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What was the religion that started in israel and later became the official roman religion in the 300s?
Obviously Christianity.
Who is Moses's brother?
Aaron who later became the High Priest for Israel. See Exodus 4:14.
When did Israel become a civilization?
Israel became a nation when the Israelites entered the land under Joshua. They became a monarchy later, under King Saul.
Who was Moses brother?
Aaron who later became the High Priest for Israel. See Exodus 4:14.
What was the rise and fall of the Hebrew state in palestine?
If you are talking about the Modern State of Israel, it was established in 1948, and it is still around today. If you are talking about the ancient state of Israel, it was not established "in Palestine". It was established in the Land of Canaan, which later became known as the Land of Israel, and then later called Palestine by the Romans.
Is it true or false that the minoans were the first people to arise in the region that later became Greece?
true
What town and state was Pocahontas born at?
Pocahontas was born in the tidewater region of what later became the Commonwealth of Virginia.
What was david's occupation in the bible?
sheep herder for his father
Who raised 12 ons and became 12 tribes of Israel?
It was Jacob who raised 12 sons, who later become the 12 tribes of Isareal.
Why weren't the Minoans Greeks at first?
The Minoans were not Greeks, but their civilization was the first to arise in the region that later became Greece.
What does the Spanish word efrateo mean?
It means a (male) resident or native of Ephratah: an Ephrathite. Ephratah later became known as Bethlehem, Judah, in Israel.
What people lived in Samaria?
Samaria, an ancient region in the central part of modern-day Israel, was primarily inhabited by the Israelites, particularly the northern kingdom of Israel. After its conquest by the Assyrian Empire in the 8th century BCE, the area became home to a mix of various peoples, including Assyrians, Babylonians, and later, Greeks and Romans. The Samaritans, a distinct religious and ethnic group, emerged from the remnants of the Israelites who remained in the region, maintaining their own traditions and beliefs. Over time, Samaria became a culturally diverse area due to its strategic location and historical conquests.
