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	~~'''Jonathan ben Ananus''' was the Jewish High Priest from 36 to 37 CE.~~

	~~==Overview==~~

	Jonathan was one of the five sons of [[Annas]] to take the office of High Priest. In 36 CE the Roman Governor of Syria, [[Vitellius]], removed the Roman Governor [[Pontius Pilate]], who was accused of misconduct, and sent him back to Rome. Vitellius appointed his friend [[Marcellus]] to take care of affairs in Judea. He also deposed the powerful High Priest [[Caiaphas]] and replaced him with his brother-in-law Jonathan. One year later, while visiting Jerusalem, [[Vitellius]] replaced Jonathan with his brother [[Theophilus ben Ananus\|Theophilus]].

	~~==Jonathan in ancient sources==~~

	~~==Jonathan in Scholarship==~~

	~~==Jonathan in Fiction==~~

	~~==Related categories==~~
	*[[High Priest\|High Priest (subject)]] / [[Annas]] / [[Caiaphas]]
	*[[Roman Governors]]

	~~==External links==~~

	[[Category:Index]]		[[Category:Index]]
	[[Category:People]]		[[Category:People]]

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	~~#REDIRECT~~ [[:Category:Jonathan ben Ananus (subject)]]		*ANCIENT SOURCES: see [[Jonathan ben Ananus (sources)]]
			*LIST OF SCHOLARLY AND FICTIONAL WORKS: see [[:Category:Jonathan ben Ananus (subject)]]


			'''Jonathan ben Ananus''' was the Jewish High Priest from 36 to 37 CE.

			==Overview==

			Jonathan was one of the five sons of [[Annas]] to take the office of High Priest. In 36 CE the Roman Governor of Syria, [[Vitellius]], removed the Roman Governor [[Pontius Pilate]], who was accused of misconduct, and sent him back to Rome. Vitellius appointed his friend [[Marcellus]] to take care of affairs in Judea. He also deposed the powerful High Priest [[Caiaphas]] and replaced him with his brother-in-law Jonathan. One year later, while visiting Jerusalem, [[Vitellius]] replaced Jonathan with his brother [[Theophilus ben Ananus\|Theophilus]].

			==Jonathan in ancient sources==

			==Jonathan in Scholarship==

			==Jonathan in Fiction==

			==Related categories==
			*[[High Priest\|High Priest (subject)]] / [[Annas]] / [[Caiaphas]]
			*[[Roman Governors]]

			==External links==

			[[Category:Index]]
			[[Category:People]]

Gabriele Boccaccini: Redirected page to Category:Jonathan ben Ananus (subject)

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	~~'''Jonathan ben Ananus''' was the Jewish High Priest from 37 to 36 CE.~~		#REDIRECT [[:Category:Jonathan ben Ananus (subject)]]

	~~==Biography==~~
	Jonathan was one of the five sons of [[Annas]] to take the office of High Priest. In 36 CE the Roman Governor of Syria, [[Vitellius]], removed the Roman Governor [[Pontius Pilate]], who was accused of misconduct, and sent him back to Rome. Vitellius appointed his friend [[Marcellus]] to take care of affairs in Judea. He also deposed the powerful High Priest [[Caiaphas]] and replaced him with his brother-in-law Jonathan. One year later, while visiting Jerusalem, [[Vitellius]] replaced Jonathan with his brother [[Theophilus ben Ananus\|Theophilus]].

	~~==Jonathan in ancient sources==~~

	~~====Josephus, Jewish Antiquites====~~

	~~Ant XVIII 4~~:~~3 -- [[[Vitellius]]] deprived Joseph, who was also called [[Caiaphas]], of the high priesthood, and appointed Jonathan the son of [[Annas\|Ananus]], the former high priest, to succeed him.~~

	~~Ant XVIII 5~~:3 -- [[[Vitellius]]] with Herod the tetrarch and his friends, went up to Jerusalem to offer sacrifice to God, an ancient festival of the Jews being then just approaching... he made a stay there for three days, within which time he deprived [[Jonathan ben Ananus~~\|Jonathan]] of the high priesthood, and gave it to his brother Theophilus. But when on the fourth day letters came to him, which informed him of the death of [[Tiberius]]...~~

	~~==Jonathan in Scholarship==~~

	~~==Jonathan in Fiction==~~

	~~==Related categories==~~
	*[[High Priest\|High Priest (subject)~~]] / [[Annas]] / [[Caiaphas]]~~
	*[[Roman Governors]]

	~~==External links==~~

	~~[[Category:Subjects~~]]

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	*[[High Priest\|High Priest (subject)]] / [[Annas]] / [[Caiaphas]]		*[[High Priest\|High Priest (subject)]] / [[Annas]] / [[Caiaphas]]
	* [[Roman Governors]]		*[[Roman Governors]]

			==External links==

			[[Category:Subject]]

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Jonathan was one of the five sons of [[Annas]] to take the office of High Priest. In 36 CE the Roman Governor of Syria, [[Vitellius]], removed the Roman Governor [[Pontius Pilate]] accused of misconduct and sent him back to Rome. Vitellius appointed his friend [[Marcellus]] to take care of affairs in Judea. He also deposed the powerful High Priest [[Caiaphas]] and replaced him with his brother-in-law Jonathan. One year later, while visiting Jerusalem, [[Vitellius]] replaced Jonathan with his brother [[Theophilus ben Ananus\|Theophilus]].		Jonathan was one of the five sons of [[Annas]] to take the office of High Priest. In 36 CE the Roman Governor of Syria, [[Vitellius]], removed the Roman Governor [[Pontius Pilate]], who was accused of misconduct, and sent him back to Rome. Vitellius appointed his friend [[Marcellus]] to take care of affairs in Judea. He also deposed the powerful High Priest [[Caiaphas]] and replaced him with his brother-in-law Jonathan. One year later, while visiting Jerusalem, [[Vitellius]] replaced Jonathan with his brother [[Theophilus ben Ananus\|Theophilus]].

	==Jonathan in ancient sources==		==Jonathan in ancient sources==

Gabriele Boccaccini at 07:59, 3 July 2010

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Jonathan was one of the five sons of [[Annas]] to take the office of High Priest. ~~He succeeded his brother-in-law~~ [[~~Caiaphas~~]], ~~who had been~~ removed by the Roman Governor of ~~Syria,~~ [[~~Vitellius~~]]. One year later, ~~the same~~ Vitellius replaced ~~him~~ with his ~~borther~~ [[Theophilus ben Ananus\|Theophilus]].		Jonathan was one of the five sons of [[Annas]] to take the office of High Priest. In 36 CE the Roman Governor of Syria, [[Vitellius]], removed the Roman Governor [[Pontius Pilate]] accused of misconduct and sent him back to Rome. Vitellius appointed his friend [[Marcellus]] to take care of affairs in Judea. He also deposed the powerful High Priest [[Caiaphas]] and replaced him with his brother-in-law Jonathan. One year later, while visiting Jerusalem, [[Vitellius]] replaced Jonathan with his brother [[Theophilus ben Ananus\|Theophilus]].

	==Jonathan in ancient sources==		==Jonathan in ancient sources==

	====		====Josephus, Jewish Antiquites====

	Ant XVIII 4:3 -- [[[Vitellius]]] deprived Joseph, who was also called [[Caiaphas]], of the high priesthood, and appointed Jonathan the son of [[Annas\|Ananus]], the former high priest, to succeed him.		Ant XVIII 4:3 -- [[[Vitellius]]] deprived Joseph, who was also called [[Caiaphas]], of the high priesthood, and appointed Jonathan the son of [[Annas\|Ananus]], the former high priest, to succeed him.

	Ant XVIII 5:3 -- [[[Vitellius]]] with Herod the tetrarch and his friends, went up to Jerusalem to offer sacrifice to God, an ancient festival of the Jews being then just approaching... he made a stay there for three days, within which time he deprived [[Jonathan ben Ananus\|Jonathan]] of the high priesthood, and gave it to his brother Theophilus. But when on the fourth day letters came to him, which informed him of the death of [[Tiberius]]...		Ant XVIII 5:3 -- [[[Vitellius]]] with Herod the tetrarch and his friends, went up to Jerusalem to offer sacrifice to God, an ancient festival of the Jews being then just approaching... he made a stay there for three days, within which time he deprived [[Jonathan ben Ananus\|Jonathan]] of the high priesthood, and gave it to his brother Theophilus. But when on the fourth day letters came to him, which informed him of the death of [[Tiberius]]...

			==Jonathan in Scholarship==

			==Jonathan in Fiction==

			==Related categories==
			*[[High Priest\|High Priest (subject)]] / [[Annas]] / [[Caiaphas]]
			* [[Roman Governors]]

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'''Jonathan ben Ananus''' was the Jewish High Priest from 37 to 36 CE.

==Biography==
Jonathan was one of the five sons of [[Annas]] to take the office of High Priest. He succeeded his brother-in-law [[Caiaphas]], who had been removed by the Roman Governor of Syria, [[Vitellius]]. One year later, the same Vitellius replaced him with his borther [[Theophilus ben Ananus|Theophilus]].

==Jonathan in ancient sources==

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Ant XVIII 4:3 -- [[[Vitellius]]] deprived Joseph, who was also called [[Caiaphas]], of the high priesthood, and appointed Jonathan the son of [[Annas|Ananus]], the former high priest, to succeed him.

Ant XVIII 5:3 -- [[[Vitellius]]] with Herod the tetrarch and his friends, went up to Jerusalem to offer sacrifice to God, an ancient festival of the Jews being then just approaching... he made a stay there for three days, within which time he deprived [[Jonathan ben Ananus|Jonathan]] of the high priesthood, and gave it to his brother Theophilus. But when on the fourth day letters came to him, which informed him of the death of [[Tiberius]]...