...to verify the truth of what he said. (Antiquities of the Jews, Book XVIII, Chap. III, par. 3) "German historian and archaeologist Hans Einsle writes that Jewish historian Flavius Josephus, Roman writers Suetonius and Pliny, and especially Roman historian Tacitus "all confirm the historicity of Jesus and the main facts of his life."" (quote taken from 1988 Watchtower, 7/15...

... check them to verify the truth of what he said. (Antiquities of the Jews, Book XVIII, Chap. III, par. 3) "German historian and archaeologist Hans Einsle writes that Jewish historian Flavius Josephus, Roman writers Suetonius and Pliny, and especially Roman historian Tacitus "all confirm the historicity of Jesus and the main facts of his life."" (quote taken from 1988 Watchtower, 7/15, p....

... Dead Sea, and that their destruction came about through a great earthquake which was probably accompanied by explosions, lightning, and issue of natural gas and general conflagration". The Jewish historian, Flavius Josephus, mentions the "Lake of Asphalt In classical and New Testament times the ruins of Sodom were still visible, not yet being covered by the waters of the Dead Sea (Tacitus...

......), would probably take this a general principle, to always, even when discontent, act like we were content, until the act and the actor become ONE (my ol' theurgical routine, back when I was Flavius Claudius). Yes, it's obvious I've been having duality issues, but there might just be a reason for that which might in fact be bigger than any of us know. That is always a possibility, and ...

...Roman policy mainly aimed to unite the conquered nations both politically and culturally, under Roman rule. It is, however, borne out by the example of Gabinius parting the Jewish nation into five conventions, reported by Flavius Josephus in Book I, 169-170 of The Wars of the Jews (De bello Judaico) [1]. Likewise, Strabo reports in Geography, 8.7.3 [2], that the Achaean League was gradually ...

... is a KNOWN forgery. Again, post hoc writing, after the fact hearsay recording. ref: Per Bilde. Flavius Josephus between Jerusalem and Rome: his Life, his Works and their Importance. Sheffield, 1998 Louis Feldman. "Flavius Josephus revisited. The man, his writings, and his significance." Aufstieg und Niedergang der Römischen Welt 21.2 ...

...there.  Since you espouse those things as fact, you show yourself to be a Fundy. Let us try again, this is the passage from Jewish Antiquities of Flavius Josephus, book 18 chapter 3: Ginetai de kata touton ton chronon Iesous sophos aner, eige andra auton legein chre: on gar paradoxon ergon poietes, didaskalos anthropon ton hedonei talethe ...

...of style. One alleged mention is out of style, one is in style. (abuse snipped) Let us try again, this is the passage from Jewish Antiquities of Flavius Josephus, book 18 chapter 3: Ginetai de kata touton ton chronon Iesous sophos aner, eige andra auton legein chre: on gar paradoxon ergon poietes, didaskalos anthropon ton hedonei talethe dechomenon, kai ...

... but there are no facts there. Since you espouse those things as fact, you show yourself to be a Fundy. Let us try again, this is the passage from Jewish Antiquities of Flavius Josephus, book 18 chapter 3: Ginetai de kata touton ton chronon Iesous sophos aner, eige andra auton legein chre: on gar paradoxon ergon poietes, didaskalos anthropon ton hedonei talethe ...

... who denies those facts is as ludicrous as those who believe in the Mormon version of history - and as fanatically religious. Let us try again, this is the passage from Jewish Antiquities of Flavius Josephus, book 18 chapter 3: Ginetai de kata touton ton chronon Iesous sophos aner, eige andra auton legein chre: on gar paradoxon ergon poietes, didaskalos anthropon ton hedonei ...