https://padlet.com/amandabecker1/jz94dn20n6qabadr For every episode, write the Title, and then write notes while you listen. en-us 2021-02-09 19:45:01 UTC 2021-03-09 00:36:11 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/271d.png megandunbar https://padlet.com/amandabecker1/jz94dn20n6qabadr/wish/1255574747 In the fourth century BCE, Alexander the Great and his conquering Macedonian army became the new controllers of the region.
In the second century BCE, the Maccabees revolted against their Greek rulers. Their victory resulted in a century of independence.
In 63 BCE, general Pompey conquered Palestine for Rome, which ended the independent Maccabees.
From the second century onward, Latin became the language of the Church and so-called christians of the era.
In 66 CE, a great rebellion broke out and the Zealots were the main players. This rebellion led to the destruction of Jerusalem four years later. 
In 70 CE, the temple and Jerusalem was destructed and ended the line of the Sadducees. The Pharisees continued as a party long after.  
In the third century BCE, seventy-two Israelite scholars were given the task of translating the Scripture by the Greek Scriptures.  
By the fourth century CE, Christianity has spread broadly and the Roman Empire adopted it as its own religion.  
For the next two milleniums after the split, nothing would change or be reversed. 
In 135 CE, Hebrews were banished from Jerusalem after the Bar Kokhba revolt. This ended the Jerusalem being the geographical center of the Messianic movement.

 

]]> 2021-03-01 21:21:46 UTC https://padlet.com/amandabecker1/jz94dn20n6qabadr/wish/1255574747 megandunbar https://padlet.com/amandabecker1/jz94dn20n6qabadr/wish/1284569828 In 67 CE, Vespasian went to Palestine and put down pockets of resistance throughout Galilee. 
In 70 CE, Vespasian was named emperor, so he went back to Rome.
In February 70 CE, Titus began the siege of Jerusalem. 
On August 6, 70 CE in the Roman calendar, the last sacrifice was taken place.
By August 28, 70 CE, the Romas broke into the temple and found 6,000 Judahite Zealots ready to die for their cause.
Catechumenates were split into two parts. The first part was where large pieces of scripture were read and explained to the new Gentile covenant. 
Romans were tolerant of the Christian movement at first, but they soon started to be persecuted and martyred once Nero came around. 
During the first two centuries of the Christian movement, they were faced with tons of persecution because they refused to worship the emperor.
Christians responded to the early persecution in two ways: by writing what are called apologetics and accounts of martyrdom.
In 167 CE, Justin Martyr, who taught the Christian doctrine at a private school in Rome, was executed.
In October of 54 CE, Emperor Nero came to power.
On the night of June 18, 64 CE, a massive fire blazed through Rome, with Nero mere miles away, holed up in his palace at Antium.

 

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