Sam Rohrer: August 15, 2019

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The Jewish holy day "Tisha B'Av" is the day in the Jewish world that marks the same day on the Jewish calendar when both Solomon's Temple was destroyed in 586 BC, and Herod's Temple was destroyed in 70 AD. It is also the day when Jews conclude three weeks of mourning for those Temple's being destroyed and then they start praying for the Temple, the next Temple that the Bible calls for which will be built in Jerusalem, and they want  that to be done in the next year, before the next Tisha B'Av. Today Jimmy DeYoung has Winkie Medad to come to the Broadcast Table here on PTIB, to explain all that this entails and how it fits into the last days scenario found in the Bible.