Jiang's name for Israelites who remained in the Levant and adapted to mixed religious households after conquest.
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Samaritans
Jiang's name for Israelites who remained in the Levant and adapted to mixed religious households after conquest.
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Jiang distinguishes Samaritans as Israelites who stayed and adapted through intermarriage and multiple faiths, while Babylonian Jews became more radical about one faith.
The Persian return policy creates conflict between Jews and Samaritans so Persia can arbitrate local religious division.
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"...still Israelites living there and they are now call this the Samaritans okay and then you have the Jews okay the Jews is a..."
"...for us to understand is the Jews who return to the Samaritans are only the most fanatical Jews, okay? There's only a minority of..."
"So the Jews argue for purity, the Samaritans argue for tolerance. And so this is a power struggle, a religious power struggle. In 443..."
"...our religion. They go back and they see their people, the Samaritans, now adopt foreign gods. And they were like, this is why we..."
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