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Bookmark or Share- The Apostle Peter in Rome - Biblical Archaeology SocietyI have not seen anyone yet use in Roman history to date the trials of Peter and Paul, is that we do know with fair certainty, before even beginning to research the date of Peter and Paul’s trials in Rome, that Peter and Paul were NOT executed in either November or December of any year, as the Court Calendars were dark in those months in Rome since the time of Augustus (Suetonius, 12 Caesars ...
- Mary, Simeon or Anna: Who First Recognized Jesus as Messiah?The pairing of Simeon and Anna reflects Luke’s penchant for male-female parallelism when he writes about the recipients of divine blessing and salvation. The story of Jesus’ birth is framed by two such stories—that of Elizabeth and Zechariah in Luke 1 and Anna and Simeon in Luke 2. Interestingly, in both, the woman is portrayed as the ...
- The Destruction of Pompeii—God’s Revenge? - Biblical Archaeology SocietySimeon and Levi would later continue their global domination with secret assemblies- also prophesied by their father Jacob- in none other than Lombardia Italy. Ironically, the strengthening of the ties with Benjamin (Romans) would originate in Italy- where Freemasonry, the Illuminati and the bloodlines of the 13 elite families would continue ...
- Where Did the Temple Menorah Go? - Biblical Archaeology SocietyThe only time the Temple Menorah reappears in our records (after it had been portrayed on the Arch of Titus in Rome in c. 81 C.E.) is when a second-century rabbi Simeon ben Yohai travels to Rome, where he reportedly sees the Menorah. Where precisely? Presumably in the Roman Temple of Peace. This temple then burned down around 192 C.E.
- Judith: A Remarkable Heroine, Part 2 - Biblical Archaeology SocietyJudith is introduced with a lineage virtually unparalleled in the Biblical text (Judith 8:1–2). A descendant of Simeon, her genealogy includes 16 progenitors and doesn’t even make it back to Simeon! The genealogy, a significant textual marker, establishes her as a formidable literary character.
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