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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Judea."”.

  1. Caligula in Jerusalem : the hostile relationship between Emperor Gaius and his Jewish subjects.

    … asserted his power over the region of Judea based on his knowledge of the Jewish people based on their history and his relationship with Agrippa I. It is also concluded that the Jewish authors' view of the emperor was tainted predominately by the Temple incident, which has shaped how …

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  2. Ballistic Missile and Insurgency Threats to Israel: Effects on Security Posture and Implications For Nuclear Weapons

    … served to speed up the Israeli withdrawal from Judea, Samaria, and all of Gaza, where a defacto Palestinian Arab state now resides. This truncating of Israel could serve to embolden the Arab states to resolve the Palestine "problem" through force. In such an attack, the Arab states would likely …

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  3. Faith and Readiness in the Faith Stage Theory of James W. Fowler

    … sets faith within a specific content, assuming a Judea-Christian tradition while claiming universality. Second, he has divided faith into parts, basing his stages on only a fraction. He thus reduces it to something less than faith.</p> <p>Yet the stage theory does describe human growth, albeit not …

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  4. Marriage in the Talmud : its concepts, laws and customs

    … should have been divided into three districts: Judea, Galilee and Transjordan. What is even more strange is the fact that a number of Babylonian scholars refused to marry into Palestinian families. This attitude of the Rabbis is fully explained in chapter three and various reasons are given to …

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  5. Paul’s Gospel Approach to the Athenians: A Missional Implication for Contemporary Nepalese Hindu Contexts

    … are commanded to witness in their Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the end of the earth” (Acts 1:8). The question for believers is how to witness to Nepalese Hindus. As a former Hindu, I found that Paul’s gospel approach to the pantheistic Athenians (Acts 17:16–34) can be applied to the …

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  6. The Beginning of the End: The Eschatology of Genesis

    … whole, orienting</p><p>post-exilic Persian-era Judeans toward their ideal future expectations. While many have</p><p>contrasted Genesis' account of origins with the prophetic books' account of the future, this work</p><p>argues that Genesis narrates Israel's origins (and the world's) precisely …

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  7. Die Christologie van die Psalter binne die konteks van die koningspsalms? : ‘n praktiese toespitsing op Psalms 45 en 110 (Afrikaans)

    … psalms such as Psalm 45 and Psalm 110 have a Judean king as its contents. The royal psalms are also messianic psalms. Every Davidic king ruled over his people as the son of God. He was the representative of God’s rule. His task was to uphold justice and righteousness. Every king was a type of …

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