Greetings, librarians,
I'm forwarding this question that came to us via the website. Please
contact Tim directly if you recognize the story.
Thanks.
Nancy
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Subject: Association of Jewish Libraries Comment form
Date: Wed, 14 Nov 2018 14:54:23 +0000
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To: [email protected]
Comment/question posted from Association of Jewish Libraries site:
Name: Tim Brown
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 8645801393
Comment: I am a librarian at Wofford College, in South Carolina. I am
working on a research question from a professor. He wants to know which
sacred Jewish text, if any, speaks of how a house, or institution, that
takes generations to build can be destroyed in a relatively very short
time. I asked the professor whether he came across this metaphor in
relation to the destruction of the First Temple (in 586 BCE) or that of
the Second Temple (70 CE). But he cannot remember. I greatly appreciate
your help with this.
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