
The Book of Isaiah contains the most astounding prophecy in the Hebrew Bible. Ostensibly, the Prophet Isaiah, who flourished in the eighth century B.C.E., according to Isaiah 1:1, accurately foresaw events that occurred a couple hundred years later: He predicted that after the Jerusalem Temple was destroyed and the Jewish people exiled, a foreign king named Cyrus would rise up and restore the scattered nation and authorize the rebuilding of the Temple—an event that actually did occur in 538 B.C.E.:
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