December 1
500: (24th of Kislev, 4261) This is
the traditional date of the closing of the Talmudic era and the beginning of the Saboraic era. Saboraim is
“the title applied to the principals and scholars of the Babylonian academies
in the period…
December 1
500: (24th of Kislev, 4261) This is
the traditional date of the closing of the Talmudic era and the beginning of the Saboraic era. Saboraim is
“the title applied to the principals and scholars of the Babylonian academies
in the period…
November 24
166 BCE:
According to secular calculations this date marked “The Origin of Era of the
Maccabees.”
655: The Ninth Council of Toledo which was
held under the auspices of King Recceuith and would adopt a resolution “that
all conversos, not o…
November
15
1215: Pope Innocent III opened the convocation of the
Fourth Lateran Council, considered the most important council of the Middle
Ages. By its conclusion it issued seventy reformatory decrees. Among other
things, it encouraged creating sch…
In 1991, the United States Congress, under President George H.W. Bush, officially recognized the 7 Noahide Laws in Public Law 102-14, the very foundation of the coming kingdom of Antichrist When Jesus said that the end times would be like it was back in the days of Noah, He pointed us back to a world […]
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OCTOBER 29
539
BCE: On the secular calendar, Babylon fell to
Cyrus the Great of Persia. This is a
significant date because it marked the start of the return of the exiles to
Eretz Israel where the Second Temple would be built.
969:
Byzant…
On Saturday, Oct. 25, students from Lee University’s Helen DeVos College of Education (HDCOE) will host the fifth annual Fall Field Day, an outdoor event designed for individuals with exceptional […]
The post Education Students to Host Fall Field…
OCTOBER
11
1138: Massive earthquake strikes Aleppo, Syria. According to tradition, the Jewish community
traces its origins back to the time of King David. This is based on the description of the
conquest of the city by Joab found in the Bo…
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