Palestine was in the same place as it is now, on the east coast of the Mediterranean, south of present day Lebanon (it was called Phoenicia back then) and Syria, and west of present day Jordan (it was called Nabataea back then). It was the Roman province of Judaea (this was the Latin spelling).
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The Roman Empire conquered Palestine primarily for strategic and economic reasons. The region was a vital trade route connecting the East and West, and control over it allowed Rome to secure trade and resources. Additionally, the conquest of Palestine helped to suppress local uprisings and establish Roman authority, enhancing the empire's stability in the eastern provinces. The annexation also aligned with Rome's broader goal of expanding its territory and influence in the Mediterranean.
The Roman Empire ruled Palestine, but the Romans allowed the Jewish priests to take care of the relgous matters of the Jews.
After a series of revolts, the Romans expelled them from Jerusalem.
1) It was in the first century 2) It was in Palestine 3) Jesus was born 4) It is now called Israel
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The Roman Empire.
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The Roman Empire referred to modern-day Israel as Palestine. Modern-day Israel was referred to as Palestine up until 1948. In 1948 the United Nations formed the country of Israel from the Palestine state.
jerusalem, palestine and syria.
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Yes he was, as a matter of fact he lived in Palestine during the reign of Augustus because of him Christianity spread through out the Roman empire.
I doubt that you can make a model of an empire. If anything, you can make a map of an empire.
During the lifetime of Jesus, Palestine was occupied by the Roman Empire. The Roman authority in the region was represented by Pontius Pilate, who served as the Prefect of Judea from 26-36 AD.
The Roman Empire conquered Palestine primarily for strategic and economic reasons. The region was a vital trade route connecting the East and West, and control over it allowed Rome to secure trade and resources. Additionally, the conquest of Palestine helped to suppress local uprisings and establish Roman authority, enhancing the empire's stability in the eastern provinces. The annexation also aligned with Rome's broader goal of expanding its territory and influence in the Mediterranean.
The Roman Empire ruled Palestine, but the Romans allowed the Jewish priests to take care of the relgous matters of the Jews.
A:There had been no nation of Israel for over seven hundred years before the time of Jesus. The smaller southern nation of Judah, or Judea, was controlled by the Roman Empire, as was Samaria, the successor state to Israel.