Secular History Of Biblical Times Final

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perhaps fought King Sennacherib.

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Achamenes

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conflict with Pharisees

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Alexander Janneus

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invaded India.

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Alexander the Great

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took control of palestine away from the ptolemies.

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Antiochus III the Great

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desecrated the jewish temple holy of holies.

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Antiochus IV Epiphanes

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Idumean instrumental in capturing Jerusalem named Procurator.

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Antipater

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retreated in the face of the Babylonian might.

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Apries (Hophra)

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Banished by Augustus to Gaul.

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Archelaus

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first to take the name king

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Aristobulus

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defended Jerusalem against Hyrcanus II and antipater

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Aristobulus II

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established cruelty as a means of controling people.

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Ashur-Nasirpal II

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Assyrian who ruled what was left of Assyrian empire.

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Ashuruballit II

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Assyrian who brought Manasseh of Judah under his control.

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Assurbanipal

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last king of Media

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Astyages

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Reigned during Rome's greatest glory.

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Augustus Caesar

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Belshazzar

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acting ruler when babylon fell.

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Benhadad I

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Aramaean alliance with Asa against Israel.

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Benhadad II

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Aramaean who suceeded Hazeal.

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Caligula

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Mentally unbalenced

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Cambyses I

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Son of Cyrus I

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Claudius

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Sucessful Military campaign into Britain. Acts 11:28

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Cleopatra VII

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sought to restore Ptolemaic empire.

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Cyaxares

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Joined Nabopolassar to capture Nineveh.

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Cyrus I

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Persian Late 7th century ruler.

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Esarhaddon

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stabilized Babylonian Government by recognizing Marduk.

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Evil-Marduk

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released imprisoned king Jehoiachin of Judah.

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Hazeal

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Elisha predict he would rule smothered Benhadad

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Herod Agrippa I

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sucessor of Antipas, killed James imprisoned Peter smitten by a terrible disease

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Herod Agrippa II

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the agrippa almost persuaded by Paul.

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Herod Antipas

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Tetrarch of Galilee, He was the herod of Christ's Ministry/Crucifixion

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Herod Philip II

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He built Caesaria Philippi and rebuilt Bethsaida.

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Herod the Great

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His cruelty was demonstrated in his actions of killing family members and babies in jerusalem.

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John Hyrcanus

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he forced the Idumaens to become Jewish.

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Hyrcanus II

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was an ally of the Pharisees and fought against Aristobolus II and the Sadducees.

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Jonathan

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became both governor and high priest of Judah.

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Judas the Maccabee

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Recaptured Jerusalem and Cleansed the temple.

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Julius Caesar

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formed the first triumvirate with pompey and Crassus

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Mattathias

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Ignited the Maccabean revolt.

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Merodach-Baladan

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The chaldean who was twice ruler over Babylon.

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Nabonidus

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Son in law of Nebuchadnezzar.

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Nabopolassar

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able to break Chaldea away from Assyria.

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Nebuchadnezzar II

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King who captured Jerusalem.

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Necho II

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Egyptian who defeated Josiah in the valley of Meggido.

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Nero

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when his mind deteriorated he became ruthless

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Orsokon II

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Egyptian whom formed alliance with Israel in face of Assyria.

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Philip II of Macedon

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annexed Greece to his domain.

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Psametichus I

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United egypt internally

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Ptolemy I Soter

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Took Egypt and gained control of Palestine.

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Ptolemy II Philadelphus

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Developed Alexandrian Library.

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Rezin

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last king of Damascus

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Rezon

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became enemy of Solomon

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Salome Alexandra

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Reigned after being the widow to Aristobulus and Alexander Jannus

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Sargon II

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Assyrian who completed the conquest of Samaria

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Seleucus I Nicator

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the general who gained Syria

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Sennacherib

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he approached Jerusalem under Hezekiah.

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Shalmaneser III

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Assyrian who faced the great syrian Confederation at Qarqar.

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Shalmaneser V

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Assyrian who attacked Samaria but died before he completed the conquest.

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Shishak I

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waged war with Rehoboam

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Simon

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Last of the sons of Mattathias.

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So

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the egyptian whom Pharoh Hoshea relied upon.

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Taharqa

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egyptian who opposed three Assyrian kings

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Tiberius

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Caesar at the time of Christs death.

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Tiglath-Pileser III

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Assyrian who recieved tribute from syrian-Palestinian Vassals.

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Battle of Charchemish

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The Assyrians were wiped out as a power in 605 bc

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Black Obelisk (Stela)

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Describes the military accomplishments of Shalmaneser III

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Fall of Nineveh

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the final blow came under a joint medo-Babylonian Siege in 612 bc

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Moabite stone

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Describes the military accomplishments of Mesha of Moab and mentions Omri and Ahab

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Sheshonq Inscription

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Heiroglyphic writing describing the accomplishments of Shishak I.