On Israel’s Independence Day: Lawmaker calls to build Third Temple
“The time has come to build a Jewish synagogue on the Temple Mount.”
Manufacturing of unique red dye for Third Temple begins
(Tola’at shani) is usually translated as crimson wool but the actual term refers to the worm which is the source of the dye used for the Temple curtain, as well as the garments of the High Priest:
Fire on Temple Mount: Zecharia’s prophecy signaling 3rd Temple construction [Watch]
“The Arabs thought they were repeating that but what they failed to understand was that according to the prophecy, it is precisely this fire which signals the return of the Temple.”
When The Third Temple Is Built, These Temple Priests Will Be Ready To Serve
Two rabbis are taking practical steps to prepare for Ezekiel’s vision of a reinstated Temple service.
‘CoronaVirus Won’t go Away Until Third Temple Built’ Rabbi says
“We are here on the Temple Mount, sending up a prayer for the healing of the entire world,” Rabbi Lipo said. “The Temple is the crown, just like tefillin on the head of a Jewish man.”
Israel’s Defense Minister: We are Now in Era of Third Temple
“We need to understand the big picture” Bennett said adding “today we are in (the era of) the Third Temple.”
Sanhedrin Gets Authorization to Use Their Trees for Third Temple
On Tuesday, the day after the holiday of Tu Beshvat, the fruit from the first trees and grapevines planted by the Sanhedrin will be fit to be used in the Temple.
‘Israel’s Reaction to Trump Deal Mirrors Book of Ezra Right Before Temple Construction’ Yehuda Glick says
“just as some ‘wept loudly’ while at the same time others yelled ‘shouts of joy’ , the nation couldn’t “tell the difference between the voices of the shouting of happiness and the voices of the nation crying.”
Recently Revealed Jewish Prayer on Temple Mount: First Stage in Third Temple Construction
Rabbi Glick was motivated by a vision of the Temple Mount as a House of Prayer for All Nations. He did not object to Muslims praying on the site and was even filmed praying alongside Muslims at the site.
Digging in Spot where Temple Vessels Last Seen has Just been Authorized
The location is very accessible from the modern city of Jerusalem. It may seem incredible that these treasures could remain hidden for 2,000 years in such a publicly accessible spot but Moskoff sees this as part of the story.
