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    In Spies of the Bible, Rose Mary Sheldon highlights the importance of espionage and traces the role intelligence has played from the Jewish exodus from Egypt to the Bar Kochba Revolt. The Near East has been fiercely contested by various parties for thousands of years, and much of the fighting was conducted not in large-scale battles and confrontations, but in smaller guerrilla operations of low-intensity conflict. Since the very key to guerrilla operations or surprise attacks is knowing where the enemy will be, timely and accurate intelligence is essential. The Jews fought as guerrillas when they were nomads in the desert trying to take over the cities of Canaan. As an occupied state, they fought three wars of liberation against the Greeks and Romans. This too meant fighting as guerrillas, employing terrorist tactics and organizing clandestinely. The modern irony is that it is the Jews who are the established power in their homeland, and it is the Palestinians who are fighting a guerrilla war in the form of the intifada. This type of warfare seems to be endemic to the region because of its small size, and therefore intelligence will always play a large part in any conflict. Rose Mary Sheldon’s book is the first substantial work to examine warfare in the ancient Near East and the crucial role of intelligence gathering in the Holy Land. Her text includes an analysis of the Last Supper, the trial of Jesus before Pontius Pilate, the attack on Masada, the Maccabees and the Battles of Beth Horon, Emmaus and Beth Zur.







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    Quote Originally Posted by Mister D View Post
    They executed him to shut him up. He knew too much!
    in a sense you are right ,, they shut him up trying to stamp out the christian faith, because it was a threat to the Roman empire, the emporer thought he was God and that all people were to worship him. Caligula and Nero
    The eastern world, it is exploding, violence flaring bullets loading. you are old enough to kill , but not for voting, this whole crazy world is just to frustrating, and you tell me over and over and over again my friend, you don't believe we are on the EVE of DESTRUCTION.


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    Quote Originally Posted by wingrider View Post
    in a sense you are right ,, they shut him up trying to stamp out the christian faith, because it was a threat to the Roman empire, the emporer thought he was God and that all people were to worship him. Caligula and Nero
    Who was more of a Threat? James, Jesus' brother or Paul?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Conley View Post
    In Spies of the Bible, Rose Mary Sheldon highlights the importance of espionage and traces the role intelligence has played from the Jewish exodus from Egypt to the Bar Kochba Revolt. The Near East has been fiercely contested by various parties for thousands of years, and much of the fighting was conducted not in large-scale battles and confrontations, but in smaller guerrilla operations of low-intensity conflict. Since the very key to guerrilla operations or surprise attacks is knowing where the enemy will be, timely and accurate intelligence is essential. The Jews fought as guerrillas when they were nomads in the desert trying to take over the cities of Canaan. As an occupied state, they fought three wars of liberation against the Greeks and Romans. This too meant fighting as guerrillas, employing terrorist tactics and organizing clandestinely. The modern irony is that it is the Jews who are the established power in their homeland, and it is the Palestinians who are fighting a guerrilla war in the form of the intifada. This type of warfare seems to be endemic to the region because of its small size, and therefore intelligence will always play a large part in any conflict. Rose Mary Sheldon’s book is the first substantial work to examine warfare in the ancient Near East and the crucial role of intelligence gathering in the Holy Land. Her text includes an analysis of the Last Supper, the trial of Jesus before Pontius Pilate, the attack on Masada, the Maccabees and the Battles of Beth Horon, Emmaus and Beth Zur.






    As I stated the Col.....is already established in this field of History.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MMC View Post
    I approached Col. Rose Mary Sheldon of the Virginia Military Institute. Guess you forgot when those in the field start doing research and then discussing it with other Experts in Military History. I understand your civilian mentality. Lmao!
    1. Col. Rose Mary Sheldon is not "most military historians".
    2. It's an anecdote told by some guy on a blog.
    3. LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by MMC View Post
    As I stated the Col.....is already established in this field of History.
    No, MMC, it's not. You really do believe everything you read and hear.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wingrider View Post
    in a sense you are right ,, they shut him up trying to stamp out the christian faith, because it was a threat to the Roman empire, the emporer thought he was God and that all people were to worship him. Caligula and Nero
    I'm joking of course. Yes, the Roman authorities disliked what Paul was doing. So did the Jews who were the ones instigating for his arrest.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mister D View Post
    1. Col. Rose Mary Sheldon is not "most military historians".
    2. It's an anecdote told by some guy on a blog.
    3. LOL
    Lmao, crying about some blog.....look her up at the Virginia Institute. You do understand what research entails, do you not? This means not only with Military historians but religious ones and their expertise. Use some common sense for a change!
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    Quote Originally Posted by MMC View Post
    Who was more of a Threat? James, Jesus' brother or Paul?
    Well, the Romans killed Paul...
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    Quote Originally Posted by MMC View Post
    Lmao, crying about some blog.....look her up at the Virginia Institute. You do understand what research entails, do you not? This means not only with Military historians but religious ones and their expertise. Use some common sense for a change!
    MMC, you're embarrassing yourself.

    1. Col. Rose Mary Sheldon is not "most military historians".
    2. It's an anecdote told by some guy on a blog.
    3. LOL
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