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The Gospel of Mark mocks Herod by observing that Herod had trouble understanding the teachings of John the Baptist, and by derisively referring to supporters of Herod as "Herodians".
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Similar to his father before him, Herod was not considered to truly be a Jew and was not loved by the Jewish people.
 
Similar to his father before him, Herod was not considered to truly be a Jew and was not loved by the Jewish people.
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The [[Gospel of Mark]] mocks Herod by observing that Herod had trouble understanding the teachings of [[John the Baptist]], and by derisively referring to supporters of Herod as "Herodians".
    
Historians generally conclude that the corrupt Roman emperor [[Caligula]] turned against Herod Antipas in the late 30s A.D. and forced his exile, soon after which he died of unknown causes.
 
Historians generally conclude that the corrupt Roman emperor [[Caligula]] turned against Herod Antipas in the late 30s A.D. and forced his exile, soon after which he died of unknown causes.
 
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