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At the time of the attack and desolation of Jerusalem, there were more Jews already dispersed among the surrounding nations than we residing in Jerusalem. Note that at Pentecost, Jews came to Jerusalem from the surrounding nations to gather for the Feast of Weeks (First Fruits or Harvest). Also, the descendants of the other 11 tribes of Israel had mostly been dispersed into the nations outside of Palestine with only a remnant still residing in the Promised Land in A.D. 70. So the bulk of the 12 tribes of Israel lived in other parts of the world than the Promised Land. Therefore, all of the Jews and Israelites were not killed in A.D. 70 desolation.
Your comment about fake Jews being substituted for true Jews is unfounded, I believe. Can you offer some citations of archeological and historical proof for your view?
At the time of the attack and desolation of Jerusalem, there were more Jews already dispersed among the surrounding nations than we residing in Jerusalem. Note that at Pentecost, Jews came to Jerusalem from the surrounding nations to gather for the Feast of Weeks (First Fruits or Harvest). Also, the descendants of the other 11 tribes of Israel had mostly been dispersed into the nations outside of Palestine with only a remnant still residing in the Promised Land in A.D. 70. So the bulk of the 12 tribes of Israel lived in other parts of the world than the Promised Land. Therefore, all of the Jews and Israelites were not killed in A.D. 70 desolation.
Your comment about fake Jews being substituted for true Jews is unfounded, I believe. Can you offer some citations of archeological and historical proof for your view?
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