The use of "Palestine" before the term existed.

Several times, I have used "AI" and received a response using the term "Palestine" when there should have been a reference to Judah. One such response was in reference to the "Magi." Another response was related to an event in Jesus's life.
This is the very thing I feared about using "AI."
I would like to hear about other users' feelings.
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Has nothing to do with AI. "Palestine," from the Greek, Πᾰλαιστῑ́νη, goes back at least to the time of Herodotus. It's also found in Hebrew (פלסטיני). It merely refers to a region. If you run a precise search for the word, you'll get lots of hits, such as "Palestine in the Time of Christ"—some from much older sources.
See also the Factbook entry.Senior Publisher Relations Specialist • Logos Bible Software • Rick.Mansfield@logos.com
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