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Tag Archives: Suetonius
Suetonius (and Tacitus) and the New Testament #3 Quirinius
Quirinius is mentioned once in the New Testament in the Gospel of Luke 2:1-3: And it came to pass in those days that a decree went out from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be registered. This census first … Continue reading
Suetonius and the New Testament #2 Expulsion of Jews
My previous entry was the last of the series involving Tacitus, but the first of a shorter series about Suetonius and the New Testament. In the book of Acts 18:1-3 it is recorded that the Jews were expelled during the … Continue reading
Tacitus and the New Testament Part 7
In the Book of Acts it is recorded that there was a large famine over the whole world (which in ancient times normally constituted the Roman Empire). Acts states that this occurred during the reign of Claudius. Acts 11:27-30 And … Continue reading