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I have one question: why Rabbi Akiva compares that period to "plowing of the field", why exactly these words?
Person would not plow the field of another person. So it is not referring to romans. So who plowed the field? Does it mean that the reason of destroying the temple were jewish people, this way they made the first prophecy to come true by their actions, to make the future better?