5.) In the Ro´man supremacy, Her´od the Great, the ablest but most unscrupulous statesman of his age. This Ro´man supremacy lasted until A. D. 70, when Je-ru´sa-lem was destroyed by Ti´tus, and the Jew´ish state was extinguished by the emperor of Rome.
Blackboard Outline
| I. Per. Hu. Ra. | II. Per. Ch. Fam. | III. Per. Is. Peo. | IV. Per. Is. Kin. | V. Per. Je. Prov. |
| C. M. C. A. | C. A. E. E. | E. E. C. S. | C. S. C. B. | C. B. Bi. Ch. |
| Dir. Adm. | Patr. Adm. | The. Adm. | Reg. Adm. | For. Adm. |
| Fa. Del. Dis. | Jou. Pat. Soj. Eg. Opp. Isr. | Wan. Wil. Con. Can. Ru. Jud. | Ag. Un. Ag. Div. Ag. Dec. | Ch. Sup. Per. Sup. Gk. Sup. Mac. Ind. Rom. Sup. |
| A. E. N. | A. J. J. | M. J. G. S. | D. E. H. | D. E. S. J. H. |
Review Questions
What is the closing period of Old Testament history called? With what events and dates did it begin and end? How were the Jews governed during most of this time? Name its five epochs. Under whom did the Jews obtain independence? Name one person in each epoch of the fifth period, and for what he is distinguished.
THIRD STUDY
The Beginnings of Bible History