The Beginning of the Contruction of the 3rd Temple
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Monday, November 30, 2009 Israel Today Staff
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Will the Third Temple be built next year?
According to a centuries-old rabbinical prophecy that appears to be coming true, on March 16, 2010, Israel will begin construction of the Third Temple in Jerusalem.
During the 18th century, the Vilna Gaon, a respected rabbinical authority, prophesied that the Hurva Synagoge in Jerusalem, which was built during his day, would be destroyed and rebuilt twice, and that when the Hurva was completed for the third time, construction on the Third Temple would begin.
The Hurva Synagogue was first destroyed shortly after its initial construction when Muslims demanding the return of loans tore it down. The synagogue was rebuilt a hundred years later and became the most important Jewish house of worship in the Holy Land, only be blown to pieces by Jordanian troops during Israel's 1948 War of Independence.
In 2001, Israel finally decided to rebuild the landmark, which today stands in the center of the Jewish Quarter in Jerusalem's Old City. The building is scheduled to be completed and the Hurva Synagogue dedicated for the third time on March 15 of next year.
Monday, November 30, 2009 Israel Today Staff
http://www.israeltoday.co.il/default.aspx?tabid=178&nid=20063
Will the Third Temple be built next year?
According to a centuries-old rabbinical prophecy that appears to be coming true, on March 16, 2010, Israel will begin construction of the Third Temple in Jerusalem.
During the 18th century, the Vilna Gaon, a respected rabbinical authority, prophesied that the Hurva Synagoge in Jerusalem, which was built during his day, would be destroyed and rebuilt twice, and that when the Hurva was completed for the third time, construction on the Third Temple would begin.
The Hurva Synagogue was first destroyed shortly after its initial construction when Muslims demanding the return of loans tore it down. The synagogue was rebuilt a hundred years later and became the most important Jewish house of worship in the Holy Land, only be blown to pieces by Jordanian troops during Israel's 1948 War of Independence.
In 2001, Israel finally decided to rebuild the landmark, which today stands in the center of the Jewish Quarter in Jerusalem's Old City. The building is scheduled to be completed and the Hurva Synagogue dedicated for the third time on March 15 of next year.
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Permalink Reply by newview on
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Will you be going there to worship before the anti-christ pays his visit.
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Permalink Reply by Hezekiah Ben Israel on
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No.. I am going to the wilderness of Sinai until the 2nd coming of the Lord.
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No. I will be preparing to get my family to the place of safety, and all who will listen.
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Permalink Reply by Archbishop Trevor 'Elihu' Greene on
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Interestingly enough, the LAST group who decided to do that exact thing that you did was slaughtered out in the wilderness. They were the Zealots. There were the ones that made the Caves of Quram, and interestingly enough, they MISSED the coming of the Messiah.
Will history repeat itself again with Hezekiah being apart of the loyal crew? -
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No, it will not repeat because the Zealots of that time did not have the commandments written in their minds, and in their hearts.
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Because Jesus gathered Israel of old in the wilderness of Sinai, and he changes not, so he will do it the same way. Jeremiah 23 tells you that.
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Yes because I am suffering long with you. I could easily say you have no knowledge, and move on and not speak to you, but since I wash the feet of the people who would be saints if they had knowledge. They had knowledge in Jesus' day, that is why they could be called Saints. Saints keep the commandments of God to the best of their ability.
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Who will hear the Word of the Lord, and the signs of the testimony, and the prophecies spoken by the prophets the times of the last days?
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"...Yes because I am suffering long with you. I could easily say you have no knowledge, and move on and not speak to you, but since I wash the feet of the people who would be saints if they had knowledge..."
Hahahahaah...Hahahahaah...Boy O Boy!
You got to be kidding.
Thats yall doctrine too?
When Jesus told his followers to wash each others feet - He meant talk to people about salvation...Hahahaha!
Hezekiah - you are so entertaining. -
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