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Summary: Also in the period of the last few centuries before Jesus, the  land of Israel was mostly divided between influences from the Ptolemaic  Empire in Egypt from the South and the Seleucid Empire from the North.  They both were successor states of the Empire of Alexander the Great and  many Jews objected the Hellenistic influences.
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Illustration from the Nuremberg Chronicle of the destruction of Jerusalem under the Babylonian rule
This article is part of a series Divine Principle - History of restoration

Summary: Also in the period of the last few centuries before Jesus, the land of Israel was mostly divided between influences from the Ptolemaic Empire in Egypt from the South and the Seleucid Empire from the North. They both were successor states of the Empire of Alexander the Great and many Jews objected the Hellenistic influences.

Text of the video (PDF file)