Les Feldick Bible Study

Why did God bring the Roman army under Titus against Jerusalem?

God brought the Roman army under Titus against Jerusalem as an act of discipline. Titus besieged the city, entered it, and the Roman legions caused great mayhem, destroyed the temple stone by stone, and dispersed Israel among the nations, as the prophet had written would happen.

Les explains that this was discipline again, so God brought in the Roman army under Titus. Titus besieged the city, and when he finally gained entrance, it was the greatest mayhem man could imagine. The Roman legions destroyed the Jews by the thousands, took the temple down rock by rock and stone by stone, just as the prophet had written would happen. Israel was then dispersed into every nation on the face of the earth. Later, they began returning, set up kibbutzes, and the nation of Israel reappeared until 1948, when Harry Truman became the first world leader to declare Israel a sovereign state. Les also stresses that God’s mercy would never depart from the nation of Israel.

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Did God use the Roman army under Titus to discipline Israel?

God brought in the Roman army under Titus to discipline Israel.