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An online course presented by Jehon Grist, Ph.D.
© 2001 Lehrhaus Judaica
I.Jerusalem's
Beginnings, ca. 2000-700 BCE
- Jerusalem's geography
- Jerusalem before David, ca. 1004-930 BCE
- David and Solomon in Jerusalem, ca. 1004-930 BCE
- From Rehoboam to Hezekiah: Jerusalem as the capital of
Judah, ca. 930-701 BCE
II. Survival,
Destruction and Restoration, ca. 701 BCE-63 CE
- The Siege of Jerusalem, 701 BCE, a play
- Decline and fall of an ancient capital, 701-586 BCE
- Rebuilding Jerusalem and the Jewish People: The Persian
Era, 538-332 BCE
- Alexander arrives: Hellenistic Greek control of Jerusalem,
332-63 BCE
III. Jerusalem
Under Many Masters, 63-1244 CE
- Roman domination: Suppression & destruction of Jewish
Jerusalem, 63 BCE-639 CE
- Islam and the new face of Jerusalem, 639-1099 CE
- Return of the Christians: Crusader Jerusalem, 1099-1244
CE
IV. The Journey
Towards a Jewish Jerusalem Restored, 1244-1990s CE
- Backwater town's revival & decline: Seljuk and Ottoman
Jerusalem, 1244-1917
- Road to redemption: The return to Jewish Jerusalem, 1917-1990s
V. Course glossary
VI. Recommended
readings
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