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By Derl G. Keefer
Luke 4:14-21 Galilee is geographically north of Palestine and surrounded by non-Jewish nations. Those nations influenced the outlook, philosophy, progression and theology of the Jews. William Barclay tells us that Josephus — the Jewish historian and former governor of the area — said that he governed 204 villages or towns, none of them with less than 15,000 people. The three million people of the area were the least religiously conservative of the Israeli nation. Josephus writes...

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