Posted on 02/23/2015 9:20:32 PM PST by Perseverando
I wish I could remember where I read it but it was too long ago. The premise was the Temple is not where the Dome of the Rock is. The claim at that time was the Dome was built over the Fortress Antonia.
Cornuke’s effort won’t stop the Islamo-fascists from trying to destroy Israel and the West.
Thank you.
the Temple is spiritual
Up until about 1830, Christians believed that Daniels 70 weeks prophecy had all been fulfilled.
The final abomination of desolation is not having a pig picking in some temple.
The only reason some desire a different location for the Temple is a Christian religious one.
Since attempting to rebuild the Temple is fraught with so many difficulties that it would take years and war(s) to resolve, those who wish to hasten it would like it to be in an easier location so rebuilding could start quickly. They need the talisman for the Rapture, and they want to be alive to see it.
Just take a tour underground of the Temple. The gigantic corner stones are still there. 2,000 years of Jewish tradition, a really big rock with a labyrinth of tunnels underneath are still there. Audacity, indeed. Can this scholar find his own arse in the dark with a flashlight? Or does he need to research that thoroughly, too?
“There is one for my Mom in the wall...maybe...that was twenty years ago....”
I recall reading the prayers are removed from the wall after a period of time but none are thrown away - all are kept.
Well, that’s kewel.
Always figured it just blew away eventually.
Maybe there is prayer tells us what really happened to Kennedy and another that explains why Elvis faked his death...
...Enter Robert Cornuke...
Same guy:
Noah’s Ark, Pieces Intact, Found [2006]
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/religion/1649864/posts
Oh yeah, I remember seeing the intact pieces on that worldwide tour. And right next to it, a different carny had a freezer with the remains of Bigfoot.
I’m reminded of something attributed to P.T. Barnum — “there’s a sucker born every minute, and two born to take him.”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shlomo_Goren#Activism
[snip] Goren repeatedly advocated or supported building a Third Temple on the Temple Mount from the 1960s onward, and was associated with various messianic projects involving the site. In the summer of 1983, Goren and several other rabbis joined Rabbi Yehuda Getz, who worked for the Religious Affairs Ministry at the Western Wall, in touring a chamber underneath the mount that Getz had illegally excavated, where the two claimed to have seen the Ark of the Covenant. The tunnel was shortly discovered and resulted in a massive brawl between young Jews and Arabs in the area. The tunnel was quickly sealed with concrete by Israeli police. The sealed entrance can be seen from the Western Wall Tunnel, which opened to the public in 1996. [/snip]
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