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    the crusaders were not successful in taking control of Jerusalem. However‚ the Pope did not control the Sixth Crusade and there were no great battles during this Crusade as the Muslims and Christians sat down and negotiated‚ rather than fighting each other. Eventually‚ the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II was successful in negotiating and reaching a compromise with the Muslims‚ which resulted in the Christians once again controlling Jerusalem and other sites in the Holy Land. Consequently‚ the Sixth

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    capture of Jerusalem. The second Crusade was to recapture the city of Edessa from the Muslims‚ and were humiliated and failed. The third Crusade was to recapture Jerusalem from the Muslims‚ which also failed due to illness. The fourth Crusade was to again‚ try to take back Jerusalem‚ but instead‚ they took over the Christian capital‚ Constantinople‚ and never got to the holy land (Asbridge) There were several causes for the Crusades‚ a war between Christians and Muslims for Jerusalem. One cause was

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    experienced‚ none was more fraught with danger than the Babylonian Exile. This paper deals with the last days of Judah and the destruction of Jerusalem‚ the Deportation of the Southern Kingdom (Judah)‚ Displacement and Disembodiment‚ and the consequent lost of their identity markers like king‚ temple‚ and land. 1.The Last Days of Judah and the Destruction of Jerusalem (609-586 BCE). In the late 7th century BCE‚ the kingdom of Judah was a client state of the powerful Assyrian empire. In 606 BCE. Nebuchadnezzar

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    The Holy Sepulcre in Jerusalem is the resting place for Jesus Christ after his death on the cross‚ and this is a common place for Christians to visit‚ with obvious reason. With this in mind‚ Christianity spread throughout the Middle East and Western Europe. Eventually‚ believers studied past Biblical events and geographic locations as practices of their faith and freedom. The Christian pilgrims went through many struggles in their visits to the Holy Land and Jerusalem. The Christian pilgrims

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    The Crusades were military expeditions planned and carried out by western European Christians. The crusades started around 1095. The purpose of these crusades was to overtake and gain control of the Holy Land from the Muslims. The Holy Land was Jerusalem and the Christians believed that gaining control of it was their fate. The pope would gather the people together and incite them. The origin of the crusades was a result of the expanding Turks in the middle east. These Turkish forces invaded Byzantium

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    the following. Paul and the Jerusalem Council In the book of Acts‚ Luke records two separate trips Paul made to Jerusalem to discuss doctrinal matters with the head Messianic leaders Peter and James. The first incident is recorded in Acts 15. Here‚ as the story goes‚ there had been a disagreement as to whether the Gentiles believers needed to be circumcised. So Paul and Barnabas were sent to Jerusalem to find an answer to the question. When they came to Jerusalem the elders

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    to have the city of Jerusalem as Christian property as it was where their God was crucified. However‚ the aspect of political gain and economic benefit were an additional advantage when participating in the Crusade. One of the factors in causing the Crusades was political gain and economic benefit. As well as religious devotion‚ political gain and economic benefit played a part in the Crusades. The first Crusade call from Pope Urban the second was done to reclaim back Jerusalem from their religion

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    Hi every two people‚ Mums let me come out to play lol Iv finished all my chores aren’t you glad. its been a while my apologies. No "I don’t think" Zeke knew what he was writing about but I can’t be sure of that. but those two scriptures Eze 26 4 and 12 do explain what happen before Alex Came on the seen 3rd cen bc which they say was written before the exile 6th cen bc. back to Daniel 9 24-26 written in the first person. prophecy about the destruction of the temple again. the romans destroyed it

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    Pope Innocent lll needed to attack Jerusalem through Eygpt however the Crusaders didnt have the cash to pay for the armada. Becuase of that‚ they didnt have enough cash or time ‚ the pioneers went to Constantipople where they attempted to put a Byzantine evacuation on the royal position. After

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    during the exile or the Babylonian captivity. They were both prophets of the Lord. Ezekiel was a young priest who was carried away to Babylon during the reign of Jehoiachin. Ezekiel was never prophesied in the temple of Jerusalem because he was taken into Babylon and the Jerusalem temple was destroyed. Ezekiel had an important ministry to the Jews that were captive with him. He was captivated at Chebar which was a canal located near the city of Babylon. God sent the Babylonians to punish the Jews

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