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The Temple Miracle that PROVES Jesus's Crucifixion (Talmud Evidence)

What if a miraculous sign recorded in Judaism's own sacred texts proved the crucifixion of Jesus Christ? For centuries, during the Yom Kippur service, a crimson thread tied to the scapegoat would supernaturally turn white, signifying God's forgiveness of Israel's sins . This transformation echoed the promise in Isaiah 1:18 that sins as red as crimson shall be made like wool . However, the Talmud records that exactly 40 years before the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 AD—aligning perfectly with the approximate time of Jesus's crucifixion in 30 AD—this miracle completely ceased . For four decades, the thread remained crimson red, the color of sin and blood Furthermore, the Talmud notes several other ominous signs that began around 30 AD and continued until the Temple's destruction: the western lamp of the Menorah repeatedly went out, the massive Temple doors mysteriously opened on their own, and the lot for the Lord's goat consistently came up in the wrong hand . While Jewish scholars traditionally interpret these events as divine warnings of the impending destruction of the Temple, Christian perspectives view these phenomena as supernatural confirmation that the old sacrificial system had ended . This video explores how the sudden cessation of these miracles aligns with Christ becoming the ultimate sacrifice, the true Light of the World, and the Door to salvation, rendering the earthly Temple veil torn and obsolete Watch to uncover the profound historical fingerprints pointing to Jesus, and don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments! Visit BioLogosAcademy.com for FREE Torah / Bible Resources! "Making The Kingdom Great Again! Matthew 5:19" Start With The Bible, Stay With The Bible! Hashtags: #Talmud #YomKippur #JesusChrist #BiblicalProphecy #SecondTemple #CrimsonThread #ChristianApologetics #BibleStudy #Yeshua #Messiah