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In the latest Biblical Archaeology Review (Jan./Feb. 2016), Peter Schertz and Steven Fine wrote an interesting article called “A Temple’s Golden Anniversary”. The anniversary they refer to is that…
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The Akedah (binding of Isaac) takes place on a mountain in the obscure land of Moriah. When a Judahite scribe later revised the story to have the angel of YHWH stop Abraham from killing his son, he connected Moriah with the Jerusalem Temple, thereby giving it a new hieros logos—a sacred founding legend. | Prof. Rami Arav
The Jerusalem Temple, also known as the Beis Hamikdash, was the center of Jewish worship for over 1,000 years. It was a place of pilgrimage, prayer, and sacrifice, and was considered the holiest site in Judaism. Despite its destruction in 70 CE, the Temple remains a symbol of Jewish identity...
Two blocked arches in a wall on the Temple Mount were found. Archaeological architect Dr. Leen Ritmeyer examines their connection to the Sukkot holiday.
I have been asked on several occasions why the location of the Temple of Jerusalem should be in dispute. Everyone seems fairly certain of its original location why should anyone question this? First of all, I prefer to question everything. Taking anything for granted leaves one at the disadvantage of having to rely upon the…
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Levite musicians from the Temple of Jerusalem. By Temple Institute.
The new discovery of a First Temple era palace confirms the Bible’s account of a thriving Kingdom of Judah in the 7th century BC.
