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Aul and Peter were martyred at Rome in or Romans | 25 | about the year
63; 30 years after Pentecost. James | 28 | Matthew | 28 | Persecution
continues under Nero until the Mark | 28 | year 68. The satirist
Juvenal, who lived Philemon | 29 | under Nero, and his brother satirist
Martial, Collosians | 29 | both allude to the burnings of the Christians
Ephesians | 29 | in pitched shirts. Philippians | 29 | Luke | 30 |
Suetoneus, writing of what took place under Acts | 30 | Emperor
Claudius, in 53, makes mention of Hebrews | 30 | Christ. 2 Peter | 34 |
2 Timothy | 34 | Galba, Otho and Vitelleus rule from 68 to 69. Titus,
about | 34 | Jude, about | 34 | Christians have peace from 68 to 95.
Epistles | | of St. John | | 1, 2, 3 | 40 | Jerusalem was destroyed in
the year 70. Revelations | | of Jesus | | Christ | | to John | 64 |
Vespasian rules from 69 to 79.
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CARLYLE'S ESTIMATE OF THE BOOK OF JOB, IN HIS OWN WORDS. "I call the
book of Job, apart from all theories about it, one of the grandest books
ever written with a pen. One feels, indeed, as if it were not
Hebrew--such a noble universality, different from noble patr