Talmud

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According to the Talmud(Tractate Yoma 39b), four interesting events occured durng the 40 years prior to the destruction ofthe templ in CE 70: (1) the selection of the Yom Kippur Goat  (via lot) was never adequately completed; (2) the crimson cord never turned white which was to represent forgiveness of sins (3) one of the candles of the Menorah had trouble staying lit and (4) the doors of the Temple opened seemingly on their own.

Is there a person or event that answers these questions? or Both?

Back:

Could the answer have something to o with Jesus' sacrifice on the cross around  CE 30?

If the lot for the Yom Kippur goat was unable to be selected, cou that mean the ultimate Yom Kippur sacrifice alreay had been secured through Jesus? (Hebrews 9:1-14; Hebrews 10:1-7)

If the cord no longer turned white to signifying God's forgiveness of sins had already been secured because of Jesus if we would accept it? (Hebrews 9:15-22; Hebrews 10:8-22)

If the candlestick refused to shine, could that symbolize that the Menorah realized it cold not compete with the light of Messiah Jesus? (John 8:12-20; Revelation 21:23-25)

If the door of the Temple continued to open, could that mean that a path (to a heavenly Temple) to approach Go personally had already been paved by Jesus?(Hebrews 9:23-25; Hebrews 6:19-20; Revelation 21:22)