The Book of Haggai is the second shortest book of the Jewish Bible (after Obadyah). The general theme of the book is a call out to rebuild the second Temple in his time. God’s call to Israel through Haggai was to rebuild the Temple. His word came to Haggai on the 24th of Kislev in the second year of King Darius’ reign. Yehudah Glick stood on the Temple Mount, guiding a group of tourist and reading from the Book of Haggai, exactly on this day 2500 years later – 24 of Kislev.