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Did Luke Misdate the Census of Quirinius?

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A huge issue for the New Testament is the census of Quirinius in the Gospel of Luke. But maybe Luke has been right, due to chronological issues in the works of Josephus. Be advised this video is complicated and all we can argue for is plausibility, not proof.

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Sources:

Rhoads' paper

The Samaritans in Flavius Josephus - Reinhard Pummer

Flavius Josephus Interpretation and History - Jack Pastor, Pnina Stern, Menachem Mor

The History of the Jewish People in the Age of Jesus Christ, vol 1 - Emil Schürer

Joseph and Judean Politics

Flavius Josephus - John M. G. Barclay

A Companion to Josephus - Daniel Schwartz

Judaism: Practice and Belief - E. P. Sanders

Background of Early Christianity - Everett Ferguson

Studies in the Jewish Background of Christianity - Daniel Schwartz

From Joshua to Caiaphas - James VanderKam

The Demography of Roman Egypt - R. S. Bagnall and B. W. Frier

The Lucan Censuses, Revisited - Brook Pearson

The Book of Acts - Colin Hemer

#Christianity #History #Josephus

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