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The idea of a rebuilt Third Temple is central to many streams of Jewish and Christian eschatology: some Jews and Christian futurists link a Third Temple to messianic fulfillment and end‑time events (e...
Ancient non‑Christian writers who are commonly cited as mentioning Jesus outside the New Testament are not found in the current provided sources; instead the supplied reporting focuses on the dating a...
Scholars broadly agree that the Parables (1 Enoch 37–71) are a later, composite layer within the 1 Enoch corpus, likely crystallizing in the late first century BCE to early first century CE, and that ...
The Massacre of the Innocents—Matthew’s account of Herod ordering Bethlehem’s infants killed—has been a resilient cultural motif from the medieval church to contemporary art, used as devotional commem...
Most mainstream Christian denominations do not "support" the Massacre of the Innocents as a good or endorsed act; rather many commemorate the event from the Gospel of Matthew as a historical or liturg...
The Edomites were an ancient people traditionally described in the Hebrew Bible as descendants of Esau (also called Edom) who inhabited the rugged territory south and southeast of Judah, a region late...