Tetrach of Peree and Galilee. Animosity with Pilate. [1]
Apostate Jew; believed nothing, feared everything. [2] Evil doings. [3] Joseph preferred Herod Antipas to Archelaus. [4]
James of Safed was minor official of H.A.; Chuza was steward. [5] Many of H.A.’s household believed in Jesus. [6]
Son of Herod the Great; governed Galilee and Perea during Jesus’ youth and ministry. [7] Brother of Tetrarch Philip. [8] Tetrarch; wicked Idumean. [9]
Rebuilt Sepphoris and cities of Galilee. [10] At Julias, Machaerus, Sepphoris, Tiberias. [11] Jerusalem home was Asmonean or Maccabean palace. [12]
Imprisoned, beheaded John. [13] Talked with John about kingdom of heaven. [14] Cursed with fear from killing John. [15]
Joseph killed working on H.A.’s palace in Sepphoris; Herod Antipas decreed no wages due. [16] Jesus called “fox”. [17] Sent observers for information on Jesus; to see if Jesus were John risen from dead. [18] Jesus left Galilee to avoid. [19] Knew Sanhedrin would not give Jesus a fair trial. [20] Permitted Sanhedrin to seize Jesus on religious charges. [21] Change of heart regarding Jesus. [22] Resurrection of Lazarus alarmed. [23] Decided to kill Jesus or drive him away. [24] Dared Jesus perform a miracle. [25] Arrayed Jesus in old royal robe. [26] Jesus refused to speak to; would not work for. [27]
See also: UB 152:6.5; UB 174:2.4.