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| 1: | Hebrew, Jewish, Yehuda, Bible coins of the Persian Empire
Persian empire that dates from 539-333BC. Coins and pottery from the Persian era not only confirm details revealed in the Bible, they sometimes give us some important information about the Judean governors and other details, that are not revealed in the Bible! The King of Persia had appointed a "prince" or "governor" from among the returning Jews. The Bible gives us great details about three of the most famous Persian appointed governors of Judea, Sheshbazzar, Zerubbabel and Nehemiah. Five of the first eight governors of Judah are known only through archeology! Three unique words were brought into the Bible for the first time after the Babylonian captivity of 587BC and during the Persian Empire: "Yehudim" (Jew) is the unique word for the Jews is in the Bible after the Babylonian captivity and the Persian era. "Yehud" (Judah) is a unique Persian word found 6 times in the Bible. "Tirshatha" (Governor) A unique Persian origin word for governors (ie. Nehemiah) appointed by the Persian king ... ... ...https://www.bible.ca/coins/Jesus-coins-of-the-bible-Persian-Empire-539-333BC.htm | Size: 59K Depth: 1 Find Similar Match Info Show Parents |
| 2: | Assassination of Gedaliah July-Sept 587 BC: Bulla ...The rebellion to restore the throne of David on earth." Bulla of Gedaliah who is over the house (Jeremiah chapters 39-44) Bible Bullae from Israel and Judah Gedaliah 1st Governor of Judea in 587 BC "Archaeologists are digging up bible stories!!!" 1. Glyptic artifact: Clay Bulla 2. Inscription: "Belonging to Gedaliah who is over the house" 3. Provenance: Lachish official archeological dig 1935 AD season 4. Current location: Israel Museum 5. Date: 587 BC 6. Bible verses: Jer 39-44: 2 Kings 25:22; Jeremiah 40:13-41:4 7. Events: Gedaliah, 1st Judean governor appointed by Nebuchadnezzar in 587 BC, assassinated by Ishmael and Baalis. "So they came to Gedaliah at Mizpah along with Ishmael the son of Nethaniah, and the sons of Ephai the Netophathite and Jaazaniah the son of the Maacathite. Johanan the son of Kareah said, 'Are you well aware that Baalis the king of Ammon has sent Ishmael to take your life? But Gedaliah did not believe them. Ishmael the son of Nethaniah, the son of Elishama, of ... ... ...https://www.bible.ca/bulla/bible-archeology-jeremiah-clay-bullae-seal-inscription-property-of-belonging-to-Gedaliah-who-is-over-the-house-Lachish-2-Kings-25-22-587bc.htm | Size: 194K Depth: 2 Find Similar Match Info Show Parents |
| 3: | Judean Governors, Procurtors and Prefects time of Jesus, first ... ...Dan 2) came into existence. 5. The Maccabees provided a brief period of about 60 years of true independence from under the control of the Greek/Seleucid empire came to an end with the Romans and Herod the Great. 6. Herod the Great brought about huge changes in Jewish culture and worship: a. Herod would build the Jews a temple in 18 months completed in 18 BC. b. In 18 BC, Herod transferred the manufacturing of the Tyrian Shekel (official temple tax coin) from Tyre to a new mint in Jerusalem. See outline on the Shekel of Tyre. 7. Jesus would be born in 2-1 BC and Herod would die in 1 BC. 8. The Roman empire would control the Jews up until the first Jewish war of 66 AD. a. This rebellion resulted in the Romans coming down with a heavy hand and they easily crushed the rebellion and forever destroyed the temple in 70 AD. b. A new temple had been raised from the dust, just as Jesus said: His body, THE CHURCH. c. Jesus said the kingdom of God and the temple is not physical but within each of ... ... ...https://www.bible.ca/coins/Coins-Judean-Governors-Satraps-Procurators-Prefects-Jesus-Herod-Antipas-Philip-Archelaus-Pilate-Agrippa-Felix-Festus-587BC-66AD.htm | Size: 154K Depth: 1 Find Similar Match Info Show Parents |
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