The Destruction of Jerusalem
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The Destruction of Jerusalem
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Narrado por:
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Norman Dietz
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Josephus
The writings of Josephus contain one of the few historical accounts of the wars of the Jews and the destruction of Jerusalem during the Roman occupation of Palestine in 70 A.D. Born in Jerusalem in 37 A.D. and raised in both the Hellenic and Jewish traditions, Josephus spent his life trying to accommodate his admiration for the Romans with his loyalty to his Jewish heritage. Josephus was a priest who served as a general in the Jewish army during a revolt against the Romans, and a mediator whose attempt to find accommodation between the Jews and the Romans in Palestine led the Jews to consider him a traitor. His historical work, The Wars of the Jews, which was published in 75 A.D., is one of the few historical accounts of the Roman army, the city's temple and fortifications, the sack of the temple, and the siege of Masada.
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Josephus Flavius was a complex, renegade Jew who was with the Romans during the fall of the second Temple in Jerusalem. He is our only eyewitness outside scripture of that destruction and the battle of Masada, which is also excerpted here. Narrator Dietz's voice is somewhat heavy and slow; one wishes he would get on with it, though one hears echoes of Josephus himself, immensely weary and discouraged. The narration does not reflect the ebb and flow of the story; there is no audible excitement, for example, when the breaching of the wall occurs. Unfortunately, too, the translation itself is anachronistic, with "thee's" and "thou's" bringing forth the memory of boring preachers.
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Very good recording
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What made the experience of listening to The Destruction of Jerusalem the most enjoyable?
If you think God is all lovey dovey and forgives everything no matter what -- listen to this. What happened in Jerusalem is a good reminder that if God will do this to Jerusalem and the Israelites -- he won't spare anyone who spurns the blood of His Son Jesus. It will put a new spin on why you should fear God. Very sobering what happens in this book.What was one of the most memorable moments of The Destruction of Jerusalem?
When the woman cooks her baby in a stew and offers it to the Roman Centurion who couldn't believe what was happening.What about Norman Dietz’s performance did you like?
Excellent converstational style -- very engaging.Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes!Any additional comments?
Don't spurn the blood of Jesus - within one generation of Jesus' death (30ad to 70 ad = 40 years) look what Happened to Jerusalem. Serious business!You need to behave or else!!!
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Matthew 3:9
And think not to say within yourselves, We have Abraham to our father: for I say unto you, that God is able of these stones to raise up children unto Abraham.
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Matthew 15:9
But in vain they do worship me, teaching for doctrines the commandments of men.
this book documents the results of the aforementioned.
Matthew 27:25 cursed
Then answered all the people, and said, His blood be on us, and on our children.
a message to Jews and Christians
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Great Insight
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