New Testament Political Rulers
	Roman Emperor			Rulers of Palestine
				Herold the Great (37–4 B.C.)
		Judea		Galilee and Perea	Other Provinces
	Augustus Caesar	Archelaus		Herod Antipas	Herod Philip II
	(31 B.C.–A.D. 14)	(4 B.C.–A.D. 6)		(4 B.C.–A.D. 39)	(4 B.C.–A.D. 34)
		Coponius
		(A.D. 6–8)
		Ambivius
		(A.D. 9–12)
		Annius Rufus
		(A.D. 12–15)
	Tiberius Caesar	Valerius Gratus
	(A.C. 14–37)	(A.D. 15–26)
		Pontius Pilate
		(A.D. 26–36)
	Caligula	Marcellus
	(A.D. 37–41)	(A.D. 37)
		Herod Agrippa I
		(A.D. 37–44)
	Claudius	Cuspius Fadus
	(A.D. 41–54)	(A.D. 44–46)
		Tiberius Alexander
		(A.D. 46–48)
		Ventidius Cumanus
		(A.D. 48–52)		Herod Agrippa II
		M. Antonius Felix		(Began to rule in A.D. 34 in other provinces
		(A.D. 52–60)		and in A.D. 39 in Galilee and Perea.)
	Nero	Porcius Festus
	(A.D. 54–68)	(A.D. 60–62)
		Clodius Albinus
		(A.D. 62–64)
	Galbo, Otho, Vitellius	Gessius Florus
	(A.D. 68–69)	(A.D. 64–66)
				Jewish Revolt	(A.D. 66–70)
	Vespasian
	(A.D. 69–79)
	Titus
	(A.D. 79–81)
	Domitian
	(A.D. 81–96)
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