Anglo-Saxon/Biblical history

Question 1

Adam died-

Answer 1

-121 years before Noah was born. He lived to be 930

Question 2

Why is it important how long Adam lives?

Answer 2

because Lamech and his generation had a teacher that walked and talked with God that they could learn from and they did not

Question 3

Romans 1:28 describes what?

Answer 3

The choice to not retain God in your knowledge

Question 4

When was our first connection in time frames from chronicled British history?

Answer 4

around 2,000 BC, when Stonehenge was created (and when Biblical history places Abraham)

Question 5

What is stonehenge assumed as?

Answer 5

A place for season worship and pagan sacrafices

Question 6

How was the timeline of parallels between world history and Bible history displayed?

Answer 6

2,000 BC- Abraham, Picts/Druids

1,000 BC- David

900-500 BC- Celts, Brythons, Gaels

400 BC- Roman Empire begins

55 BC- Julius Ceasaar

0 Jesus!!

300 AD Christianity Arrives

400 AD the roman empire falls

400 AD Angles, Saxons, Jutes

800 AD Vikings Raids

Norman Invasion 1066 AD

Question 7

what happened at 2,000 BC

Answer 7

Abraham. Picts and Druids

Question 8

1,000 BC?

Answer 8

David

Question 9

900-500 BC?

Answer 9

Celts, Brythons & Gaels

Question 10

400 Bc

Answer 10

Roman empire begins

Question 11

55 BC

Answer 11

Julius Caesar

Question 12

the year zero?

Answer 12

year of Jesus

Question 13

300 AD

Answer 13

Christianity beginings

Question 14

400 AD

Answer 14

Roman Empire falls. Angles, Saxons, Jutes

Question 15

800 AD

Answer 15

Viking Raids

Question 16

1066 AD

Answer 16

Norman Invasion

Question 17

The pict and Druids were taken over by the-

Answer 17

-The celts, Brythons, and the Gaels

Question 18

Stonehenge was made by the-

Answer 18

-picts and Druids

Question 19

what remnant do we have of the Celts

Answer 19

Celtic Cross, Claddagh

Question 20

What remnants do we have of the Brythons

Answer 20

The name of Britain

Question 21

The Roman Empire eventually makes its way all the way to England as well and-

Answer 21

-displaces the Celts, Brythons, and Gaels from power. Remnants of the Roman Empire still remain in England as well.

Question 22

A place to see evidence of the Roman Empire that remains in England is-

Answer 22

Fishbourne, England- has original and elaborate mosaic tiled floors that hold as tribute to the Roman Empire

Question 23

after the fall of the Roman Empire-

Answer 23

-The Angles, Saxons, and Jutes take power in England

This era is commonly called the Anglo-Saxon period of Anglo-Saxon literature (Old English)

Question 24

A story that has been told and retold from generation to generation before being written down is called what?

Answer 24

an oral tradition

Question 25

Who do historians believe is mostly likely responsible for writing down the story of Beowulf?

Answer 25

a monk

Question 26

Where is Beowulf from?

Answer 26

Geatland

Question 27

Of whom is Grendel a descendant?

Answer 27

Cain

Question 28

What was Cain’s punishment from God for killing Abel?

Answer 28

He would be a wanderer and the ground would not produce for him.

Question 29

What contrast is between Genesis 6:5 and Genesis 6:9?

Answer 29

Noah’s wicked culture and Noah’s righteouness

Question 30

What choice does Romans 1:28 discuss?

Answer 30

whether or not the people retained God in their knowledge

Question 31

What event most likely begins British history?

Answer 31

The Tower of Babel

Question 32

What do many historians and anthropologists believe Stonehenge was used for?

Answer 32

a place for season and spirit worship

Question 33

What biblical figure correlates on the timeline with the Celts, Brythons, and Gaels?

Answer 33

David

Question 34

What people group gives us the following item?

Answer 34

Celts