143/142 BC
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Simon Thassi · Judean leader
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Birth, lifespan, and death
Creation years 3781–3789
Reference under review · 135/134 BC
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Find Simon Thassi →Public-domain referenceSmith’s Bible DictionaryPeople, places, customs, and history
Find Simon Thassi →Public-domain referenceHitchcock’s Bible NamesThe name and its traditional meaning
Find Simon Thassi →Public-domain referenceNave’s Topical BibleRelated KJV passages arranged by subject
Find Simon Thassi →Public-domain referenceTorrey’s Topical TextbookRelated biblical subjects and references
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Events involving Simon Thassi · Judean leader
Simon becomes leader and high priest
Simon succeeds his brother and is confirmed as leader and high priest until a faithful prophet should arise.
“Simon succeeds his brother and is confirmed as leader and high priest until a faithful prophet should arise.”
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Read the linked source ↗Judea’s independence is recognized
Demetrius II grants tax freedom, and the records begin to be dated in the first year of Simon around 142 BC.
“Demetrius II grants tax freedom, and the records begin to be dated in the first year of Simon around 142 BC.”
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Read the linked source ↗Simon is murdered at Dok
Simon and two of his sons are murdered by his son-in-law Ptolemy at Dok near Jericho in 134 BC.
“Simon and two of his sons are murdered by his son-in-law Ptolemy at Dok near Jericho in 134 BC.”
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