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By Stephen M. Miller

Decapolis

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Map Romans attack Jews – The Romans are coming

map of Roman invasion of Holy Land

Map Romans attack Jews - The Romans are coming

Bible Book: Luke Type: Maps Location: Azotus, Caesarea, Capernaum, Capharabis, Caphartobas, Decapolis, Galilee, Gamala, Gophna, Hebron, Herodium, Israel, Jamnia, Jericho, Jerusalem, Jezreel Valley, Joppa, Jotapata, Judea, Machaerus, Masada, Nazareth, Pella, Perea, Qumran, Samaria, Sepphoris, Taricheae, Tel Aviv, Tiberias Era: Church, Letters
Map Romans attack Jews - The Romans are coming. Jews rebelled around the Roman occupation in AD 66. But Romans returned in force and destroyed Jerusalem and the Temple in AD 70, then banned Jews from the city.
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Map of Judea, ruled by Pilate AD 28

map of Herod kingdoms

Map of Judea, ruled by Pilate AD 28

Bible Book: Luke Type: Maps Location: Bethlehem, Caesarea, Damascus, Decapolis, Galilee, Gaulanitis, Gaza Strip, Israel, Iturea, Jericho, Jerusalem, Joppa Judea, Phoenicia, Samaria, Tiberias, Traconitis Era: Jesus

Map of Judea, ruled by Pilate AD 28

Israel's territory of Judea in Roman times was part of the larger Roman province of Judea. Romans established it after the Roman Empire had conquered the region in 63…

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Romans destroy the Temple

Romans destroy the Temple

Romans destroy the Temple

Bible Book: Mark, Revelation Type: Maps Location: Azotus, Caesarea, Capernaum, Capharabis, Caphartobas, Decapolis, Galilee, Gamala, Gophna, Hebron, Herodium, Jamnia, Jericho, Jerusalem, Jezreel Valley, Joppa, Jotapata, Judea, Machaerus, Masada, Nazareth, Pella, Perea, Qumran, Samaria, Sepphoris, Taricheae, Tel Aviv, Tiberias Era: Jesus

Romans destroy the Temple

In AD 66, Jews rebelled against the Roman Empire occupation of the Jewish homeland. Jews killed or drove out Roman soldiers stationed in the region.

1. Spring AD 67:…

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