Seminar - Historical and Archaeological Evidence for the Jewish Diaspora After 722 B.C.
Seminar - Historical and Archaeological Evidence for the Jewish Diaspora After 722 B.C.
The Lanier Theological Library is inviting scholars and patrons to a free seminar on Friday, January 16, 2015 from 2:00 - 5:00 p.m., in our chapel. This seminar precedes and ties in well with the library's lecture on the next day by Rabbi Benjamin Scolnic, “The Book of Daniel and the Nature of Biblical Truth.”
This 3-hour session features the six presenters and presentations below.
K. Lawson Younger (Trinity Evangelical Divinity School)
“Israelites and Judahites in Assyria and Babylon in Cuneiform Sources”
James K. Hoffmeier (Trinity Evangelical Divinity School)
“Judeans in Egypt after the Fall of Jerusalem in 586 B.C.”
Richard Hawes (Archaeology Forum, Tyndale House Cambridge)
“Did Edom Annex Parts of Southern Judah Following the Fall of Jerusalem in 567/8 B.C.”
Benjamin Scolnic (Southern Connecticut State University)
“The Book of Daniel and Modern Theories about the Persecution that led to the Story of Hanukkah”
Gary Rendsburg (Rutgers University)
“Septuagint, Synagogue, and Symbiosis: The Jews of Hellenistic Egypt”
Thomas W. Davis (Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary)
“Jews in Cyprus in Hellenistic Times”
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Fantastic - let them all talk for two hours
What an awesome set of lectures, held my attention throughout and learnt some new things. Thank you very much for uploading
Wholeheartedly recommend this video to my history geek friends. Can't believe that I'd never heard of the MURASU ARCHIVE before. This is the "missing link" that I've been seeking to understand how the international banking system transitioned from weighted pieces of silver money to minted, state-issued, coin money between the 7th and 4th centuries BCE. Also, the presentation by the rabbi in the second half about Antiochus IV and how history confirms the validity of the 11th chapter of the Bible book of Daniel blew me away. I wish somebody would produce a TV mini series from that research. #Banking #Silver
@fleetwd1
7 жыл бұрын
Yes Rabbi Benjamin did an excellent job. He has spent considerable time on this chapter of Daniel. I truly appreciate him.
v good- thnx
Find genealogy, then nearby graves, then DNA, then modern lines, then work backwards and connect everyone.
Group prayer happened at the temple. Remember the birkat kohanim and other circumstances. What did you think the sacrifice is, if not a form of prayer done on behalf of many. And the psalms they sung? It has a tradition that was around before the tribes of Israel. Theodotus probably had his "normal" name, and then what they called him in synagogue. Study Jewish theology, and they will teach a lot about the context and history that can help things make sense. And Moses was "at" the battles. A "messenger" is likely a fanciful device for the stage.
The best thing to postpone Armageddon now is that the lost Taliban Israelite tribes are probably not suddenly going to pack up and march back to their ancestral homeland
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@fleetwd1
3 жыл бұрын
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Someone pls tell the first speaker to stop saying “ahh.” We learned this in high school.
The first speaker is so annoying by saying “aaah aaahh.” I hope someone told him how annoying and distracting that is; especially at his age and expertise level.
@yargundev9772
2 жыл бұрын
he is great actually, you are too sonatic.