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  • Tuvia Sagiv, a Tel Aviv architect, has proposed a Southern location for the Temples with extensive documentation and research during the past five years.
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    Tuvia Sagiv

    Iyar 5764, May 10, 2004

    Editors Note: In his geophysical research at the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, using Thermal Infra Red imagery, Tuvia Sagiv has shown that the ancient foundation under the Dome of the Rock is apparently octagonal. Such a foundation is more consistent with an original pagan helgedom having existed there before the Dome of the Rock was built in 691 A.D. (See Penetrating Insights into the Temple Mount,http://templemount.org/radarir.html. 1993-1995)

    Sagiv found a similar octagonal foundation at Caesarea at the site of Stato's tower, which was built in the 5th Century B.C. The name of Strato's Tower preserves the name of the goddess 'Ashtrt ('Ashtoreth'), the well-known Canaanite goddess. Thus the site of the Dome of the Rock may have originally been a Canaanite High Place dedicated to Ashteroth. If so, Sagiv believes the Jews would have built the First and Second Temples below the summit of Mount Moriah deliberately to disassociate

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    Time for a Temple?

    Jewish Plans to Rebuild the Temple
    The most volatile 35 acres on earth are undoubtedly those comprising a rectangular platform in East Jerusalem on which the ancient Jewish Temple once stood. Both the Old Testament (Isa. 2:2–3; Ezek. 37:26–28; 40–48; Dan. 9:27; Mic. 4:1–2; Hag. 2:7–9; Zech. 6:12–15; 14:20) and the New Testament (Mt. 24:15; Mk. 13:14; 2 Th. 2:4; Rev. 11:1–2) affirm that a new Temple will once again occupy this platform as part of God’s end-time program for the nation of Israel. What evidence is there in Israel today that this predicted rebuilding is close to becoming a reality?

    The Prayer for the Temple
    Since the destruction of the Second Temple by the Romans in 70 A.D., Jewish prayers have been made for its rebuilding. Such a precedent was set by the Prophet Daniel while in Babylonian exile (Dan. 9:17), and Orthodox Jews—the denomination most desirous of a Third Temple—today recite three times daily the words: “May it be Thy will that the Temp

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    The Moat and a View at the Attempts to identify the Location of the Hasmonean Temple

    Tuvia Sagiv Shekarka

    The Moat and a View at the Attempts to identify the Location of the Hasmonean Temple

    Tuvia Sagiv Shekarka

    March 2022

    Sections

    1. Methodology

    2. Difficulties in locating the site of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem

    3. "Jerusalem, hills enfold it" (Psalms 125:2)

    4. Location of the Antonia Fortress

    5. The walls of the Moriah Compound are not the walls of the Temple Mount expanded by Herod

    6. Location of the Akra Fortress

    7. Borders of the sector in which the Temple Mount and Holy Temple may be located

    8. Elevation ofthe Holy Temple

    9. Height of the Akra Fortress

    10. Summary

    11. Quotations from the textual sources

    12. Data and basic assumptions

    1. Methodology

      The starting point for the research of Jerusalem has been that the Mt. Moriah Compound - the Haram el Sharif- is the Temple Mount as expanded by Herod.

      This assumption became the paradigm, but casting doub

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