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Roman Judaea and Second Temple Society
4 BCE–66 CE
After Herod's death, parts of his kingdom passed to his heirs and Judaea later came under direct Roman prefects. Roman taxation and local aristocratic authority operated alongside the Jerusalem Temple.
Jewish society included competing legal, priestly and apocalyptic traditions. Political protest, prophetic movements and expectations of divine intervention developed under imperial rule.
King Jesus places its reinterpretation of the gospel narrative within this mixture of Roman administration, dynastic politics and religious debate.
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Non-Fiction
2 Best Non-Fiction Books About Roman Judaea and Second Temple Society
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