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Food in Daniel 1:1-16: the first report of a controlled experiment?

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By Susan Weingarten
| SAGE Publishing
In the third year of the reign of Jehoiakim king of Judah, Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon besieged Jerusalem and took Jehoiakim and some of his princes into captivity (Daniel 1:1). While in exile, Jehoiachim ate every day at Nebuchadnezzar’s table in Babylon (Jeremiah 52:33; II Kings 25:29), but by the Hasmonean period: ‘Many in Israel took courage not to eat any unclean food, and they chose to die rather than be defiled by [unclean] foods …’ (I Maccabees 1:62–63).
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Michael Asher Weingarten

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By Susan Weingarten
| bmj.com
Michael Asher (“Micky”) Weingarten was professor of family medicine at Tel Aviv University and a key founder of the new Bar-Ilan Faculty of Medicine in Safed in Galilee. Micky was born in 1947 in Golders Green, London to a family of Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany. He was educated at the City of London School; Jews’ College, London; Merton College, Oxford; and University College Hospital, London. He emigrated to Israel and began his training as a family doctor in 1973.
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Biblical Archaeology Review Magazine

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By Susan Weingarten, Michael J. Trainor
| biblicalarchaeology.org
About this issue: With Passover and Easter around the corner, check out the March/April 2019 issue of Biblical Archaeology Review, which is bursting with ancient religious iconography and architecture. Read more… Resurrecting Easter: Hunting for the Original Resurrection Image John Dominic Crossan and Sarah Sexton Crossan All of the main events in Jesus’s life are directly described in the New Testament— except for the Resurrection.
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