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Herod Agrippa dies at Caesarea Dated from the sources quoted below
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How we know the date ISBE fixes the year from Josephus, who also tells of Agrippa's death at Caesarea, and from the games it identifies as those held for Claudius’ return from Britain. ISBE's New Testament chronology (1915) gives AD 44.
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The sources, word for word “Agrippa reigned over "all Judea" for three years under Claudius (Ant., XIX, viii, 2; BJ, II, xi, 6), his death falling in the spring of 44 AD, in the 7th year of his reign.”
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia (1915) · CHRONOLOGY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT · gives AD 44 Sources