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Jul 29, 2020 1 hr 23 min

#48 Two Temples (part 4)

from Collected Talks of David Solomon

A Podcast on Tanach (Hebrew Bible) and Jewish History The arrival of General Pompey into Jerusalem heralded the beginning of the end for the Second Temple and Jewish sovereignty in the Land of Israel. In this podcast episode, timed to coincide with Tisha B’Av, David explores the fascinating drama of the reign of Herod; the … Continue reading "#48 Two Temples (part 4)" The post #48 Two Temples (part 4) first appeared on David Solomon. Related posts: #47 Two Temples (part 3) #45 Two Temples (part 1) #35 Chazal in the Age of Empires: An Overview of the Talmudic Period (part 2)

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