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• Josephus Thimester Has Nothing To Lose

  
  Style File — Authority: 143
  Nine years after shuttering his eponymous label, Josephus Thimister is returning as the founder, owner, and art director of his house. His much anticipated comeback—featuring couture and luxury ready-to-wear pieces for both women and men (a first)—is slated to take place during the Couture shows in January, when ...
  5 days ago

• Flavius Josephus and the Apocalypse of John

  
  Sola Dei Gloria — Authority: 434
  Regardless of your view concerning the book of Revelation, you have to admit this is interesting. Was Flavius Josephus Familiar with the Apocalypse of John ? John’s Revelation – “And there were noises and thundering and lightnings; and there was a great earthquake, such a mighty and great earthquake ...
  1 week ago

• Josephus and Bellies Full of Gold at Cafe Apocalypsis

  
  The Preterist Blog ~ 100% Hyperpreterist Free — Authority: 133
  Check out this excellent article at Cafe ApocalypsisJosephus is an interesting man because, on one hand, the history of the Jewish wars is written as a Roman apologetic to aver that God was on the side of Vespasian and Titus (especially in the way he paints them in the best possible light). On the [...]
  2 weeks ago

• The Roman Jews (2). ‘Segregated In The Ghetto Because Of Their Own Guilt’

  
  Man of Roma — Authority: 106
  [see The Roman Jews (1) ] A Millenary presence There’s evidence of the millenary presence of the Jews in the city. Of the over 50 imperial Rome catacombs unveiled 6 are Jewish. At the end of the catacomb period a Jewish cemetery rose around Porta Portese . We also know of at least one synagogue in Ostia ...
  2 weeks ago

• The Great Revolt: The First Jewish-Roman War

  
  Socyberty — Authority: 576
  The first great rebellion of the Israelites against Roman rule was as much the result of ethnic and religious tensions between Jews and Greeks as it was resentment of Roman arrogance and the hatred of the punitive taxes they imposed. The Romans had first occupied Judea in 63 BC. It was always an uneasy occupation ...
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• The Expression: “They Sacrificed to their Standards”

  
  The Reformed Reader — Authority: 123
  A while back, I stumbled over this passage in the Pesher to Habakkuk (from Qumran): Thou dealest with men like the fish of the sea, like creeping things, to rule over them. They draw [them all up with a fish-hook], and drag them out with their net, and gather them in [their seine. Therefore they sacrifice] to ...
  2 weeks ago

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