OVERVIEW: After King Herod's death the Romans divided his kingdom into a tetrarchy, and one part of the tetrarchy went to his son, who was called Herod the Tetrach (THEODORE OF MOPSUESTIA).
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Matthew
14-28 (Ancient Chrisitan Commentary on Scripture)
by Thomas C. Oden
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