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Solomon Temple Exact Location yet to Need Confirmed for Rebuilding

For centuries, millions have acknowledged and revered the Temple Mount – site of The Dome of The Rock – as the original location of the Holy Temple of God built by King Solomon and the Second Temple of God which was destroyed in 70 AD by the Romans. Many pilgrimages have been made by Christians, Jews and Muslims to view and walk this sacred area. The “Wailing Wall” – purported to be the last remaining vestige of the Second Temple of Israel, is a site where many make daily prayers, longing for the ancient temple to return to its glory. But from a literal reading of the Holy Bible it becomes clear that the Dome of the Rock is NOT the location of the temple of God. The true location can be found in the text of Scripture and this article will reveal this truth and how it was mysteriously lost in antiquity.

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  1. BullDecember 26, 2020 at 11:47 AM

    If not Raman wrecked it down, Jerusalem keeps more cutural heritages.
    Now Israel is trying to grip exact locations of Solomon Temple.
    In the city of David ruins are spreading all over. Archaeologists are working at
    the location. Who is going to pin-point it? Then news jolting world.

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