The Destruction of the Temple and the Consecration of the Tabernacle

Book Title: Mosaize historie der Hebreeuwse kerke : zoo als dezelve was in de stam-huyzen der H. Vaderen des Ouden Verbonds, voor en onder de belofte : en in alle die plegtelijke toebereydzelen van het dienstbaar Ierusalem ... : uyt d'aller oudste geheugnissen der Hebreen, Kaldeen, Zabeen, Egyptenaaren ... en Romeynen opgehelderd, en doorgans met veel naauwkeurige printverbeeldingen gestofferd ...

Author: Goeree, Willem, 1635-1711

Image Title: The Destruction of the Temple and the Consecration of the Tabernacle

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Description: The upper portion of this image shows Titus Vespasian, whose army destroyed the temple in Jerusalem in 70 C.E, along with symbols of war including a sword and chains. The lower portion depicts the Israelites bringing articles of worship, including a menorah and horns, into the tabernacle.

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