Terms for New Testament Sectional Test #1
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Alexander Jannaeus | third son of John Hyrcanus; married Salome Alexandra
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Alexander the Great | began world conquest and hellinization
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Antiochus III | defeated Ptolemy V at the battle of Panias
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Antiochus IV | persecuted Jews; "Abomination of Desolation" - enters the Holy of Holies, sets up an alter to Zeus
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Antipas | son of Herod the Great; Tetrarch, rules the longest of three sons
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Antipater | ethnarch of Palestine, granted Roman citizenship
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Apocrypha | intertestamental books written by Jewish authors
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Archelaus | son of Herod the Great; Ethnarch, brutal and tyrannical
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Aristobulus II |
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autograph | original
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canon | list of authoritative books; standard
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exogesis | to lead out of
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Hasidim |
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hellenism | the spread of Greek culture
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hermeneutics | interpretation of the bible
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Herod the Great | governor of Galilee; loyal to Rome
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Hyrcanus II |
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John Hyrcanus |
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Jonathan | Matthias's son; continues fight using diplomacy
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Judas | Matthias's son; succeeds his father in the fight for religious freedom
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Julius Caesar |
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Marc Antony | part of the second Triumvirate
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Mattathias | (retired priest) destroys the alter to Zeus starting revolt
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Octavius (Augustus) |
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paraphrase | preserves meaning; intended to clarify
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pax Romana | roman era of peace
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Philip | son of Herod the Great; Tetrarch, best leader of three sons
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Philip II (of Macedon) | united all the greek city-states
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Pompey | Roman general who ends the civil war b/t Hyrcanus II and Aristobulus II
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Ptolemy |
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Salome Alexandra | queen of Israel (during the Golden age of Judaism)
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Samaritans | half-Jews
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Sanhedrin | Jewish supreme court; absolute religious authority and political power
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Seleucus Nicator |
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Simeon | captured the Acra; acclaimed as ethnarch, also served as high priest
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Stephen Langton | archbishop responsible for chapter divisions in both Testaments
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Stephanus | responsible for verse divisions in the New Testament
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translation | involves a change of language; preserves wording
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Vulgate | latin translation of the entire Bible
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