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Jiang presents the Byzantine-Sassanian war around 600 CE as an earlier end-times setting in which Jews in diaspora sought a messiah and a return to Jerusalem.
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Sassanian Persia
Jiang presents the Byzantine-Sassanian war around 600 CE as an earlier end-times setting in which Jews in diaspora sought a messiah and a return to Jerusalem.
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"And they must bring this story into fruition, into reality. Now, next thing I want to talk about is, if it is true that..."
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"There was religious persecution. It really felt like the end times, the end of days. Also, at this time, the Jews were banned from..."
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"to wait for the arrival of the Messiah to lead them to the final victory against the Romans. And while they were in the..."
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"One group in the Jewish diaspora allied themselves with the Persians, who promised them that they would, like Cyrus the Great, take them back..."
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