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Blood of the Martyrs: Nero and the Christian Purge | A Tale from Ancient Rome
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- Опубліковано 3 бер 2022
- Roman Emperor Nero Persecutes Christians in Rome, 64 AD Nero rules the Roman Empire. In the wake of a Great Fire that blazes through the city, he finds an unwitting scapegoat to draw the blame of angry Romans: a mysterious, distrusted religious minority known to history as the Christians. A legendary tale of cruelty unfolds as Nero unleashes a violent purge of the Christians upon the city.
A story from ancient Rome (64 AD), based on Tacitus' Annals (Book 15) and Suetonius' Life of Nero, featuring: Nero, St. Peter, St. Paul
Special thanks to Anchises for contributing this story!
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I want to share with any brothers or sisters who see this that we will be rejoined with the martyrs, our beloved brothers and sisters, in the Kingdom. Let their sacrifice and faith remind us to not curse our task of turning away from worldly pleasure and enjoyment. What pleasure did they have? Stay strong and let us take up our crosses daily
It was the fulfilment of Matthew 24
And the LORD Christus said it will never happen again
Amen!
@@pauliepati5723He never said that! Plus there’s more martyrdom today than ever before in history! Research man
@@daekwonrose3160yes, absolutely
When I think about Christians today, can we stay in faith should we face something like this ?
We must stay strong even until death for our faith in Jesus Christ as those whom died all through history. We must not take the mark of the beast. Lord give your church the strength to endure what’s coming according to to Your word. ❤❤❤
There’s more martyrdom today than ever before! Research & stop disrespecting our brothers & sisters that has laid down their life for Jesus’s name
@@maryblessing2205
The "mark of the beast" were the Roman Caesars (Nero). Nothing to do with today.
Underrated content, glad ur posting still
Thanks! It’s good to be back!
Well these Emperors got away with blue murder, an eye opener, we need this on a national curriculum in the UK..
Teaches about life experiences and stories that we can learn from...
Thanks for your endeavors. Life is Hard.
God has something prepared for him in the afterlife.
Amen 🙏
deez nuts
yep heaven
Love the wild Roman emperor stories 😮😃
He tortured and killed Christians for a little bit but he Will be in hell fire for Eternity
After Nero died there was a War, “year of the four emperors”, and the dynastic family changed from the Julio-Claudians to the Flavians. The Flavians were not of senatorial or even equestrian rank and were therefore desperate to prove their imperial legitimacy. They embarked on a propaganda campaign to smear the Julio-Claudia’s emperors. All of Nero’s misdeeds are catalogued by Tacitus, Suetonius, Cassius Dio, and Josephus. All wrote under the direction of the Flavians, and were the primary instruments of this propaganda.
A big clue as to what really happened is that the writings of Fabius Rusticus, the official court historian under Nero, did not survive. If we consider only contemporary sources, we are left with a much different picture: Nero was well-loved by his subjects, he was a talented artist, he was a great builder and the ancient Rome we imagine was completed by Nero. Nobody knows what really happened because we know the historical records are full of self-serving lies.
There is no evidence of any Xian persecution by Nero. Put that in your pipe.
This is what I don’t get about you people.. there’s men & women who dedicate their lives to this stuff.. historians & archaeologists, ancient tablets & writings. Yet some random babbling fool comes on UA-cam just spews nonsense & thinks people will believe him
The Colosseum was built by the Flavian dynasty and did not exist during the reign of Nero. 💙
Nero was a zero
He sure was, he had his wife killed
Hi. Why were the martyrs willing to die painfully when Jesus had said "render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's"? (Mark 12:17). "Things" includes more than paying taxes, and as Jesus obviously agreed that Caesar had legitimate rights, why would any Christian deny Caesar "his things", or pay him lip-service at least? Cheers, P.R.
Jews and Christians completely different people Christians believe Jesus is the Lord and savior Jesus believing Satan . Just look up what the Taurus says about Mary and tell me it isn't
@@sweatyboi1575 Hi sweatyboi. By the "Taurus" do you mean "the Torah"?
Christians in the time of Christ were seen as a sub-sect of Judaism, and were first called Christians at Antioch about 70 AD. (Acts 11:26) Cheers, P.R.
I called my pet cat Nero in respect for him. The christians burned Rome and not Nero.