"Call to Me, and I will answer you, and show you great and mighty things, which you do not know."
- Transition, Change, Travel
- To awake (physically or spiritually)
In 333 BC Alexander the Great conquers Persia under Darius III in the Battle at Issus. He also conquers western Asia Minor, Phrygia, Byblos, Sidon, Syria, etc. Alexander the Great and his four successors are commonly believed to of fulfilled the prophecy in Daniel 8:5-8 as interpreted in Daniel 8:20-22. The historian Josephus even recorded that Alexander spared Jerusalem after the high priest presented the book of Daniel to him.
In 333 AD Flavius Julius Constans, the youngest son of Constantine I, is made Caesar at Constantinople. He later becomes co-emperor along with his brothers Constantine II and Constantius II. Constans tolerated Judaism, banned pagan sacrifices, and opposed Arianism (a belief which states that Christ, and by extension the Holy Spirit, was created and is therefore separate from, and inferior to, God the Father).
Part of your post about Flavius Julius Constans got cut off. I want to know what else it said! Love you!
ReplyDelete~Carla
Carla,
ReplyDeletethere it is, weird! sorry about that!!
I'd love to hear your thoughts!
- Gina-
Awesome, Gina!
ReplyDeleteHere's my addition.
Deutheronomy 33:3
But all his holy ones were in his hand; they followed at his feet and he bore them up on his pinions.