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Appendix 5: A History of The Jewish People
contact with civilization proper for the first time. Although
in captivity, many of them were given positions of
importance and allowed to flourish. They also learned to
write. They picked up religious beliefs and traditions of
their hosts, which eventually found their way into the
Hebrew Bible and into the other Jewish holy book - the
Talmud. Monotheism started at this point but was
backdated for convenience. Despite the emotional tales
ruing their captivity (lasting just 48 years from 586 to 538
BC), not all of them returned to Palestine when the
Persian emperor Cyrus defeated the Babylonians in 539
BCE and freed the Jews. Even as late as 5 th century, many
of them were still “returning” to their homeland – led by
Ezrah and Nehemiah. By then, the early returnees had
built/rebuilt the Temple of Solomon (in 515 BC). For the
next five centuries, the Jewish state remained unharmed
by big-power machinations.
Jews were still working on the their holy books – the
Torah and the Talmud. Of the two, the Talmud would
prove most damaging to all humanity. While both Jews
and Christians consider the books of the Hebrew Bible as
scripture, the Talmud is used exclusively by the Jews. The
reason is that Talmud divides humanity into two – Jews
and non-Jews.
The Talmud decreed that Jews were the rightful
owners of everything on earth and that non-Jews
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