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  1. πŸ•Ž #Hanukkah #history #facts β€”
    Alexander the Great inadvertently set the stage for the events of Hanukkah? Do you know how?

    By dying in 323 BCE without a succession plan. After his death, three Greek generals β€” #Antigonus, #Ptolemy, and #Seleucus β€” divvied up Alexander's conquered lands, each establishing a dynasty. It was a Seleucid leader in Syria who, some generations later, desecrated the #Jewish #Temple in #Jerusalem, prompting the #Maccabees to rebel.

    #religion @histodons @religion

  2. πŸ•Ž #Hanukkah #history #facts β€”
    Alexander the Great inadvertently set the stage for the events of Hanukkah? Do you know how?

    By dying in 323 BCE without a succession plan. After his death, three Greek generals β€” #Antigonus, #Ptolemy, and #Seleucus β€” divvied up Alexander's conquered lands, each establishing a dynasty. It was a Seleucid leader in Syria who, some generations later, desecrated the #Jewish #Temple in #Jerusalem, prompting the #Maccabees to rebel.

    #religion @histodons @religion

  3. πŸ•Ž #Hanukkah #history #facts β€”
    Alexander the Great inadvertently set the stage for the events of Hanukkah? Do you know how?

    By dying in 323 BCE without a succession plan. After his death, three Greek generals β€” #Antigonus, #Ptolemy, and #Seleucus β€” divvied up Alexander's conquered lands, each establishing a dynasty. It was a Seleucid leader in Syria who, some generations later, desecrated the #Jewish #Temple in #Jerusalem, prompting the #Maccabees to rebel.

    #religion @histodons @religion

  4. πŸ•Ž #Hanukkah #history #facts β€”
    Alexander the Great inadvertently set the stage for the events of Hanukkah? Do you know how?

    By dying in 323 BCE without a succession plan. After his death, three Greek generals β€” #Antigonus, #Ptolemy, and #Seleucus β€” divvied up Alexander's conquered lands, each establishing a dynasty. It was a Seleucid leader in Syria who, some generations later, desecrated the #Jewish #Temple in #Jerusalem, prompting the #Maccabees to rebel.

    #religion @histodons @religion