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Q 1. For your initial post, describe the Roman background of Cornelius and Herod. What were their roles in supporting the Roman Empire, and how does Luke’s characterization of each relate to his Roman audience? 2. Initial post is due by the end of the fifth day of the unit. 3. Respond to at least TWO peer initial posts by the end of the unit.

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The Roman background of Cornelius is that he had been a centurion. He had been living in the Cohors II Italica Civium Romanorum (Markl, 2020). There had been the fear of God present in the mind and heart of Cornelius for which the Holy Spirit had touched him later to change his life to Christianity as a baptized Christian (Markl, 2020). There had been acts of selflessness and kindness done by him. He used to give alms also (Markl, 2020). Herod had been the designated as the king of Judaea (Black, 2020).