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The '''Neo-Egyptian Period''' goes from 609 BCE to 605 BCE. | The '''Neo-Egyptian Period''' goes from 609 BCE to 605 BCE. | ||
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< ''[[Kings]]'' : {[[Judges]]} -- [[United Monarchy]] (1047-930 BCE) -- [[Kingdoms of Judah and Israel]] (930-722 BCE) -- [[Neo-Assyrian Period]] (722-626 BCE) -- [[Josiah|Kingdom of Josiah]] (626-609 BCE) -- [[Neo-Egyptian Period]] (609-605 BCE) -- [[Babylonian Period]] (605-539 BCE) -- {[[Second Temple Judaism]]}> | |||
== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
Latest revision as of 19:06, 10 October 2020
The Neo-Egyptian Period goes from 609 BCE to 605 BCE.
< House of David : Josiah -- Jehoahaz -- Jehoiakim >
< Kings : {Judges} -- United Monarchy (1047-930 BCE) -- Kingdoms of Judah and Israel (930-722 BCE) -- Neo-Assyrian Period (722-626 BCE) -- Kingdom of Josiah (626-609 BCE) -- Neo-Egyptian Period (609-605 BCE) -- Babylonian Period (605-539 BCE) -- {Second Temple Judaism}>
Overview
609 BCE
Josiah was defeated and killed in the Battle of Megiddo by the army of Pharaoh Neco, who was going north in the attempt to help the Assyrians agains the Babylonians. Judah fell under Egyptian control (2 Kings 23:26-30).
Jehoahaz, son of Josiah, ruled only 3 months, before being taken captive to Egypt, where he died (2 Kings 23:31-33,34b).
609-605 BCE
Eliakim, Jehoahaz's brother (2 Kings 23:35-24:7), was appointed as a vassal king by the Egyptians, who changed his name to Jehoiakim. The leaders of the nationalistic party (Jeremiah and Uriah) were persecuted.
605 BCE
Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, defeated the Egyptians in the Battle of Charchemish. This meant the end of the Egyptian control of the region. Judah was now under Balylonian rule and Jehoiakim became a Babylonian vassal ("his servant for three years," 2 Kings 24:1).