The Fall of Jerusalem 70 AD: The End of the Temple 🔥🏛️

🔥🏛️ The Fall of Jerusalem in 70 AD: The End of the Temple

In the year 70 AD, the unthinkable happened. After a brutal siege, the legions of Rome, under the command of Titus, stormed Jerusalem. The city was set ablaze, its people slaughtered or enslaved, and the great Second Temple — the very heart of Jewish worship — was destroyed.

For the Jewish people, this was more than just defeat. It was exile, devastation, and the loss of their sacred center. For the Roman Empire, it was triumph — a message carved into stone on the Arch of Titus that still stands today.

In this episode of Echoes In Time, you’ll discover:

🏛️ The Jewish revolt that brought Rome’s fury to Jerusalem

🔥 How the Romans breached the city’s mighty defenses

🙏 The destruction of the Temple and its impact on Jewish faith

🌍 How this event reshaped the ancient world and echoes through history

The fall of Jerusalem was not just the end of a city — it was the end of an age.

👉 Stay until the end to see why the year 70 AD still matters to our world today.

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🧠 Question for You:
Do you think the fall of Jerusalem was Rome’s greatest victory — or history’s greatest tragedy?