tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-34884823.post2603119554039458640..comments2007-06-17T00:35:57.993-04:00Bill Heromannoreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-34884823.post-85681015415408485042007-06-17T00:35:00.000-04:002007-06-17T00:35:00.000-04:00

Here are the footnotes to the manuscript (draft) version of 3 AD:<BR/>---------------<BR/><BR/>*****<BR/>1 Ariobarzanes the Mede was chosen last year by Caesar, to be appointed in Armenia.<BR/><BR/>*****<BR/>2 Syria now has no Governor, for a brief time. There was no “vice-Governor” to step in. Gaius’ staff of Praetors and other subordinates would have stayed, to run things, but no one person

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Major Sources for this year include Suetonius 3.15 and Cassius Dio 55.10a.7-9 & 55.12.3-13.1. <BR/><BR/>Archelaus’ 2nd thru 9th years of rule are barely mentioned in Josephus’ Antiquities (17:340-1).<BR/><BR/>But the years of Jesus getting left in Jerusalem perfectly match the years of Archelaus' rule, which means it's not a coincidence! Anyway, the scripture references for these years are

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