The Environment of Early Christianity
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C. , he carried away hostages from Judah, among whom were Daniel and his companions. Again, in the reign of Jehoiachin, he deported 10, 000 of the principal inhabitants who might cause unrest. Finally, in 586 B. C. , he captured Jerusalem and deported the remainder of the leading citizens, leaving only the poorest sort. These exiles were the founders of the powerful Babylonian colony which was a centre of Jewish life and thought for over 1000 years. Zealous of their traditions v. ] THE JEW lii ...and law, thoy boasted that only tho chafi returned to Judah under the Persian, and the finest of the \\hea1 remained at Babylon. There was another eastern di-porta- tion (to Hyrcania), under Artaxerxes Ochus {cir. 350 B. C. ). Egypt was from an earl}^ period a place of refuge for those in disgrace or trouble in Israel, as in the emigration after the murder of Gedaliah (Jer. Xh. 16 IT. ). The Tel-el- Amarna tablets mention Habiri (supposedly Hebrews), but not as residents. The Assouan (Aramaic) papyri testify to the existence of Jewish colonies under Persian domination.
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C. , he carried away hostages from Judah, among whom were Daniel and his companions. Again, in the reign of Jehoiachin, he deported 10, 000 of the principal inhabitants who might cause unrest. Finally, in 586 B. C. , he captured Jerusalem and deported the remainder of the leading citizens, leaving only the poorest sort. These exiles were the founders of the powerful Babylonian colony which was a centre of Jewish life and thought for over 1000 years. Zealous of their traditions v. ] THE JEW lii ...and law, thoy boasted that only tho chafi returned to Judah under the Persian, and the finest of the \\hea1 remained at Babylon. There was another eastern di-porta- tion (to Hyrcania), under Artaxerxes Ochus {cir. 350 B. C. ). Egypt was from an earl}^ period a place of refuge for those in disgrace or trouble in Israel, as in the emigration after the murder of Gedaliah (Jer. Xh. 16 IT. ). The Tel-el- Amarna tablets mention Habiri (supposedly Hebrews), but not as residents. The Assouan (Aramaic) papyri testify to the existence of Jewish colonies under Persian domination.
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