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Caesarea Maritima

Caesarea Maritima

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Sep 7, 2026

Craig EvansGUEST
23:11
Once he's crucified, by the way, Passover is over.
Craig EvansGUEST
23:14
He packs up and goes back to Caesarea Maritima.
Craig EvansGUEST
23:18
So if you want to bury him, go ahead.
Craig EvansGUEST
23:19
If you don't, I don't care.
Pontius PilateSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
87:09
I am the governor of Jerusalem.
Pontius PilateSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
87:13
We cannot return to Caesarea Maritima during this momentous week for reasons that we both know.
Pontius PilateSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
87:19
I'm not the governor.
speaker_18SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
87:21
Let me go.
Dave RobbinsHOST
4:31
So certainly looking forward to being back on the Temple Mount, on the Mount of Olives, in the Kidron Valley, the Shepherd's Fields, the Upper Room.
Dave RobbinsHOST
4:40
the Mount Carmel, Caesarea Maritima, Caesarea Philippi, up in the northern end by the Sea of Galilee and Capernaum and all of the different sites that we see.
Dave RobbinsHOST
4:50
It's just an awesome time going to our college.
Dave RobbinsHOST
4:52
And so if you'd like to go with us on our Israel tour, again, November 9th through November the 20th, we'll have you back by Thanksgiving dinner.
Paul WeaverGUEST
43:02
Yeah.
Paul WeaverGUEST
43:03
Yeah, so this inscription, the Pilate inscription, was discovered in 1961 in the p- a place known as Caesarea Maritima.
Paul WeaverGUEST
43:12
Now, Caesarea Maritima is a very important city.
Paul WeaverGUEST
43:17
Um, it was actually built by Herod the not so great, I call him.
Beckett CookHOST
43:21
Yeah.
Paul WeaverGUEST
43:33
And he's built all of these different, the Herodium, he names it as, after himself.
Paul WeaverGUEST
43:36
That's where he's buried, this big city on a hill that he built.
Paul WeaverGUEST
43:41
Um, Caesarea Maritima is one of these cities that he built from nothing.
Gary MannersHOST
3:15
The ring made of thin copper alloy and made carelessly would be suited to its everyday function better than ceremonial jewelry of an provincial governor.
Gary MannersHOST
3:22
The pilot stone names Pontius Pilate and his office in a Latin dedicatory inscription from Caesarea Maritima.
Gary MannersHOST
3:28
Marian DOS slash CC by SA 2.0.
Gary MannersHOST
3:31
The proposition does not establish evidence that Pilate existed or wore the ring.
Gary MannersHOST
3:36
The name and titles are already inscribed on the Latin pilot stone from Caesarea Maritima, as well as in numerous written works.
Gary MannersHOST
3:42
The ring does help illustrate one way in which authority spread beyond prestigious public buildings to the day-to-day work done in Roman Judea, including areas affected by the Second Temple and subsequent revolt.
Gary MannersHOST
3:53
The forgotten worker behind Roman rule.
Tony CookeGUEST
47:23
Just a couple more scriptures.
Tony CookeGUEST
47:26
While Peter, this is in Caesarea on the coast of Israel, the Mediterranean coast, a place called Caesarea Maritima.
Tony CookeGUEST
47:36
While Peter was still speaking these words and he was talking to a Gentile audience and Now, how many of you know the Jews did not associate with Gentiles? They were a forbidden group.
Tony CookeGUEST
47:52
You can't eat their food.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:13
And beyond the harbour, a city of pale limestone and red roof tiles, laid out in straight Roman lines, glowing faintly in the last of the sun.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:23
This is Caesarea Maritima, Caesarea by the sea.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:27
And somewhere inside that city, in a palace that once belonged to a king, a man named Paul is sitting in a room with a guard at the door, waiting for a hearing that will decide the rest of his life.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:39
He has been here five days.
Jonathan LaurieGUEST
23:15
He built things like Masada.
Jonathan LaurieGUEST
23:17
He built things like Caesarea Maritima, but most notably, he was known for beautifying and helping rebuild the Second Temple in Jerusalem, which was ultimately called Herod's Temple.
Jonathan LaurieGUEST
23:28
It is the same temple we read about in the pages of the New Testament.
Jonathan LaurieGUEST
23:31
And so he really had a legacy.
Dinesh D'SouzaGUEST
34:33
And so that's where the skeptics got it from, that the Bible writers are obviously getting it third-hand or fourth-hand, except...
Dinesh D'SouzaGUEST
34:40
The Pontius Pilate inscription coming out of the ground of northern Israel in Caesarea Maritima says the following, Pontius Pilate, prefect of Judea.
Dinesh D'SouzaGUEST
34:50
The Bible not only had his existence, but it had his title precisely correct.
Frank TurekHOST
34:57
What else, regarding the crucifixion, Dinesh, do people get right? Or I should say, does the Bible get right? What can we verify archaeologically, either in people or details?
speaker_0NARRATOR
54:20
And then the road came to the sea.
speaker_0NARRATOR
54:22
Caesarea Maritima was not a Jewish city.
speaker_0NARRATOR
54:25
That is the first thing to understand about it.
speaker_0NARRATOR
54:28
It was Herod the Great's masterpiece, built over roughly 12 years on a stretch of coastline that had no natural harbour at all, and named in honour of Caesar Augustus.

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