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Seventy years of exile: Through the prophet Jeremiah, G‑d promised that after the destruction of the First Temple there would be 70 years of the Babylonian exile, after which G‑d would remember and redeem His people.6
Born after World War II, we came of age in the turbulent 1960s. We rebelled socially, politically, and religiously. “Don’t trust anyone over thirty,” was one of our famous mantras. Bob Dylan—one of us—expressed it well in his 70’s song, “Forever Young.”. But we didn’t stay forever young.
In some articles on your site it says the Second Temple was destroyed in 69 CE, and in others it says 70 CE. So what year was it? Answer: There are actually three different years found in Jewish sources for the destruction of the second Holy Temple in Jerusalem: 3828 / 68 CE; 3829 / 69 CE; 3830 / 70 CE; This discrepancy is based on a number of ...
15 lut 2020 · Seventy full years of a person’s life: The Torah tells us that we are commanded to honor the elderly. Well, when does “old age” begin? King David says, “The span of our life is 70 years ...
4 lut 2020 · Celebrating Yud Shevat – 70 Years: LIVE broadcast of a special farbrengen. Join Chassidim for a grand farbrengen marking 70 years of the Rebbe’s Nesius (leadership). Featured speakers: Rabbi Yosef Chaim Kantor, Rabbi Asi Spiegel and Rabbi Tzvi Grunblatt and Rabbi Mendel Scharf. Topics:
70 years of archaeological excavations have produced countless pieces of evidence of the people of Israel’s connection to their indigenous land. As the modern State of Israel passed 70 years of existence, we see the miracle and significance of Israel as the home of hope.
1 lut 2020 · It was a watershed moment in Chabad that ultimately ended up changing the landscape of Judaism all across the world. These seventy films will premiere on Living Torah over the next 70 weeks, beginning with this week’s program (no. 804).
