HIS 121 Lecture Notes - Lecture 22: Simon Bar Kokhba, Josephus, Synoptic Gospels

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History of Western Civilizations
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Jewish War
Internal debate over Roman rule
Revolt in Jerusalem in 66 CE
Romans looting temple
Vespasian, Titus Flavius
Instrumental in putting down the Jewish cult
Titus Flavius lead the army
Temple and city destroyed 70 CE
End of the second temple period
Simon Bar Kokhba rebellion (130-136 CE)
Hadrian rebuilds city (one of the five good emperors)
Going to build a temple
Forbids circumcision
Rebellion fails
Diaspora
Jewish people leave Jerusalem
Jesus of Nazareth
Evidence
Christian scriptures
Written by followers
Synoptic Gospels (similar lense)
Mark, ca. 70 CE
Matthew and Luke, 80-90 CE
Gospel of John, ca. 100 CE
Non-canonical writings: Gospel of Thomas, etc.
Others
Josephus Flavius Jewish Antiquities (late first century CE)
Pliny, Tacitus, Suetonius mention followers of Christus/Chrestus (first
half of the 2nd century)
Life of Jesus
Born during reign of Herod the Great (before 4 BCE)
Died during governorship of Pontius Pilate (26-36 AD)
Short public ministry
Execution by Roman officials (crucifixion)
Account of Jesus’ life in Gospels
Miraculous birth
Virginity of Mary
Sets Jesus apart
Issue of original sin (later doctrine)
Ministry
Baptism by John
Attracts followers disciples/apostles
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Instrumental in putting down the jewish cult. Hadrian rebuilds city (one of the five good emperors) Josephus flavius jewish antiquities (late first century ce) Pliny, tacitus, suetonius mention followers of christus/chrestus (first half of the 2nd century) Born during reign of herod the great (before 4 bce) Died during governorship of pontius pilate (26-36 ad) Learn from him or are sent out by him. Emphasis on other world, promise of salvation. Not a tittle or a jot of the law would change (matthew 5:18) But, was willing to bypass letter of law to uphold spirit. Traveled around judea and went to jerusalem. Caught the attention of romans and thought it may have been claiming to be a triumph. Going into the temple and kicking out those engaging in commercial. Causing trouble brings him to the attention of the roman officials wine. Tells his disciples that they should remember him when having bread and.

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