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In the time of Jesus what power controlled Israel?
Answerstrictly speaking, the nation of Israel did not exist, and had not existed since 722 BCE. In its place was the new province of Samaria, home of the Samarians or Samaritans. To the south of Samaria lay Judea, encompassing Jerusalem and Bethlehem. The Romans controlled all Palestine, including Galilee in the north, Samaria and Judea.
Who were the prophets from Galilee and what significance did they hold in their teachings"?
The prophets from Galilee were a group of religious leaders who lived in the region of Galilee in ancient Israel. They were known for their teachings and prophecies about God and the future. Their significance lay in their ability to inspire and guide their followers in matters of faith and morality.
Do robins lay eggs year-round?
No. Robins nest in mid spring in most areas, late March in the south and mid April in the north. Birds may raise two broods in the south.
Why was there a need for Reconstructing of the South?
parts of the south lay in ruins.
Will a potato bugs lay eggs in moist areas?
your moist areas yea baby
Where did the Inca empire lay?
In South America
Which country did Mary and Joseph avoid?
AnswerJoseph and Mary would have avoided Samaria, which lay between Judea and Galilee, because of ill-feeling between the Jews and the Samaritans.
Where might adult frogs lay eggs?
adult frogs normally lay eggs in ponds or still water areas
Which ocean does NZ lay in?
The South Pacific Ocean.
What continents lay south of the equator?
Australia and Antarctica.
Why are mosquitoes attracked to swampy areas?
They lay their eggs in stagnant water.
Where do great gray owl sleep?
The Great Horned Owl lives in areas ranging from the Arctic to South America. They reside in suburbia, wood and farmland areas, tending to nest in tree holes, tree stumps, caves, or even in the abandoned nest of another large bird. They usually lay two eggs, but have been known to lay between 1-5 eggs.
