Josephus and Joseph: A Brief Comparative Study of Mormon Scripture and the Antiquities of the Jews

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Author	Cranney, Stephen Smith, Joseph
Copyright Year	2010
Abstract	Much of the information known about the ancient Jewish world comes from the writings of the Pharisee Flavius Josephus. When Jerusalem was destroyed in A.D. 70, Josephus left Palestine for Rome, where he began his now-famous works. The first was Wars of the Jews, an account of the struggles of the Jewish nation against imperial Roman rule from the time of Maccabees to A.D. 70, which includes his personal experiences with the destruction of Jerusalem. After his completion of Wars of the Jews, Josephus wrote Antiquities of the Jews, an account of Jewish history from the time of Adam down to his own time. i
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