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 1   1,2,3|      was born in Bethle-~hem of Judaea in the days of Herod the
 2   1,5,2|   Hezekiah (725-696) reigned in Judaea. Following the politics ~
 3   1,5,2|        king Sennacherib invaded Judaea and devastated several ~
 4   1,5,2|        Soon Sennacherib invaded Judaea again, ~intending to collect
 5   1,5,2|      Assyria and passed through Judaea. Josiah wanted to remain
 6   1,5,2|       Megiddo. For a short time Judaea became subject to ~Egypt. ~
 7   1,5,2|         march to Egypt invaded ~Judaea, and in 604 king Jehoiakim
 8   1,5,2|       588, under king Zedekiah, Judaea rebelled against Babylon (
 9   1,5,5|         Hezekiah, the kings of ~Judaea. He is known to have been
10   1,5,5|     always threatened to invade Judaea, and the Jews had to either
11   1,5,5| permanent clashes, the kings of Judaea needed a reliable guide,
12   1,5,5|   prediction of the invasion in Judaea (22), Tyre (23); Judgment
13   1,5,5|     sins of the ~inhabitants of Judaea (3), the Kingdom of Messiah (
14   1,5,5|   almost all God's ~prophets in Judaea were murdered or went underground.
15   1,5,5|      Nahum's ancestors moved to Judaea, where Nahum exercised ~
16   1,5,5|      collapse of the kingdom of Judaea were the time of utter spiritual ~
17   1,5,5|        stayed in the devastated Judaea, with donations and an accompanying ~
18   1,5,5|      Joakim the high ~priest in Judaea. ~ In his letter Baruch
19   1,5,5|          a country southwest of Judaea; the Edomites that inhabited
20   1,5,5|        son of Buzi, was born in Judaea. Together with king Je-~
21   1,5,5|     Ezekiel lived far away from Judaea, yet in his prophetic spirit
22   1,5,5|    prophet Haggai prophesied in Judaea during the reign of king
23   1,5,5|         Zerubbabel, returned to Judaea ~from the Babylonian captivity.
24   2,1  |  conqueror’s death in 323 B.C., Judaea was first made a part of
25   2,1  |        as prisoners, and making Judaea a Roman province, named
26   2,1  |         Herod was named King~of Judaea by the Romans. His reign
27   2,1  |     Archelaus was to be king in Judaea and Samaria, Antipas (the
28   2,1  | Archelaus was named~ethnarch of Judaea instead of king.~Archelaus
29   2,1  |       the request of many~Jews, Judaea was put under a procurator —
30   2,1  |     fifth such governor sent to Judaea.~ ~5~Political Situation
31   2,1  |        ruled by Pilate embraced Judaea and Samaria, all of which
32   2,1,6|       When the Romans conquered Judaea and made it a part of the~