Location of Herod and Solomon Temples on the Temple Mount Jerusalem
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Herod's Temple in 3D
Enter the Photo Gallery Of Herod's Temple
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Please join me as we walk through
Herod's Temple and Fort Antonia in 3D
Play
list (38
minutes) YouTube channel NormaR346A narrated video series of Herod's Temple by Norma Robertson. Part 1. Entering from the South Gate. Making a Passover Peace Offering. Part 2. The Aqueduct and cleaning the Priest Court of the sacrificial blood Part 3. Entering the Temple from the East Gate and Solomon's Porch. Part 4. Entering the Temple from Robinson's Arch Plus a tour of the Temple house and various buildings on the Temple court. Part 5. Bringing in the Animals for Sacrifice. How did the animals get from the Nehemiah's sheep gate to the lower court? This
Temple location is in accordance with the
many sources available to us. The scriptures. The many maps, drawn up
by the early explorers of
the 1800's that were allowed to enter the underground passages.
Josephus, a Jewish historian, that not only grew up in Jerusalem, but
recorded the destruction of the Temple in 70 AD. Also the Jewish
information contained in the Mishnah concerning the aqueduct. And of
course the ruins and many artifacts uncovered by archaeologist,
Benjamin Mazar, and now through his grand daughter, Eilat Mazar. I
created this as if a model built on a green table top, only in this
case you get to enter and walk through, and fly over, that
model. The model is designed according to the map below
with the lower court on the Ophel outside the south wall of the Temple
Mount as it is today.
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Credit: Thank you David Morton of
Canada for all your help and inspiration.
New articles by Norma Robertson 6/4/2018
