Josephus on Herod, the high priests and John the Baptist
A first-century Jewish historian independently describes the rulers, priests and executions the Gospels and Acts are set among — including the death of John the Baptist.
Ametajwa nje ya BibliaMwandishi wa kalec. AD 93–94
Beyond his references to Jesus and James, Josephus supplies an independent narrative of the whole world the Gospels are set in: Herod the Great's building programme and family killings, the succession of high priests including Annas and Caiaphas, the governorships of Pilate and Felix, Agrippa's death, and the execution of John the Baptist by Herod Antipas.
Herod slew him, who was a good man… John, that was called the Baptist… he was a man of great righteousness.
- Kilipatikana
- Transmitted in medieval manuscripts
- Kinahifadhiwa
- Various manuscript collections
- Lugha
- Greek
- Jinsi kilivyotufikia
- Hakikuzikwa kamwe — kilinakiliwa kwa mkono, kizazi baada ya kizazi, hadi uchapishaji.
Kinachoonyesha
Josephus's account of John's death differs from Mark's in its motive: he gives politics where Mark gives Herodias. The differences are as informative as the agreements.
Jinsi wanahistoria wanavyokitumia
The principal narrative source for first-century Judaea in all secular scholarship.
Katika Maandiko
Kinahusiana na
HerodCaiaphasPontius PilateFelixAgrippaYerusalemuKaisarea Baharini
Vyanzo
- Josephus, Antiquities of the Jews, books 17–20
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