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Jiang dates Titus's vengeance to the year 70 and says Christians read the destruction of the second temple as vengeance for the crucifixion.
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Year 70
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"and what year is this when worthy titus eventual wounds from which the blood that judas sold had flowed do you guys know what..."
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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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