Sentences with phrase «rebuilding of their temple»

I have a good friend who is a devout Jew and I asked him why could it be that in 2000 years God had not brought about the rebuilding of the temple.

The 1000 year reign of Jesus the Christ has not began as of yet and the rebuilding of the temple was a refernce to Himself, for Jesus the Christ is the true Temple / Tabernacle and is alive and seated at the right hand of His Father, The Holy God.

For this is all YHWH tells us about of His holy land being rebuilt in Jeremiah 31:37 - 40, and in Ezekiel chapters 40 - 46, of this new kingdom being rebuilt of the temples for sacrifice, and all for YHWH, even before the last battle comes in Ezekiel 38.

The beginning of the last 7 years begins with a major peace agreement that involves Israel and their rebuilding of their temple (which requires that they obtain the Temple Mount property which is now in the hands of the Palestinians, on which sits a Mosque).

Historical allusions to the rebuilding of the temple may point to a period after 132, although they may indicate earlier events.

Not exact matches

Remember, the only reason the Christian Right wants Israel to be protected so badly, is because they want the Mosque of Omar to be torn down and the temple rebuilt.

7) to put your reasoning to the test, since you are a practicing Jew: if the temple in Jerusalem were rebuilt today (in place of the Dome of the Rock), would there be sacrifices there or not?

Hardly anything survives from Constantine's city, but the great church of Hagia Sophia, «Divine Wisdom», now a mosque, which was rebuilt on more than one occasion, is on the site of the church built by Constantine, which was itself built on the foundations of a pagan temple.

(Revelation 6:10) The writer of Lamentations, bewailing the miserable estate of desolated Zion, cried, «Do unto them, as thou hast done unto me»; (Lamentations 1:22) Nehemiah, rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem, besought Yahweh against his foes, «Cover not their iniquity, and let not their sin be blotted out from before thee»; (Nehemiah 4:5) and in the Psalter are outbursts of vindictiveness the singing of which in the second temple seems scarcely credible:

Neville as i mentioned it is speculation and it may or may not happen people like John Hagee are certainly believing in the temple being rebuilt and that that the anti christ will arise i am not trying to convince you it is just what i have heard and it could happen.I agree totally that our day to day relationship with the Lord is our top priority.The discussion is about the Lords return and there are signs that will occur before he returns the temple for some is one of the signs.

Even though some seventy years later the temple was rebuilt and sacrifices reinstated, this step proved retrogressive, leading to a period of stagnation.

You would need to do a much more exhaustive process of ensuring that all of the translated references to 3 days and 3 nights are correct and not something like «I will rebuild the temple within 3 days» where there is some temporal wiggle room.

Yeah and have you notice the temple has not been rebuilt in Jerusalem its been 64 years and still no temple on mount MORIAH they are still praying at the western wall it does not add up.I guess they are waiting for all those 12 tribes of the Hebrew Isrealite too return one.

The expected Messiah was to have heralded an era of world peace, rebuilt the temple, and do a few other things all within an ordinary human lifetime.

So a group of Israelites, about 50,000 of them, returned under the leadership of a man named Zerubabbel, to rebuild the temple.

The generally agreed - upon context is the permission given by Cyrus of Persia (in approximately 538 B.C.E.) to the exiled Judeans to rebuild their temple in Jerusalem.

We know from archaeological evidence that Cyrus allowed a number of conquered peoples to rebuild their homelands and local temples.

No temple of worship should be allowed to be built at ground zero until the only place of worship that was destroyed in the 9/11 disaster is allowed to rebuild: St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church!

It was the hymnal of the temple that was rebuilt after the return of the Hebrews from exile in Babylon, and reflects the mature religious experience of the people.

The time was the Maccabean revolt (165 B.C.) of a group of Jews against Antiochus Epiphanes IV, who dedicated to Zeus Olympus the second (rebuilt) temple in Jerusalem.

At the end of 70 years in captivity, the Jewish people were allowed to return home and rebuild Jerusalem and the temple.

who says to the deep, «Be dry — I will dry up your rivers»; who says of Cyrus, «He is my shepherd, and he shall carry out all my purpose»; and who says of Jerusalem, «It shall be rebuilt,» and of the temple, «Your foundation shall be laid.»

As a model for mission, it has focused on the wish of their ancestors exiled in Babylonia (597 - 538 BCE) to return to Jerusalem and to rebuild the temple.

In 538 BC, a man named Zerubbabel was given permission by Cyrus, the king of Persia, to return to Israel and rebuild the temple in Jerusalem (Ezra 1 — 2).

The process of rebuilding the temple experienced many setbacks and difficulties, so the prophets Haggai and Zechariah encouraged the people to continue rebuilding the temple despite all of the problems.

This is the rock where God ordered Abraham to bind his son Isaac for sacrifice, and where later David and Solomon would build the central ritual structure of Judaism, the twice - destroyed temple that many Jews dream will be rebuilt in a messianic future when the dead are revived.

Several months ago a New Yorker article described the sensation among ultra-Orthodox Jews in Jerusalem caused by a Mississippi cattle breeder who noted an unblemished red heifer in his herd, read Numbers 19 and declared that the animal was a sign that the temple must be rebuilt in preparation for the millennial reign of Jesus — regardless of the escalation of mayhem such exegesis in action would heap upon Jews, Muslims and Christians in the Holy City.

The exiled Hebrews, however, desired nothing quite so much as the rebuilding of that destroyed city and temple; their persistent ambition centered in the restoration of the very shrine whose ruin had done so much to refine and elevate their faith.

According to the «biblical prophecies» on which the novels are based, the Antichrist will support a Russian invasion of Israel, rebuild the Jerusalem temple, and lead nation into war against nation.

The issue is, theologically it would go against the prophecies and so would be destroyed most likely and not be rebuilt to its former glory until the messiah comes, there's also the issue that to rebuild the third temple they would need to knock down the Dome of the Rock (among other things) because the temple is pretty massive, and something tells me that muslims wouldn't exactly welcome the idea.

Let the righteous rejoice in the rebuilding of thy city, and in the establishment of thy temple, and in the flourishing of the horn of David thy servant, and in the clear - shining light of the son of Jesse, thine anointed.

The more one can picture imaginatively the Hebrews in exile in Babylon or singing psalms of joy in the temple rebuilt on their return, the early church guarding carefully the precious fragments that told the story of Jesus, Paul among the churches or in prison writing to nourish and admonish those new in the faith, the more one can gather meaning from the words.

But since the earthquake had sealed off the Egyptian rock - cut original, the Nubian rulers had rebuilt it as a freestanding temple in front of the mountain.

The seven - courtyard large temple was originally built in the early 11th century, but was destroyed in the earthquake of 1917 and has since been rebuilt.

Gusti Ngurah Rangsasa then fled and the community rebuilt the temple in honor of Danghyang Nirartha and his teachings.

Another fellow gamer proved his ultimate gaming street cred by rebuilding that famous temple in the Legend of Zelda series in glorious high definition.

They were led to a quiet room for a lengthy discussion of Sugimoto's thirty - six - photograph installation of 1,000 Buddha statues in Kyoto's Sanjūsangen - dō (the Hall of Thirty - Three Bays, a temple which was competed under the order of Emperor Go - Shirakawa in 1164, the main hall was rebuilt in 1266); five seascape pictures; his first video, Accelerated Buddha (1997), and more.