Philip's city : from Bethsaida to Julias / Fred Strickert
رقم التسجيلة | 4174 |
نوع المادة | book |
الموقع الالكتروني | http://tinyurl.com/74tpknw |
ردمك | 9780814657522 |
رقم الطلب |
BR133.I753B488 |
المؤلف | Strickert, Frederick M |
العنوان | Philip's city : from Bethsaida to Julias / Fred Strickert |
بيانات النشر | Collegeville, Minn: Liturgical Press, 2011. |
الوصف المادي | xvi, 292 p : 23 cm ; ill., maps |
ملاحظات |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
المحتويات / النص |
Sources -- The Iron Age city of Tzer -- Resettlement in the Hellenistic age -- Home of the apostles -- Across the sea-- to Bethsaida -- Fishing village -- Farming and flax production -- Houses of fishermen and others -- Jews and gentiles in Bethsaida -- Philip as ruler -- Philip's marriage -- The founding of Bethsaida as Julias -- The multiplication of loaves and fishes -- The healing of the blind man -- Woe saying against Bethsaida -- The early church, a communal meal, and the sayings of Jesus -- John 12:24 and Livia Karpophoros -- The destruction of Bethsaida |
المستخلص |
In this major revision of his prize-winning 1998 book, Bethsaida: Home of the Apostles, Fred Strickert presents nonspecialist readers with the latest findings in the ongoing excavation and evaluation of et-Tell, now identified by many archaeologists as the site of biblical-era Bethsaida. New discoveries have linked the site back to the Iron Age time of David and revealed new connections to the tetrarch Philip and his family. Strickert develops an explanation for the decline and destruction of the city sharply different from his previous conclusion. Readers of Bethsaida: Home of the Apostles will want to follow the story into this sequel. |
المواضيع | Philip, - d. 34 |
المواضيع | Bible. - Criticism, interpretation, etcBethsaida (Extinct city) - HistoryBethsaida (Extinct city) - Antiquities |
LDR | 00120cam a22002173a 4500 |
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050 | |a BR133.I753B488 |
100 | |a Strickert, Frederick M |
245 | |a Philip's city : |b from Bethsaida to Julias / |c Fred Strickert |
260 | |a Collegeville, Minn. |b Liturgical Press, |c 2011 |
300 | |a xvi, 292 p.: |b ill., maps; |c 23 cm |
500 | |a Includes bibliographical references and index |
505 | |a Sources -- The Iron Age city of Tzer -- Resettlement in the Hellenistic age -- Home of the apostles -- Across the sea-- to Bethsaida -- Fishing village -- Farming and flax production -- Houses of fishermen and others -- Jews and gentiles in Bethsaida -- Philip as ruler -- Philip's marriage -- The founding of Bethsaida as Julias -- The multiplication of loaves and fishes -- The healing of the blind man -- Woe saying against Bethsaida -- The early church, a communal meal, and the sayings of Jesus -- John 12:24 and Livia Karpophoros -- The destruction of Bethsaida |
520 | |a In this major revision of his prize-winning 1998 book, Bethsaida: Home of the Apostles, Fred Strickert presents nonspecialist readers with the latest findings in the ongoing excavation and evaluation of et-Tell, now identified by many archaeologists as the site of biblical-era Bethsaida. New discoveries have linked the site back to the Iron Age time of David and revealed new connections to the tetrarch Philip and his family. Strickert develops an explanation for the decline and destruction of the city sharply different from his previous conclusion. Readers of Bethsaida: Home of the Apostles will want to follow the story into this sequel. |
600 | |a Philip, - d. 34 |
650 | |a Bethsaida (Extinct city) - Antiquities |
650 | |a Bethsaida (Extinct city) - History |
650 | |a Bible. - Criticism, interpretation, etc |
856 | |u http://tinyurl.com/74tpknw |
910 | |a libsys:recno,4174 |
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