63 B.C. — Rome Enters Jerusalem
Rome Rules the World, but Greece Rules Rome In 146 B.C., Rome defeated Greece militarily. Corinth was destroyed, Greek political independence collapsed, and the territories …
146–63 BC: Rome & Greece
In 146 BC, Rome conquers Greece militarily, but the victory is deceptive. Between 146 and 63 BC, Greece conquers Rome philosophically—without armies, borders, or force. …
Philosophy Reshapes Judaism
In my interpretation, Hellenistic Judaism marks the turning point when interpretation becomes power and Philosophy becomes the new empire. After the creation of the Septuagint, …
Chapter 8 — The Greek Little Horn, Philosophy, and the 2,300 Years
Part I — The Vision and Its Meaning Daniel 8 does not repeat the Little Horn of Daniel 7. It opens a second prophetic line. …