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Judea under the Seleucids

The northern kingdom advances,
and control of Judea changes hands.

Follow Antiochus III, Seleucus IV, and the approach of Antiochus IV while historical record and prophetic interpretation remain distinct.

← Years 3651–3700Current section Years 3701–3750Years 3751–3800 →

The road to Antiochus IV

Years 3701–3750

Calendar and historical labels: Creation years turn at Tishri; Nisan years turn six months earlier at Nisan. A slash marks the two Nisan years that overlap an event whose month is not stated. Historical BC dates begin with the securely anchored Babylonian period; approximate, disputed, and provisional dates are labeled.

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What this section brings together

01

Seleucid control of Judea

02

The high priesthood

03

The approach of persecution

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