important historical moments in the history of this religion.
In the history of Judaism there exist important historical moments. The important historical moments in Judaism include; the demolition of the second Temple, the discovery of matzah ball soup, Spanish inquiry, and writing of the Talmud. The second Temple completed in 516 BCE and stood on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem replaced the first temple built by Solomon and was destroyed by the Babylonian kingdom. The second temple was completely renovated, and original structure was transformed into a large wonderful temple. In the 70 CE the second temple was destroyed by the romans during a Jewish revolt. The Temple lasted for 585 years and the Jewish still belief that the second temple will be replaced by a future third temple. The event represents the final unit in the historical events of Hebrew Bible. Matzah ball soup discovered by the Jews from the unleavened bread and Jews ate while escaping Egypt an event commonly known as the Passover.
Tribunal of the sacred office of inquisition is another name for Spanish inquisition established in 1478 with the intention of maintaining the Catholic orthodoxy and to replace medieval inquisition that was under Papal control. The inquisition became the most practical of the three different expressions of catholic inquisition as a whole accompanied by the roman and Portugal inquisition. Spanish inquest was firstly intended to mainly to recognize heretics in those converted from Judaism and Islam to Catholicism. Inquisition was abolished after declining influence in earlier century in 1834. In popular history and Literature the inquisition is cited as an example of religious repression intolerance. Some of the historians conclude that many charges imposed against the inquisition resulted from Black Legend which was produced by religious and political rivals of Spain more likely in England. Another important moment in the history of the Jews is the writing of the Talmud which is a central text of Judaism and primary source of religious law among the Jews. Talmud has two components namely, Mishnah which is a compendium in Rabbinic Judaism and Gemara that is an elucidation of Mishnah and related Tannaitic writings which entered onto other expounds on Hebrew Bible. The whole Talmud has 63 tractates and in Vilna Shas and has teachings and views on Rabbis on various subjects like harakha and folklore. Talmud is the foundation of all codes of the law of jewishand widely written in the literature of rabbinic.