Discover the surprising factors shaping Christian morals in the ancient Roman world. What truly guided believers?
What Factors Influenced Early Christian Morality in a Vast Ancient Roman World?
How Did Roman Citizenship Affect the Growth of Early Christianity and Its Relationship to Wider Society?
Explore how citizenship in Rome influenced the spread and societal integration of early Christianity.
How Can One Understand The Emergence And Growth Of Early Christianity Within The Complex World Of Rome?
Discover the fascinating journey of Christianity's rise amidst the intricate backdrop of Rome's vast empire.
How Did the Roman Military Function During the Time of the New Testament?
Explore the influence and daily operations of Roman soldiers in the era that shaped early Christianity.
Famine During the Reign of Caesar Claudius
Venture into the reign of Caesar Claudius: a period marked by a notable famine. Discover its impact and relevance in biblical history.
Emperor Claudius and the Jewish Expulsion from Rome
Unveil the events of Caesar Claudius' eviction of Jews from Rome. Our blog details this historical event and its impact on early Christian history.
The Coins of the Jewish Revolts: c. 66-70 AD, 132-135 AD
The coins minted during both the Jewish Revolt (66-70 AD) and the Bar Kokhba Revolt (132-135 AD) against the Roman Empire offer invaluable insights into the historical, cultural, and linguistic context of these periods. They showcase nationalistic, religious and ideological motivations behind the revolts, constituting a narrative of resistance and identity. Despite challenges in authenticity and interpretation, through archaeological, numismatic and linguistic investigations, scholars can unravel nuances of these tumultuous periods, contributing to understanding of Jewish resilience and struggle for freedom.
Clash of Culture Christianity vs Rome
First Century AD Christianity found itself at odds with the culture, which dominated the Roman Empire at the time. Just as the Jewish Maccabees rejected the Greek culture two centuries before, so did the early Christians, who would not pay homage to other gods or to the Roman Emperor.
The Roman Empire Under Tiberius
The second emperor of Rome. He was born in 42 B.C.E. as the son of Tiberius Claudius Nero and Livia Drusilla.
