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In this scholarly article, I am going to briefly help you answer the question, what was a Synagogue in Jesus’ time. To understand what was a Synagogue in Jesus’ time, we are going to briefly look at the history of the Synagogue. Another word that relates to a Synagogue is the Sanhedrin. Therefore, after helping […]
In this religious scholarship discourse, we are going to answer the frequently asked question: who were the scribes and Pharisees in the bible? The scribes and Pharisees in Judaism. The Scribes and Pharisees were the Jewish leaders from the time of the Maccabees onward. The Scribes were lawyers who favored old ways and were opposed […]
In this scholarly article, we are going to look at a brief history of who were the Maccabees. Before we answer the question, who were the Maccabees, we are going to look at the meaning of Macabee in Hebrew. After that, we will move on to see who is Judas Maccabeus, and what did he […]
In this Christian scholarly article, we are going to answer the question often asked concerning the early church and the Roman Empire, how fast did the Roman empire grow? After seeing the growth of the Roman empire, we are also going to touch on the Roman government and also see the meaning of Pax Romana. […]
As a religious scholar and Christian, it is very important to know the history of the Jewish people from which Christianity descended, and in this post, we are going to look at Israel and Judah split. King David founded the kingdom. The kingdom of Israel was founded in about 1000 BC by King David, the son of Jesse. […]
The Roman Empire played a major role in the rise of Christianity, even though Christianity suffered persecution when it first arrived in the empire; the conversion of Emperor Constantine made Christianity became the number one religion in ancient Rome. But before then, there were other religions in the empire to meet up the spiritual needs […]
In this post, we are going to look at the meaning of Diaspora in Judaism. It is important to note that there were many more Jews outside Palestine than those who were in it. Deportations of the prisoners of war and especially commercial interest spread Jews in all directions from Palestine. It is estimated that […]
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