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The year 70 CE was the year the ancient Temple was destroyed in Jerusalem, beginning the exile of the Jews by the Roman Empire. (Jews do not use the term A.D.)

This marks the point when the religion changed into a prayer and study based religion, instead of a sacrifice based religion.

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Q: What is the signifiance of the date ad 70 in relationto judaism and how did this event affect judaism?
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