The Forgotten History of Rabinic Judaism

What really happened to Judaism after the destruction of the Temple in 70 AD?

This video explores the hidden transformation that reshaped Judaism forever. As the Temple burned and the priesthood scattered, a new form of Judaism quietly emerged—centered not on sacrifices, but on study, rabbis, and the Oral Torah.

We uncover how figures like Yohanan ben Zakkai helped build what would become Rabbinic Judaism. At the same time, we explore how early Christians saw these events as the fulfillment of Jesus’ prophecies and the end of the old covenant.

Discover the sharp contrasts between Rabbinic Judaism and Christianity in the post-Temple world, and how both faiths responded to the loss of the Temple.

Topics covered in this episode:

1. The fall of the Second Temple in 70 AD
2. The rise of Rabbinic Judaism and the Oral Torah
3. Jesus’ prophecy about the Temple
4. Hebrews 10 and the finality of Christ’s sacrifice
5. The diverging paths of Judaism and Christianity

Did Rabbinic Judaism preserve the faith of Moses—or reshape it?

What does the fall of the Temple reveal about God’s plan?

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