Tiglath Pileser Iii
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9, and Amos vi. 2, between Arpad and Hamath.
27 The identity of Az-ri-ia-au of Yaudi is a matter of dispute. Among those who think he is identical with Azariah of Judah, are Schrader, KGF. Pp. 395 ff. And KAT. 2 pp. 217 ff. , and Hommel, Geschichte, pp. 662-663. Oppert, La Chronique Biblique fixee par les eclipses, des inscriptions cunei- formes, 1867, pp. 30 ff. And Solomon et ses successeurs, 1877, pp. 1-23, makes him a son of Tabeel (Is. Vii. 6). Winckler, Forsch. Vol. I. Pp. 1 ff. , present...s a series of arguments which put an entirely new face upon the matter. He argues that the king in question cannot be Azariah of Judah. In 733-732, Ahaz. King of Judah, was with TP. In Arpad. But TP. 's cam- paign against Azariah took place in 738, so that the years between 734 and 738 must suffice for the end of Azariah 1 s reign and also for the full and independent reign of Jotham. Although the chronology of Kings is admittedly artificial, yet the sixteen years ascribed to Jotham (2 K. Xv. 33) indicate a fairly long reign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9, and Amos vi. 2, between Arpad and Hamath.
27 The identity of Az-ri-ia-au of Yaudi is a matter of dispute. Among those who think he is identical with Azariah of Judah, are Schrader, KGF. Pp. 395 ff. And KAT. 2 pp. 217 ff. , and Hommel, Geschichte, pp. 662-663. Oppert, La Chronique Biblique fixee par les eclipses, des inscriptions cunei- formes, 1867, pp. 30 ff. And Solomon et ses successeurs, 1877, pp. 1-23, makes him a son of Tabeel (Is. Vii. 6). Winckler, Forsch. Vol. I. Pp. 1 ff. , present...s a series of arguments which put an entirely new face upon the matter. He argues that the king in question cannot be Azariah of Judah. In 733-732, Ahaz. King of Judah, was with TP. In Arpad. But TP. 's cam- paign against Azariah took place in 738, so that the years between 734 and 738 must suffice for the end of Azariah 1 s reign and also for the full and independent reign of Jotham. Although the chronology of Kings is admittedly artificial, yet the sixteen years ascribed to Jotham (2 K. Xv. 33) indicate a fairly long reign.
What to read after Tiglath Pileser Iii?
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