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Jiang says the standard Christian story teaches that Jews were responsible for Jesus's death and that Rome's destruction of the Second Temple in the year 70 becomes framed as divine revenge.
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Year 70
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...has to avenge his only son. So what happens? In the year 70, the Romans destroy the Second Temple. And, you know, modern day..."
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"...has to avenge his only son. So what happens? In the year 70, the Romans destroy the Second Temple. And, you know, modern day..."
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"And this revenge for, um, uh, for the Jews betraying Jesus. And so, if you're a Christian, you learn this history. But, obviously, this..."
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"...has to avenge his only son so what happens in the year 70 the romans destroy the second temple and you know modern day..."
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"...Pharisees, and the Essenes. They all hated each other. In the year 70, the Romans had a huge army to destroy Jerusalem. Okay? And..."
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"...massacred because the Romans are a vicious people. In 70, the year 70, they burned down the Second Temple to destroy the morale of..."
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"...on top of something called the Temple Mount. Remember in the year 70, the Romans burned down the Second Temple of the Jews, the..."
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"...Because, first of all, the Romans controlled Jerusalem, and in the year 70, the Romans burned down their temple, and in the year 135,..."
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