[Ezekiel]

The three weeks preceding the destruction of the Temple in 70 Ad, are considered a period of mourning by Israel, They commemorate the breaching of the walls of Jerusalem by the Romans, which would lead to the utter destruction of the the Second Temple, commencing on the 17th of Tammuz. (It was on that very day in 2017 that the shootout occurred which led to the new status of custody, which we now see in Jerusalem).

Was there an earlier attack to which you refer? I've had a lot going on, so I might have missed something.

The attack on the policemen occurred on the morning of Friday, July 14th, which was Tammuz 20.

It's an interesting date in history nonetheless:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/14_July_Revolution

The Golden (50th) Gate, through which tradition says the Messiah will enter:

Another living parable, this one paradoxically written in stone.

[Lera]

[[The Golden (50th) Gate, through which tradition says the Messiah will enter:
Another living parable, this one paradoxically written in stone. ]]

The original gate is underneath.
I can not remember his name but he is a little red headed archaeologist that at them time was studying in Israel.
He was messing around that gate on the outside and the ground collapsed underneath him . He was in a chamber full of bones and could see the original gate . He did take a couple of picture but they didn’t come out that good and he wrote a paper.

He tried to come back with others to documented it and the muslims wouldn’t let them and they filled the hole with concrete right away.

[pastorbillrandles]

Ezekiel,I stand corrected,I read that wrong. I think it still significant that this event occurred during the three weeks leading up to Tisha B, Av. Thanks for the heads up...

[pastorbillrandles]

Ezekiel,I stand corrected,I read that wrong. I think it still significant that this event occurred during the three weeks leading up to Tisha B, Av. Thanks for the heads up...