maccabean period造句

• The book of Daniel is thus a work of fiction written during the Maccabean period to encourage resistance against tyranny.
• The first vision covered Maccabean period of John Hyrcanus, who was both a high priest, and warrior-king.
• During the Hellenistic Maccabean period, Seleucid era counting was used, at least in the Greek-influenced area of Israel.
• The name is derived from the Biblical city of Lod, and it was a significant Judean town from the Maccabean Period to the early Christian period.
• Of the remaining passages and books, some consider large sections of Daniel attributable to the Maccabean period, with the rest possibly to the same period.
• Modern scholarship considers the stories of the first half legendary in origin, and the visions of the second the product of anonymous authors in the Maccabean period ( 2nd century BCE ).
• The scholarly consensus on the Book of Daniel is that it was written during the Maccabean period; see for a discussion of the evidence .-- talk ) 04 : 19, 14 January 2014 ( UTC)
• But the statement in the Babylonian Talmud, that the Mishnah source concerning Apostomus is a Gemara ( tradition ), shows that, according to the Babylonian authorities, the date of Apostomus can not be placed later than the Maccabean period.
• Eisenman reads the attitude of these documents as militant, nationalistic and zealous and places them not in the Maccabean period but the later, High Priest Ananus ben Ananus, James'executioner, and the Man of Lying, St . Paul.
• Hence it is argued that Apostomus must belong to a time in reference to which there existed also written sources that were known to the Talmudic authorities, the latest limit being the Maccabean period; and as it has been shown that the pre-Maccabean, the Biblical, epoch must be excluded, it follows that Apostomus was no other than Antiochus Epiphanes, of whom, moreover, it is known, also from other sources, that he set up an idol in the Temple.
• He claims to find parallels between the James-Jesus first century milieu and the scrolls'repeated allusion to " the Star Prophecy ", the aggressiveness of the War Scroll and similar documents, the hiding of the Jerusalem Temple treasure as delineated in the Copper Scroll, the description of foreign armies ( the " Kittim " ) invading on a much more massive scale than any Hellenistic invasion during the Maccabean period, and the reference to themselves several times as " the Congregation, " " Church of the Poor " and Ebionites (  the Poor ), the name of James community as described in Early Church literature and by Paul.