From: 	 heb_roots_chr@mail.geocities.com
Sent: 	 Thursday, September 25, 1997 11:16 PM
To: 	 "Hebraic Heritage Newsgroup"
Subject: Temple Mount Location

 

From:          Thomas Huck
To:            heb_roots_chr@geocities.com
Subject:       Temple Mount Location

While you might be right about the smiles of those who really think that they
know better than the rest of us unintelligent people and that the Temple can
be rebuilt without disturbing the Dome of the Rock.  Well maybe the last
laugh is on you and them.  You better do your homework on the Muslim people
period - because they will fight to the death if anyone thinks that they can
construct any religious building anywhere within 5 miles of the Dome of the
Rock.  So you might think that the Dome of the Rock can remain but unless God
does something about the Muslims and their interest in the Dome of the Rock -
it doesn't matter whereever you think that the right location of the Temple
should be!  The Muslims won't want it!

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From:          AMIAVRAHAM
To:            heb_roots_chr@geocities.com
Subject:       Re: The Temple Mount and the Future Temple

Dear Garcia: 

Are you considering the building of Temple beside the islam temple as
some peacefull deal? Can you imagine the Temple of the Holy Elohim
together with this gentil and unclean place? No brother. Never that
happen! Dan.

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From:          Dee Crabb
To:            heb_roots_chr@mail.geocities.com
Subject:       Re: Temple Mount

Dr. Levesque,

Mount Moriah is the Mount of the L-RD, and being so it can not change
just because man has decided to enlarge the top of the Mount. The
whole of the Mount is seen as "the place" where G-d has put His Name,
not only the Mount but the entirety of Jerusalem itself. Yes, the
court of the Gentiles was for the Gentiles, and Gentiles have been in
control of the Mount for a very long period of time. There are many
types of Gentiles. And the ones during the latter part of the seven
years of the birth pains are the false messiah and his hordes. He will
not be Arabic, so why would even he allow the Dome to remain? If he
will be seeking all to worship him, then it would seem logical that
the Dome has to go. The study that I did on the Temple Mount and the
placement of the Temple building itself places it just a little North
and East of the present sight of the Dome, and not at the Dome of the
Spirits. Just because the L-RD allows the Dome to stand now is no
puzzle. But when the time for the restoration of the altar comes it
will take some considerable space. The altar is built and put into use
first. The Mount will be teeming with priests and Israelites and
worshipers. The tabernacle will be repaired and used till the Temple
building construction begins. You say that during the time of the
tribulation that Israel will be "permitted" to build a pre-fabricated
Temple. Israel and the Jewish people do not need permission from
anyone in order to build the Temple!  They have a standing and
perpetual statute or law, to build that Temple. They already have
permission in the form of a commandment from G-d to do it! They do not
need man's permission. And if that is so, and it is, then why would
they build a pre-fabricated second rate Temple? Before they would do
that they would use the Tabernacle (tent, of David) of the wilderness,
which according to Scripture will be found and repaired and
reinstituted. We do know that there will be a Temple, and we do know
that the false messiah will sit in that Temple, but he will not fool
the devout Jews (or other believers) who know the Torah. We do know
that he will have a false prophet with him, and we do know that the
false prophet is not a Moslem. That false prophet comes from the world
of Christianity, the Christianity that does not believe or adhere to
the Torah of G-d. I have learned the the war of Ezekiel 38-39 does not
come at the beginning of the tribulation (birth pains), but in fact
comes during the end of the third year and beginning of the fourth of
the birth pains. And when Gog and Magog come down from the North they
wipe out the Arab factions along the way who have been allied with
them. So perhaps the Dome will remain until then, who knows? But I
sincerely doubt that it will remain standing when Israel regains
control of the Mount. And because of that fact there will be much
trouble with a big 'T' in the land between Jews and Arabs (as if there
isn't enough already!). This to me, is the "key" to how the birth
pains begin, and not the war of Gog and Magog. For Gog and Magog get
destroyed at the mid-way point by G-d, and then the false messiah
sweeps down and mops up the operation, and enters Jerusalem as a
"messiah" of sorts. He and his false prophet and hordes reign for
forty-two months. Everybody knows this. Our Messiah Yeshua does indeed
construct a new Temple. But does He repair the one that is standing,
or build an entirely new one? He builds the one in Ezekiel. The Temple
of Ezekiel (as drawn by man's understanding) has a building that looks
very much like the Temple building of the past. I saw a real
difference in the Mount though, as it had four very large chambers
that sat very near each corner of the Temple building. Are these
"chambers" the place that Yeshua has prepaired for the believers or
saints? Are these the many rooms of the mansions of the Father? If
this new one is built during the millennium then what happens to it
when G-d's heavenly Temple and throne come down to the earth at the
end of that last millennium when Messiah turns the Kingdom over to
G-d? Is it torn down? If we look at the past we will see that the
reconstuction of the Temple did not require the tearing down of the
old one. It was "repaired" and sometimes enlarged (and done very
carefully). All of these questions and thoughts need further
searching. I don't know about all of you, but I have a great time
researching, studying, and reading Torah. Some day we will know all
things, but till then, enjoy your walk in the Garden of G-d. 

Shalom,
Dee.

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