Iudaea, Roman Province 
F, #990310, b. 6 AD
| Mother* | Roman Empire |
| Relationship | Distant relative of Robert Michael Damon |
Places
Iudaea Provence, Roman Empire . |
Maps
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| New Testement Israel , , Sameria and Iudaea | Judea in the First Centery |
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Iudaea was formed 6 AD within Roman Empire. Iudaea, Roman Province was the daughter of Roman Empire.
Judah, Israel is used in earlier Hebraic times to refer to first the division of land to the Tribe of Judah, and then later during the Divided Kingdom period for the southern kingdom based largely on those same lands.
Judea is used in the Greco-Roman period to refer to lands that roughly matched those territories.
Iudaea, Roman Province: Later, for a period (6 AD to about 135 AD), overlaping the New Testement Period, it was the name of a Roman Province (which include Judea as a region within it.)
Judah, Israel is used in earlier Hebraic times to refer to first the division of land to the Tribe of Judah, and then later during the Divided Kingdom period for the southern kingdom based largely on those same lands.
Judea is used in the Greco-Roman period to refer to lands that roughly matched those territories.
Iudaea, Roman Province: Later, for a period (6 AD to about 135 AD), overlaping the New Testement Period, it was the name of a Roman Province (which include Judea as a region within it.)
References
For more info on Iudaea, Roman Province see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judea_(Roman_province) 
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(Wikipedia.)| Last Edited | 16 Aug 2025 |
Citations
- [S3] International Bible Society, editor, The Holy Bible, New International Version (Grand Rapids, Michigan: Zondervan Publishing House, 1984). Hereinafter cited as NIV.