Bar Kochba - The Revolt The Shook an Empire

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Bar Kochba – The Revolt The Shook an Empire

May interest you

Who Was “Natan-Melech” the King’s Servant?

an Assyrian inscription from the First Temple period was discovered

How much can you do in one year? (Apparently quite a bit!)

Everyone is a little light