Saturday, October 10, 2020

first millenia bc til roman empire

 


i 840bc mesha battled israel 2k3,26 helps calculate

c 771 zhou lost capital  by west bank of huang river and kingdom shrinking lost west half by river bend eastward

m 690 senhrb assyria war israel 2cron 32

m 605 nbk' 2 from chaldea=kassites in s.m.  conquerd babylon so king of BOTH chl+b

605-19=586bc 2kings 25,8

i+m586 nebk' 2  in 19 year burnt temple "on date ten of ab" tenth is " same date as first" in book jeremia the number god chose in prophecy is the one rabbis reject with replacement. never said starve either day.

i+p550 cyrus king persia ruled j.r. sent jews 2cron 36,17 ruled 2 centuries, gift end 30 years exile

p500 darius king persia zkr. 1.1  rabbis rejected books after darius.

e500 egypt, persians ruled egypt 

e405 egyptians expelled persians but p, still rule j.r.

a+i330bc alx macd [aegaen peninsula] captured jerusalem around 30 years after the temple built [talmud but not total persia, 30 of 200] mcd ruled 150 years til pydna battle

c221bc huang di huang means yellow. yellow emperor. 200bc HAN dynasty.

a168bc pydna in aegae peninsula n.e  greece, rome army of republic fout macdon and won conquerd aegaen peninsula. note: macedonia was conquering greek cities enemies. alx was macedon, 

same time maccabees revolt and jew self rule in jerusalem.

c100 bc china empire conquers far west huge, til desert takla also south but not sw.

i+r50bc rome republic captured jerusalem 

r37 rome senate appointed herod to rule judea. king til death in 4 bc. jesus born before 4 bc. mt. 2,1

r30bc end  rome republic augustus "first emperor" history dot com, for 40 years, see luke 2,2 

6 bc shooting star probably the one in mat 2,1-2

next roman empire many battles spreading north and to british isle

too famous to need me. except one detail: 138 ad emperor antoninus  til 161 death i argued with professor in haifa u about this so they expeld me when i said, "you did not check stop filthying academics with your personal relijin." the end... of my career as a researcher.


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