednesday 21 December: Christ wanders in the neighboring hills and prays at an inn during the evening.

28 Kislev 29 AD = Thursday 22 December: Christ goes to Capernaum and heals a child from a distance.

29 Kislev 29 AD = Friday 23 December: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Capernaum during the evening (Matt 5:15).

30 Kislev 29 AD = Saturday 24 December: Christ teaches in the synagogue and calls Philip (John 1:43); the Festival of the New Moon takes place.

Tevet 29 AD

1 Tevet 29 AD = Sunday 25 December: Christ goes to Gennabris and teaches in its synagogue; Philip goes to Nathanael and speaks with him (John 1:45-51); Christ goes to Cana.

2 Tevet 29 AD = Monday 26 December: Christ walks and speaks in Cana.

3 Tevet 29 AD = Tuesday 27 December: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Cana; the marriage begins with a meal and dances (John 2:1-2).

4 Tevet 29 AD = Wednesday 28 December: the marriage ceremony and a banquet (John 2:3-11) take place.

5 Tevet 29 AD = Thursday 29 December: Christ teaches in the house of the banquet.

6 Tevet 29 AD = Friday 30 December: the last day of the marriage takes place; the Holy Virgin leaves Cana; Christ teaches in the synagogue during the evening.

7 Tevet 29 AD = Saturday 31 December: Christ teaches and heals in the synagogue, raises a deceased, and goes to Capernaum (John 2:12).

8-9 Tevet 30 AD = Sunday-Monday 1-2 January: Christ teaches, fasts, and heals in Capernaum.

10 Tevet 30 AD = Tuesday 3 January: Christ goes to Bethulia, teaches, and heals.

11 Tevet 30 AD = Wednesday 4 January: Christ goes to Hanathon.

12 Tevet 30 AD = Thursday 5 January: Christ teaches on a mountain near Hanathon and goes to Bethanat.

13 Tevet 30 AD = Friday 6 January: Christ leaves Bethanat, visits the Holy Virgin, and goes to Capernaum and its synagogue.

14 Tevet 30 AD = Saturday 7 January: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Capernaum.

15 Tevet 30 AD = Sunday 8 January: Christ is with the Holy Virgin.

16 Tevet 30 AD = Monday 9 January: Christ goes to the baptism place via Hippos.

17 Tevet 30 AD = Tuesday 10 January: Christ heals a possessed man in Gadara, heals in Jezrael, and leaves it.

18 Tevet 30 AD = Wednesday 11 January: Christ teaches in Akrabis.

19 Tevet 30 AD = Thursday 12 January: Christ teaches and heals in Hay.

20 Tevet 30 AD = Friday 13 January: Christ teaches at the baptism place near Ono and in the synagogue of Ono.

21 Tevet 30 AD = Saturday 14 January: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Ono.

22-23 Tevet 30 AD = Sunday-Monday 15-16 January: Christ teaches at the baptism place.

24 Tevet 30 AD = Tuesday 17 January: Christ heals in Hazezon-Thamar.

25 Tevet 30 AD = Wednesday 18 January: Christ traverses the valley of the shepherds and is in BethlehemA.

26 Tevet 30 AD = Thursday 19 January: Christ heals possessed and is at an inn in Bethabara.

27 Tevet 30 AD = Friday 20 January: Christ is in Bethabara.

28 Tevet 30 AD = Saturday 21 January: Christ spends the Sabbath in Bethabara and traverses Bethagla.

29 Tevet 30 AD = Sunday 22 January: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Ono.

Shevat 30 AD

1 Shevat 30 AD = Monday 23 January: Christ teaches at the baptism place; a feast in commemoration of the death of Alexander Jannaeus takes place during the evening.

2 Shevat 30 AD = Tuesday 24 January: Christ goes to BethlehemA and spends the night with shepherds.

3 Shevat 30 AD = Wednesday 25 January: Christ goes to the baptism place near Ono.

4 Shevat 30 AD = Thursday 26 January: Christ teaches at the baptism place.

5 Shevat 30 AD = Friday 27 January: Christ goes to Adummin and tells a parable (similarly to Luke 10:30-35 on 13 Tammuz 31 AD).

6 Shevat 30 AD = Saturday 28 January: Christ teaches and heals in the synagogue of Adummim and returns to the baptism place.

7 Shevat 30 AD = Sunday 29 January: Christ teaches at the baptism place and goes to Nebo.

8 Shevat 30 AD = Monday 30 January: Christ teaches and baptises in Nebo.

9 Shevat 30 AD = Tuesday 31 January: Christ teaches between Nebo and the Jordan and goes to an inn near the baptism place.

10 Shevat 30 AD = Wednesday 1 February: Christ teaches near the baptism place.

11 Shevat 30 AD = Thursday 2 February: Christ tells a parable of sowing and harvesting (similarly to Matt 13:3-9 on 5 Kislev 30 AD and Matt 13:24-30 on 26 Tammuz 30 AD) about one hour and a half distance from Ono.

12 Shevat 30 AD = Friday 3 February: Christ teaches in Ono.

13 Shevat 30 AD = Saturday 4 February: Christ teaches in Ono.

14 Shevat 30 AD = Sunday 5 February: the New Year for Trees begins in the evening.

15 Shevat 30 AD = Monday 6 February: Christ gives fruits to poor people and goes to Galilee.

16 Shevat 30 AD = Tuesday 7 February: Christ is in Aruma and heals the daughter of the Essene Jairus in Phasael.

17 Shevat 30 AD = Wednesday 8 February: Christ goes to Jezrael, avoiding Samaria.

18 Shevat 30 AD = Thursday 9 February: Christ teaches and does miracles in Jezrael; Mary Magdalene is confused.

19 Shevat 30 AD = Friday 10 February: Christ visits the Holy Virgin, goes to Capernaum, and teaches during the evening.

20 Shevat 30 AD = Saturday 11 February: Christ teaches and heals in Capernaum.

21 Shevat 30 AD = Sunday 12 February: Christ leaves Capernaum, prays alone, and returns to the Holy Virgin during the evening.

22 Shevat 30 AD = Monday 13 February: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Capernaum and spends the night at an inn in Gennabris.

23 Shevat 30 AD = Tuesday 14 February: Christ teaches and heals in Gennabris.

24 Shevat 30 AD = Wednesday 15 February: Christ goes to Bethulia and tells a parable of a grain of corn (similarly to John 12:24-26 on 29 Adar 33 AD).

25 Shevat 30 AD = Thursday 16 February: Christ goes to Kisloth, teaches, and speaks about the rope and the needle (similarly to Matt 19:24 on 17 Iyar 32 AD).

26 Shevat 30 AD = Friday 17 February: Christ teaches and heals in the synagogue of Kisloth.

27 Shevat 30 AD = Saturday 18 February: Christ teaches and heals in the synagogue of Kisloth; a Pharisee converts.

28 Shevat 30 AD = Sunday 19 February: a banquet takes place; Christ goes to Jezrael during the evening.

29 Shevat 30 AD = Monday 20 February: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Jezrael.

30 Shevat 30 AD = Tuesday 21 February: Christ teaches east of Jezrael and goes to Sunem.

Adar 30 AD

1 Adar 30 AD = Wednesday 22 February: Christ teaches and heals in Sunem.

2 Adar 30 AD = Thursday 22 February: Christ teaches and heals on a hill, and goes to an inn in Ulama.

3 Adar 30 AD = Friday 24 February: Christ heals in Ulama and teaches in the synagogue during the evening.

4 Adar 30 AD = Saturday 25 February: a banquet begins after the Sabbath.

5 Adar 30 AD = Sunday 26 February: Christ teaches and heals near Ulama, and delivers possessed people.

6 Adar 30 AD = Monday 27 February: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Ulama and goes to Capernaum.

7 Adar 30 AD = Tuesday 28 February: Christ visits the Holy Virgin and teaches in the synagogue of Capernaum.

8 Adar 30 AD = Wednesday 1 March: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Capernaum.

9 Adar 30 AD = Thursday 2 March: Christ goes to Dotham, joins a meal, and goes to Joseph’s well and Sephoris.

10 Adar 30 AD = Friday 3 March: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Sephoris during the evening.

11 Adar 30 AD = Saturday 4 March: Christ teaches in the synagogue, encourages His followers, and rescues people in a storm.

12 Adar 30 AD = Sunday 5 March: Christ goes to Nazareth, teaches in the synagogue during the evening, and rescues people in a storm.

13 Adar 30 AD = Monday 6 March: the three wealthy youths are again refused; Christ teaches in the synagogue and speaks with Eliud.

14 Adar 30 AD = Tuesday 7 March: the Festival of Purim and a banquet take place.

15 Adar 30 AD = Wednesday 8 March: the Festival of Purim continues; Christ goes to gardens near Nazareth.

16 Adar 30 AD = Thursday 9 March: a thanksgiving service takes place in the synagogue; Christ goes to Apheca.

17 Adar 30 AD = Friday 10 March: Christ returns to Nazareth.

18 Adar 30 AD = Saturday 11 March: Christ spends the Sabbath in Nazareth.

19 Adar 30 AD = night Sunday/Monday 12/13 March: Christ visits Eliud.

20 Adar 30 AD = Monday 13 March: Christ multiplies bread in Nazara and goes to Lazarus’s villa near Ginnim.

21 Adar 30 AD = Tuesday 14 March: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Ginnim.

22 Adar 30 AD = Wednesday 15 March: the feast for the dedication of the Temple of Zerubbabel begins in the evening.

23 Adar 30 AD = Thursday 16 March: the feast continues in the synagogue; Christ walks during the night.

24 Adar 30 AD = Friday 17 March: Christ meets the young man of Matt 19:16-22 on the way to Bethany and goes to an inn.

25 Adar 30 AD = Saturday 18 March: Christ spends the Sabbath at an inn on the way to Bethany and the night at Lazarus’s castle.

26 Adar 30 AD = Sunday 19 March: Christ goes to Jerusalem, joins a meal in the house of Mary Mark, and goes to Bethany.

27 Adar 30 AD = Monday 20 March: Christ goes to Jerusalem, visits Obed, and goes to Bethany.

28 Adar 30 AD = Tuesday 21 March: Christ is at an inn in Bethany.

29 Adar 30 AD = Wednesday 22 March: Christ heals the sick in Bethany; the Festival of the New Moon is celebrated in the synagogue.