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a nation in flux #2
RISING FROM THE ASHES - THE DESTRUCTION OF the second temple
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Images George Rex
2.
The 2nd century
3.
Trajan
Trajan succeeded Nerva in 98CE
A coin issued by Nerva reads fisci Judaici calumnia sublata, "abolition of malicious prosecution in connection with the Jewish tax"
Trajan wanted to conquer all the nations to the east (Parthians), including Babylon.
Sanhedrin disbanded, and flees to Lod
Photo by
HowardLake
4.
Jewish Leadership
Rabban Gamliel dies in around 105CE. Rabban Shimon, his son goes into hiding.
Rabbi Elazar ben Azarya becomes the Nasi, flees to Tzipori
Rabbi Akiva and Rabbi Tarfon flee to Lod - to the attic of Nitza
Photo by
Hindrik S
5.
The Attic in Lod
Laws of Kiddush Hashem
Study vs Action
Photo by
Robbie1
6.
Trajan's war
Attacks the Parthians in 114CE - wins massive area
Parthians use guerrilla warfare, together with Jewish soldiers, forcing Trajan's retreat in 116CE
Trajan retaliates by massacring Jews in other places in the Empire
Community of Alexandria is destroyed
Photo by
egisto.sani
7.
Impacts in Israel
Trajan appoints Lucius to oppress Jews in Israel
117CE Trajan dies and is succeeded by Hadrian
Hadrian began as a friend of the Jews in Rome
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archer10 (Dennis) (77M Views)
8.
Hadrian
Ends the war and returns the troops
122CE grants permission to rebuild the Beit HaMikdash
Hadrian revokes permission due to pressure
Rabbi Yehoshua ben Chananya prevents a rebellion
Sanhedrin reconvenes in Usha
Torah thrives in the 120's
Photo by
bortescristian
9.
Takkanos Usha
Child Support
Laws of Charity
Parenting Advice
Spousal Support
Photo by
HowardLake
10.
Hadrian's about turn
Bans Brit Milah, Talmud Torah, Shabbos, Mikvah etc...
Hadrian wants to make Jerusalem a Roman city - Aelia Capitolina
Shimon ben Kosiva rises as a Jewish general / leader - Named Bar Kochva
Photo by
simonov
11.
bar Kochva
Rabbi Akiva sees his Messianic potential
Bar Kochva recruits and trains an army
Pushes Roman forces back to Cesearia
126CE~ Reconquers Jerusalem, expels Turnus Rufus
Proclaims the Kingdom of Judea
Might have brought sacrifices!
Photo by
keithwills
12.
Bar Kochva's downfall
Jerusalem, Hebron and most of Judea is under Jewish rule for 2.5 years
Romans bring reinforcements, forcing Bar Kochva in Betar
Three years later, Betar falls, Bar Kochva is killed along with 800000 Jews
9th of Av, 133CE
Photo by
zeevveez
13.
Aftermath of betar
After the fall of Betar, Jews become passive.
Hadrian renames Israel/Judea as Syria Palestina
Last Jewish sovereignty in Israel until modern times
Christianity splits with Judaism
Full banning of mitzvot
Photo by
Peter O'Connor aka anemoneprojectors
14.
The last years of hadrian
The Talmud describes strange questions during this time
Round Tefillin, Blowing Shofar in a pit
This is the period of the 10 Martyrs (Though not all are killed in this period)
Judaism is forced underground
Hadrian dies in 139CE - Betar's victims are buried.
Photo by
i k o
15.
Famous figures
Rabbi Akiva
Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai
Elisha ben Abuya
Rabbi Meir and Bruria
Photo by
yanivba
16.
Stability
Hadrian's decrees are annulled
Marcus Aurelius succeeds Antoninus Pius
Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi is appointed as Nasi after his father (Rabban Shimon) and befriends Marcus Aurelius
The Mishna is compiled
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zeevveez
17.
the Mishna
Complied by Rebbe
6 Orders, 60 Tractates
The Oral Torah is written down - Halacha is universally accesable
Completed in 188CE - 1500 years after Mount Sinai
Rebbe dies ~200CE
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Ladyhawke
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