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*The [[Third Temple]] refers to the structure which may be built on the [[Temple Mount]] in anticipation of the [[Second Coming of Christ]]. Several historians use the term in reference to the temple built by Roman Emperor [[Hadrian]] on the Temple Mount in honor of the Roman god Capitoline Jupiter; he renamed the city [[Aelia Capitolina]] in this god's honor. Many Jews believe the Temple will be rebuilt only with the coming of [[Moshiach]]. | *The [[Third Temple]] refers to the structure which may be built on the [[Temple Mount]] in anticipation of the [[Second Coming of Christ]]. Several historians use the term in reference to the temple built by Roman Emperor [[Hadrian]] on the Temple Mount in honor of the Roman god Capitoline Jupiter; he renamed the city [[Aelia Capitolina]] in this god's honor. Many Jews believe the Temple will be rebuilt only with the coming of [[Moshiach]]. | ||
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Revision as of 04:36, January 4, 2008
Temple of Jerusalem may refer to one of two or three temples located on Mount Moriah in Jerusalem:
- The First, or Solomon's Temple refers to the temple built by King Solomon.
- The Second Temple refers to the temple rebuilt by Zerubabbel, which was subsequently taken down and rebuilt on a grand scale by Herod.
- The Third Temple refers to the structure which may be built on the Temple Mount in anticipation of the Second Coming of Christ. Several historians use the term in reference to the temple built by Roman Emperor Hadrian on the Temple Mount in honor of the Roman god Capitoline Jupiter; he renamed the city Aelia Capitolina in this god's honor. Many Jews believe the Temple will be rebuilt only with the coming of Moshiach.
Temple of Jerusalem has more than one meaning. As such, this article is merely a disambiguation page, listing articles associated with Temple of Jerusalem.
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