Timeframe of Key Religious Figures

Estimated timeframes for each figure:

Gilgamesh (c. 2700–2500 BCE): The semi-mythical King of Uruk, his supposed historical reign is believed to have been approximately 2700 BCE.

Noah (c. 2500–2000 BCE): Based on biblical genealogies, the Great Flood associated with Noah is estimated to have occurred around 2344 BCE, though dates vary widely.

Abraham (c. 2100–1800 BCE): The patriarch of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, Abraham's life is estimated to have occurred sometime during the Middle Bronze Age.

Moses (c. 1500–1200 BCE): As the deliverer of the Israelites from Egypt, Moses is traditionally associated with the Exodus, which many scholars place between the 15th and 13th centuries BCE.

Elijah (c. 875–797 BCE): A prophet in the northern Kingdom of Israel who ministered in the 9th century BCE, during the reign of King Ahab.

King David (c. 1040–961 BCE): He is believed to have been born around 1040 BCE and began his 40-year reign around 1000 BCE.

King Solomon (c. 970–931 BCE): The son and successor of King David, his 40-year reign is believed to have followed David's.

Jesus Christ (c. 4 BCE–30 AD): The central figure of Christianity is believed to have been born a few years before the start of the Common Era and crucified around 30 AD.

Mohammed (c. 570–632 AD): The prophet of Islam, he was born around 570 AD and died in 632 AD.

Approximate time gaps between each figure:

Based on the timelines above, the rough number of years between each figure is:

Gilgamesh to Noah: 200–500 years

Noah to Abraham: 300–400 years

Abraham to Moses: 300–600 years

Moses to King David: 200–500 years

King David to King Solomon: 0 years, as Solomon took the throne upon David's death.

King Solomon to Elijah: 100–150 years

Elijah to Jesus Christ: 800–900 years

Jesus Christ to Mohammed: 500–600 years