Destruction (Siege, Fall) of Jerusalem

In 70 A.D., Roman armies destroyed Jerusalem and the Second Temple, just as Jesus foretold (Matthew 24:1–2). Yeshuans sees this as the fulfillment of biblical prophecy—not just a historical tragedy, but the divine conclusion of Israel’s covenantal role in God’s redemptive plan. This event brought the age of material religion to a close: no more temple, priesthood, or sacrificial system. It confirmed Christ’s return and the full implementation of the New Covenant. With it, the old world passed away, and a new spiritual reality began. The Fall of Jerusalem is central to the Fulfilled Perspective and redefines how we read eschatological passages today.