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When the Israelites were conquered, particularly during the Babylonian Exile in the 6th century BCE, they faced significant upheaval. Their temple in Jerusalem was destroyed, and many were forcibly taken to Babylon, leading to a loss of autonomy and cultural disruption. This period prompted a reevaluation of their faith and identity, resulting in the compilation of sacred texts and the development of new religious practices. Ultimately, the experience of conquest and exile deepened their religious convictions and sense of community.

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