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in jesus time ppl wore hideuse cloths and hairry cats
they smelt of fish and chips mixed with a bit of rat droppings
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Life was probably quite hard though a simple life style - imagine life where the majority have to walk everywhere, no machines , no chemicals in your food, simple clothing woven cloth either hand sewn or woven in one piece , if you were Jewish you were governed by the Romans possibly a bit like what we are taught about life in medieval times
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∙ 12y agoIn Jesus' time their were Carpenters, shepherds, scribes, fishermen, farmers and butchers.
Most people lived by farming. Every year their lives went in the same cycle. In autumn they picked olives. In October and November 'early rain' fell after the long dry summer. From November of January the land was ploughed and crops of flax, wheat and barley were sown. From January to March people planted vegetables.
Today in our country, most farming is done by the use of machines. In Bible times farming wasn't done by sitting on a tractor, it was done by hand and sometimes with the help of a beast.
Rain or water is an essential part of successful farming. During some dry and hot times (the summer months) there is hardly any rain. During the other half of the year rain does fall and it's colder.
The parable of the sower shows a little bit of what the farming was like. All work was done by hand. They used ploughs, probably ox-drawn. The Bible mentions the plough and the ploughshare. Sowing and reaping were all done by hand, and if you read the story of Ruth you will see that people were allowed to move in to fields that had been harvested to gather what had been missed. Wheat was threshed by being trodden out, again by oxen.
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∙ 14y agoThey had lots of different foods and dinks. They had vineyards, olive groves and of course the common wheat and all. Lots of people had their own land and people to farm it. Hope this helps!
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∙ 12y agoThey were humble by nature, and devoted to their task
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What were Jewish farmers like in Jesus's time?
They wore beards
What sort of work did people do in Jesus time?
They were farmers, traders, or fishermen.
What were jobs in Jesus's time?
Some jobs that were around in Jesus's time include a Shepard, carpenter and a farmers and fishermen...ye bro
How did Daylight Saving time help farmers?
Daylight savings time helped farmers because it gave farmers more time with the sun out/it helped farmers work later.
What was employment like in Jesus' time?
Well, according to the Bible, there were tax collectors, soldiers, shepherds, fishermen, carpenters, rabbis, farmers, kings, governors, prostitutes,...
What are tenent farmers?
Tenant farmers are farmers that rent land from another person for a period of time
The transportation revolution was not important in the south as it was in the north because?
farmers spent most of their time on or near their land
In the time of Jesus who was in charge?
The Romans were in power at the time of Jesus.
Who was in charge in the time of Jesus?
The Romans were in power at the time of Jesus.
What kind of jobs were available in Jesus' time?
Blacksmith, merchants, carpenter, market jobs, weavers, boat builders, woodcarvers, fishermen and farmers. If you want to find out more just read the Bible!
Carpenters in the time of Jesus?
jesus
What kind of work did they have for Jews in Jesus' time?
Israel during Jesus' time was mostly agriculture as a county in that time had to feed the people so many were farmers growing many different crops. There was also fishing commercially as was most of Jesus' disciples. Other people would sell fish, meat, produce, grain, fruits, etc in the market places. Some people like Simon the Tanner, tanned skins for various products that were made during that time. The Apostle Paul was a tent maker. Some were shepherds and sheep breeders. Some people hired out to the farmers to reap crops, etc. There were many things a person could do to earn money.
