(Note: Please read first two parts.)
Jesus’ mother,
Mary, lived in Nazareth, lies in the Northern region of Palestine.
Jesus teachings
were only for the Bani Israel. So, Jesus started calling people to God’s
commandments (which contradicted their wishes). They despised it. They were
such deep in their vices that when they killed Zacharias (Zakariyyah) and John
(Yahya), there was not even a single soul to raise his voice against the
crimes. There scholars had plunged far in the materialistic life. Obviously
Jesus campaigned against them. They, thus, became his enemies.
They filled ears
of the Romans that Jesus claims kingship and deceives the people. Fearing
resentment by the people, the governor of the time, Pilate, ordered for the crucifixion
of the Jesus. But God took Jesus up into the heavens.
From this day
the Jesus’ followers consider the Jews their enemy because they held them
responsible for his crucifixion. (This is the first period when no prophet
lived on the earth.)
In 70 AD, the
Jews defied against the Roman kingdom. Titus, the Roman king at the time,
crushed tem violently and destroyed the Temple of the Solomon completely. Some
two hundred fifty thousand Jews were killed. And those who escaped safe took
shelter in the other lands.
This is the
beginning of the worst period of the Jews. On the one hand, Roman emperor Constantinople
accepted Christianity and thus had no compassion for the Jews. On the other, their important religious places
were destroyed completely. According to the Historians, today only the western
wall of the Temple of the Solomon is intact. This is the ‘Wailing Wall’.
Sources:
11) Wikipedia
(http://www.wikipedia.com)
22)
Mesaaq
Magazine (http://www.tanzeem.info)
33)
King James
version of the holy Bible
44)
Google
searches
to be completed............
by Sameer Ahmad
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