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What did Antiochus do to the Temple that was so important to Jews?
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∙ 11y ago
the only reason why hitler has against jews because his uncle kill his dad and his uncle was a jew. adolf hitler was also afraid of sex
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 11y agoHe overran it and defiled it in the name of his idolatry.
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When did Antiochus IV Epiphanes desecrate the Temple?
He sent an Athenian senator to force the Jews to profane the Temple in Jerusalem and dedicate it to Olympian Zeus. He also brought into the Temple things that were forbidden, so that the altar was covered with abominable offerings prohibited by the Torah laws.
Why was the Roman destruction of the second temple so devastating to Jews?
because it was a place of prayer
Why is the temple of karnak so famous?
The temple of Karnak is so famous because it was a temple that was built in an age so important to Egypt's New Kingdom. THIS WAS FOR A HISTORY QUESTION OR REVIEW WASNT IT LOL
Why did the sabbathbecome so important to the Jews durin exile?
Shabbat has always been important to us Jews.
Why is jesus so important to israel?
The jews do not consider him important at all.
Why do Jews walk to temple?
If they are observant Jews they walk to temple on Saturdays because it is forbidden to drive on Shabbat. The observance of the Jewish sabbath has many laws, the creation of a anything is prohibited. Starting a car creates a spark, so it is forbidden.
Why was the roman destruction of the second temple so devastating to the Jews?
1) God's presence had dwelt there 2) Over a million Jews were killed at that time 3) The Romans made the Temple-area an idolatrous site
What is the abomination of desecration?
If you mean "the abomination of desolation" then his phrase is found in the book of Daniel (11:31 and 12:11) and was also used by Jesus in the gospels (Matt 24:15 and Mark 13:14).In Daniel 11:31 it refers to the sacrifice of a pig, by Antiochus Epiphanes, in the temple in Jerusalem in 168 BC. The Jews referred to this act as "the abomination that caused desolation" since it polluted their altar and made sacrifices to God on it impossible. Antiochus further ordered his Jewish subjects to celebrate his subsequent birthdays by offering a pig to Zeus on this altar.Jesus Christ indicated that another similar atrocity would befall the Jews in the future (Matt. 24:15; Mark 13:14). Daniel 12:11 refers to this future atrocity. So Antiochus' actions were a preview of similar atrocities that are yet to befall the Jews.The Book of Revelation predicts the coming of a "beast" who will behave as Antiochus did, only on a larger scale (Rev. 13).The future 'man of sin' and his activities will be the ultimate blasphemous persecution of Israel and the desecration of their temple.
Why was it important that the Jews survive?
So Judaism wouldn't die out.
How do Jews feel about the old Temple in Jerusalem?
The Temple Mount in Jerusalem is Judaism's holiest site and, like so much in Jewish history, was almost completely destroyed. It serves as a mirror to Jews about how distant God feels in this day and age.
Why is the temple at Karnak so famous?
Because that was a very important age when it was bulit. :)
Why is armitsar so important to the Sikhs?
It is the place of the Harmandir sahib (golden temple)
