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Archko Volume
by Tryphosa Mon Mar 13 2017, 09:48
Archko Volume
Archeological Writings of the Sanhedrim and Talmuds of the Jews
here is the pdf
http://www.thechristianidentityforum.net/downloads/Archko.pdf
Archeological Writings of the Sanhedrim and Talmuds of the Jews
here is the pdf
http://www.thechristianidentityforum.net/downloads/Archko.pdf
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Re: Archko Volume
by Tryphosa Mon Mar 13 2017, 09:52
(from thread https://narrowroaddepot.forumotion.com/t608-third-temple-grows-closer-as-sanhedrin-discovers-rare-holy-wine )
On page 47 of the pdf, the author mentions 20 cartloads of the Talmuds of Babylon were burned.
(Probably why not much of ancient text and other records of Daniel and the wise men)
Page 58, we get a lesson from Jacob.
Did not make it any further in the pdf
On page 47 of the pdf, the author mentions 20 cartloads of the Talmuds of Babylon were burned.
(Probably why not much of ancient text and other records of Daniel and the wise men)
Page 58, we get a lesson from Jacob.
Did not make it any further in the pdf
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Re: Archko Volume
by Jarhead Tue Mar 14 2017, 07:04
Interesting, am perusing with coffee this morning!
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Re: Archko Volume
by Jarhead Tue Mar 14 2017, 08:57
Whew...went through this.
Some reports seemed contemporaneous enough, others seemed a bit contrived.
I liked the Shepherd's Report (pg 60) and Pilate's Report (pg 124)
Gamaliel's Interview with Mary (pg 75) and Caiaphas's Reports (pgs 93 & 113) were interesting enough.
Herod Antipas' 1st Report (pg 144) was written in the context of Herod the Great (his father) but the 2nd sounded more realistic from H. Antapas.
Hillel's Report (pg 157) was a retelling of most everything of Jewish history and the Gospel accounts and to me it was tedious ~ however I did enjoy his recounting of a story Peter told about the Father, a house, the furniture and new clothes in comparison of a tyrant father to a gracious one, a good read.
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Some reports seemed contemporaneous enough, others seemed a bit contrived.
I liked the Shepherd's Report (pg 60) and Pilate's Report (pg 124)
Gamaliel's Interview with Mary (pg 75) and Caiaphas's Reports (pgs 93 & 113) were interesting enough.
Herod Antipas' 1st Report (pg 144) was written in the context of Herod the Great (his father) but the 2nd sounded more realistic from H. Antapas.
Hillel's Report (pg 157) was a retelling of most everything of Jewish history and the Gospel accounts and to me it was tedious ~ however I did enjoy his recounting of a story Peter told about the Father, a house, the furniture and new clothes in comparison of a tyrant father to a gracious one, a good read.
Thanks for posting!
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Re: Archko Volume
by Tryphosa Tue Mar 14 2017, 18:47
Yeah, agree.
Not read thru the whole thing but it seems like it was written to validate or authenticate Jesus and or the Scriptures are true. Maybe written for the Romans? Anyway we have the Bible, the true, inspired account!
Not read thru the whole thing but it seems like it was written to validate or authenticate Jesus and or the Scriptures are true. Maybe written for the Romans? Anyway we have the Bible, the true, inspired account!
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