From: 	 heb_roots_chr@mail.geocities.com
Sent: 	 Wednesday, September 17, 1997 10:26 PM
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Subject: Re: The Temple Mount and the Future Temple

From:          Dr. D. Levesque
To:            heb_roots_chr@geocities.com
Subject:       Re: The Temple Mount and the Future Temple
heb_roots_chr@mail.geocities.com wrote:
> From:          Dee
> To:            heb_roots_chr@geocities.com
> Subject:       Re: The Temple Mount and the future Temple
> 
> Dee wrote
> 
> How can the Temple Mount ever be divided between two religions?
> Whenever, in the past, the Temple was restored or improved, the pagan
> shrines were always destroyed. How can a pagan shrine and the Temple
> of the L-RD be sitting right next to one another? If the Temple Mount
> has to be cleansed with the ashes of the red heifer, then it would
> just become defiled again in the Dome of the Rock is left standing
> there. A man made wall in between the two would not help keep the
> Mount from being defiled all over again. 
>
>From Dr. Levesque:
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It must be remembered that the original Temple Mount (Ornan
threshingfloor; 1 Chron 21:20), was changed and enlarged by king Herod
in the first century.  The temple measurements could not be changed, but
the setting could.  This enlargement was the court of the gentiles, it
included the Roman Antonio's fortress at one corner of the Temple
Mount.  Today's Western Wall or Katel is the retaining wall build to the
present Temple Mount.  The Scriptures also gives us a clue to what is
going to transpire in the latter days on those Temple Grounds. 
Rev 11:2
2	But the court which is without the temple leave out, and measure it
not; for it is given unto the Gentiles: and the holy city shall they
tread under foot forty and two months.
(KJV)
Dee wrote:
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>
>Perhaps when the Jewish
> people get back control of the Temple Mount they will take the Dome
> down, and have it moved to another location in a Moslem country. Have
> you done a study on the Ritmeyer's Temple drawings? It seems to me
> that the whole of the Mount is needed for the Temple and all the
> services that it entails, and all the chambers for various objects and
> rituals. I saw a drawing in a book, which I have since loaned out, and
> the drawing showed Ezekiel's Temple and the whole of the Mount was
> used for it. As soon as I get the book back I will give you the
> correct title and author. Till then,
> 
>From Dr. Levesque:
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After the coming war of Ezekiel 38 and 39 (not Armageddon), which comes
seven years later, but that which begins Jacobs trouble (Tribulation), 
the coming Anti-Christ will make a treaty with Israel, and during that
time Israel will be permitted to build a pre-fabricated Temple,  with
the courts remaining in the hands of the Gentiles.   It must be noted
that even the beast will be permitted to sit in that Temple, by the
majority of the Judaic religious system of that time.  During the first
century, the High Priest system was also corrupted, Caiaphas himself was
not a Levite but a descendant of Esau placed there by Herod. 
The Future Temple mentioned in Ezekiel is only erected after the coming
of the messiah, and will be build during the millenium age.
Shalom
Dr. D. Levesque
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From:          Stefan Blad 
To:            "'heb_roots_chr@geocities.com'"<heb_roots_chr@geocities.com> Subject:       
RE: The Temple Mount and the Future Temple

Shalom Rooters
If you count every 4th letter in Gen 2:9 in hebrew you will find the
word ZION.
"veTS hachayIm betOch hagaN" - "and the tree of life inside the
garden"
It seems that the tree of life was in Zion!
Stefan Blad
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