The larger point I'd like to make is this: considering these prophesies to be evidence in support of a larger interpretive construct which includes God desiring a new, phyical temple is a mistake. The New Testament makes it absolutely clear that the temple is spiritual in nature, just as Christ's kingdom is spiritual in nature. The unclear must be understood in the light of the clear, and it is clear that Jesus Christ fulfilled Old Testament prophecy in a way that the prophets themselves would never have imagined -- spiritually.
The spiritual nature of Christ's kingdom harmonizes and unifies the Old and New Testaments and will ultimately harmonize and unify Jews and Gentiles. It is the power of God's Spirit moving through His Church, which is His Temple, that will draw people to His Kingdom.
Of course, once you've accepted the spiritual nature of the Kingdom, you start to see that the whole pre-millenialist view of things is probably incorrect: there will be no earthly temple, no rapture, no thousand years of peace, no Gog and Magog, no satanic world ruler, no failure of the Church to make disciples of the nations, and no slaughtering of the world's armies by Jesus Christ.
I would guess that our beliefs about these things are 180-degrees apart, and I doubt we're going to reconcile them on this thread! So let me just say thanks for all your thoughtful replies, and I'll see you again soon on another thread.