Timeline |
1921 BC | Abraham leaves Ur and comes to Haran |
1857 BC | Abraham's servant goes to get a wife for Isaac |
1760 BC | Jacob visits Laban |
1452 BC | Balaam is called to curse Israel |
1040 BC | David subdues Zobah and Damascus |
975 | Zobah and Damascus recover their independence |
838-836 BC | Joash or Jehoash obtain three important victories over Benhadad |
740 BC | Tiglath-pileser defeats Rezin, its last independent ruler, and reduces it to a dependency of Assyria |
604 BC | Syria is attacked by Pharaoh Necho and is captured by Nebuchadnezzar |
333 BC | Syria comes under Alexander the Great |
323 BC | Seleucus Nicator founds his dynasty |
301 BC | Seleucus Nicator founds Antioch as its capital |
114 BC | Antiochus Cyzicenus sets himself up at Damascus |
65 BC | Syria becomes subject to Rome |
47 BC | Julius Caesar confirms the rights of many cities |
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Kings of Syria
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Rezin | d. 742 BC (Isaiah 7) |
SourceRobert Young, Analytical Concordance to the Bible, Seventh edition (Edinburgh: George Adam Young, n.d.) |