II Kings II Chron 33-35

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1 Assyria - Ashurbanipal Ashuretililani Sinsharishkun Neo-Babylonian Empire Nabopolassar Kyaxeres the Mede took lead with Babylon to fight against Nineveh in Ezekiel and 10,000 taken captive Nebuchadnezzar Daniel and friends taken captive Destruction of Jerusalem and temple 3rd and final siege Manasseh 640 Ammon (2 Years) Israel - Taken Captive from their land to Assyria Northern Kingdom - 10 tribes - capital Samaria Judah - Southern Kingdom - 2 tribes - capital Jerusalem Jewish Josiah Jehoiakim (Eliakim) Zedekiah (Mattaniah) Jehoahaz (Joahaz/Shallum) (3 months) Jehoiachin (Coniah/Jeconiah) (3 months) (Judah's Captivity) 571 Nahum Daniel Zephaniah Habakkuk Ezekiel II Kings II Chron Jeremiah/Lamentations II Kings II Chron 36

2 Evil-Merodach Nebuchadnezzar Labashi Marduk Nabonidus thinking that the Medes had enough dealing with their Persian partners left Babylon in hands of Belshazzar and leaves Nabonidus (Nabu-naid) unpopular king of Babylon - wanted to restore ancient worship that they had Neriglissar abandoned Nabonidus Belshazzar Cyrus revolted against Astyages - Median overlord - many Medes defected and went over to Cyrus Medes (bottom) and Persians (top) Cyrus Je Cambyses Darius I Darius the Mede Hystaspes The Media/Persian empire became a Persian dominated empire under Cyrus Smerdis 571 Israel - Taken Captive from their land to Assyria - Northern Kingdom - 10 tribes - capital Samaria Jewish (Judah's Captivity) Judah - Southern Kingdom - 2 tribes - capital Jerusalem 536 Remnant return to rebuild the temple Ezra Cyrus becomes king 539 Decree given in 538 Zerubbabel returns to rebuild Temple work stopped in 534 Resumed 520 and Completed Daniel Haggai Ezekiel Zechariah

3 Darius I Ahasuerus (Xerxes) Downfall of Persian Empire Artaxerxes Darius II Goes after Greece after quenching rebellions in Egypt and Babylon Greco-Persian Wars Marathon, Thermopylae, Salamis Pericles Parthenon Beginning of uniting Greece 491 Israel - Taken Captive from their land to Assyria - Northern Kingdom - 10 tribes - capital Samaria Judah - Southern Kingdom - 2 tribes - capital Jerusalem Esther 473 Ezra Nehemiah Decree given by Artaxerxes in 445 Nehemiah returns to rebuild the wall Completes the wall in 52 days 415 Malachi

4 Darius II Artaxerxes II Persian Empire Artaxerxes III 336 Darius III Alexander II of Macedon Perdiccas III Philip of Macedonia Greek Empire Alexander the Great

5 Seleucid Dynasty King of the North - Syria - Asia Minor - Daniel 11 Alexander the Great turmoil and civil war Ptolemy s General Antigonus Seleukos I Nikator central Asia (the Victor) Lysimachos Thrace Cassander - Macedonia Dan 11:5 Ptolemy I Soter Antiochus I Soter Ptolemy II Philadelphos Dan 11:6 Antiochus II Theos (the God) Marriage Bernice Ptolemaic Dynasty King of the South - Egypt - Daniel 11 Relationships mentioned in Daniel

6 Seleucid Dynasty King of the North - Syria - Asia Minor Anti II Seleukos II Kallinikos ( the Glorious Victor ) Seleukos III Dan 11:10 Dan 11:10-19 Antiochus III Megas (the Great) 2 Wars Dan 11:7-9 2 Wars War Marriage Dan 11:20 Seleukos IV Philopator Ptolemy II Ptolemy III Euergetes Ptolemaic Dynasty King of the South - Egypt Ptolemy IV Philopater Dan 11:11-12 Fortress of Raphia Ptolemy V Epiphanes Dan 11:14-17 Cleopatra I Ptolemy VI Dan 11:25 Ptolemaic control of Israel Battle for control over Palestine Seleucid control of Israel nd war Hannibal flees to Antiochus * stirs Antiochus to fight against Rome 1st war Punic Wars Carthage (Africa) against Rome

7 Seleucid Dynasty King of the North - Syria - Asia Minor Antiochus IV Epiphanes Dan 11:21-35 Demetrios I Soter Deemtrios II Nikator Antiochus VII Sidetes Antiochus VIII Grypos Demetrios III Ptolemy VI Philometor Ptolemy VIII Euergetes II Physkon (Potbelly) Berenike III Ptolemy X Alexander I Cleopatra III Ptolemaic Dynasty King of the South - Egypt Mattathias Judas Maccabean Revolt Jonathan 3rd war Simon John Hycanus Alexander Jannaeus Beginning of the Hasmoneans Pharisees and Sadducees Aristobulus Punic Wars

8 Seleucid Dynasty King of the North - Syria - Asia Minor Philip I Berenike III Antiochus XIII Ptolemy XII Neos Dionysos Auletes (the Piper) Cleopatra V Berenike IV and Cleopatra VI Ptolemaic Dynasty King of the South - Egypt Ptolemy XIV Ptolemy XIII Caesarion Ptolemy XV Cleopatra VII This is the famous Cleopatra 91 Alexander Jannaeus 76 Salome Alexandra 67 Hyrcanus II Aristobulus II 51 Hycanus II (with the help of Antipater) 40 Antigonus 30 Herod the Great 11 Julius Caesar 1st triumvirate Julius Caesar, Pompey, Crassus Augustus Caesar Octavian 2nd triumvirate Octavian, Marc Anthony, Lepidus Roman Empire takes the place of Greece as a world power

9 11 4 Herod the Great Augustus Caesar Octavian Tiberius Caligula Claudius Nero Roman Empire

10 Vespasian Titus Domitian