Will an EARTHQUAKE shake Israel to its foundations and rock the world? Would the destruction of the Western/Wailing Wall and the demolition of the "Dome of the Rock" and Al-Aksa mosques—by an ACT OF GOD—serve further notice that it's time to build the Temple?

The Western Wall would have served its purpose and an earthquake could clear the way for major changes.

May the Israelis have a new attitude and act upon it, saying, "Let's move on up to where we should be praying: in the Temple upon the Temple Mount!"

I believe a miracle—a supernatural disaster (a blessing in disguise)—will take care of the militant Muslim symbols of occupation. I’m not calling for any individual to blow up the mosques! However, if the Israeli government finally gets its act together and decides to exercise Israeli sovereignty over the Temple Mount, I'd gladly encourage them to restore Judaism's holiest site to the Jews. After all, this past June marked the 40th anniversary of the initial liberation of the Temple Mount during the Six Day War -- a missed opportunity to reclaim the holiest land in the Promised Land of Israel for the People of Israel.

Despite this public record, I've been deported from Israel (as reported on the front page of The Jerusalem Post, January 8, 1996) for alleged involvement in a plot to "damage the mosques." Before my deportation I was held in Jerusalem's corrupt Russian Compound for three weeks as a politico-religious prisoner. I’m still fighting this injustice and, with God’s help, expect to return and receive Israeli citizenship.

Barry Chamish, in his book, Traitors and Carpetbaggers in the Promised Land, attributes my unjust deportation to an article published in The Traveller magazine in Jerusalem, where I expose a Vatican-German plot to take over the Temple Mount in the Old City for their nefarious purposes.

The Temple is to serve as a national reminder that God’s central to our existence and should be our focal point. It’s understood that the mere presence of a Temple doesn’t necessarily mean that God's Presence is with us. Twice God’s glory left the Temple and Judah was scattered. To avoid making the same mistake again, we must insure God finds a stable home in our loving hearts and minds—not only welcomed in, but invited to stay (Jer. 31:33).

Will the sacrifices start soon? The Cornerstone get put in place and the Temple rebuilt? And will Europe's new Antiochus Epiphanes force his way into the Temple and proclaim himself "God"?

Supposedly the pope wants Jerusalem to become an "international city"—in reality he plans on making it his cultic headquarters based upon the accursed UN Resolution 181!
Who would stand up and oppose this intrusion? Who would denounce this gross violation of Israeli sovereignty? Who would speak out against this folly? "Elijah…" -- the chief spokesman between Two Witnesses who will testify from Jerusalem before a world court.

David Ben Ariel

This subject is one that won't go away...

The Jews don't believe in Christ as Messiah, they are still waiting for the Messiah to come... so they think they have to re-build the temple.

Gershon Solomon and many others are determined to achieve it...
Plans and preparations are being made...
Here is a link to a video about it:

http://www.cbn.com/CBNnews/398613.aspx


I can't really say too much... they believe it and they will continue to try to accomplish it... as for a God-made miracle in the form of an earthquake...
who knows...??

Phil

appreciate your input.

Here is more...

http://www.dunamai.com/articles/Israel/third_temple_built.htm

thanks...AGAIN.

I wrote this today concerning this issue how so many are looking toward the rebuilding of a temple by man, when we as Gods children should be looking elsewhere toward the true temple God is building today instead? Not to the building of an old one that is no longer his temple to begin with, but to the building of the new one that is his true temple.

And the following scriptures seems to vrify what I am saying here, as well as telling us why this be true. My sharing this with Jack because of what he wrote to me previously concerning this same issue. Remembering this same issue being discussed over here not long ago as well.



But still, my point is no building is, nor has been the temple of God since the beginning, when the following began to take place written in Hebr. 8:
9: In that he saith, A new covenant, he hath made the first old. Now that which decayeth and waxeth old is ready to vanish.

Then explaining in the following chapters how that vanishing is going to take place within the lives of all individuals the following verse has come to pass within Jack. This be written in 1 Cor. 3:
16: KNOW YE NOT THAT YE ARE THE TEMPLE OF GOD, AND THAT THE SPIRIT OF GOD DWELLETH IN YOU?
17: IF ANY MAN DEFILE THE TEMPLE OF GOD, HIM SHALL GOD DESTROY, FOR THE TEMPLE OF GOD IS HOLY, WHICH TEMPLE YE ARE.
18: LET NO MAN DECEIVE HIMSELF, IF ANY MAN AMONG YOU SEEMETH TO BE WISE IN THIS WORLD, LET HIM BECOME A FOOL, THAT HE MAY BE WISE.
19: FOR THE WISDOM OF THIS WORLD IS FOOLISHNESS WITH GOD. FOR IT IS WRITTEN, HE TAKETH THE WISE IN THEIR OWN CRAFTINESS.
20: and again, THE LORD KNOWETH THE THOUGHTS OF THE WISE, THAT THEY ARE IN VAIN

That last two verses are for anyone that thinks they can abide in their own wisdom alone and be pleasing to God. And it appears by what some speak out of their mouth concerning this, we have some doing just that here.

Also, verse 17 proves that God will destroy the temple that does end up being defiled too.

Are we not looking toward what man is doing on this earth in an attempt to bring God down again to the earth, still looking for signs of Jesus coming when He is already has already returned to us spiritually to begin with. Whether He has returned to gather His whole body together or not. He is still here in Spirit and in truth none the less is He not? So why seeketh a sign of what already has taken place within us already? Should we not be looking to that, walking in what we already have, instead of looking toward what will come in the end first and foremost?

21: THEREFORE LET NO MAN GLORY IN MEN. FOR ALL THINGS ARE YOUR'S.
22: WHETHER PAUL, OR A-POL'-LOS, OR CE'-PHAS, OR THE WORLD, OR LIFE, OR DEATH, OR THINGS PRESENT, OR THINGS TO COME, ALL ARE YOUR'S. (ALREADY)
23: AND YE ARE CHRIST'S AND CHRIST IS GOD'S.

That is a promise to all that are his temple. So what are we doing looking to what man is doing anywhere, in an attempt to try to build their own temple? When God is the builder and maker of HIS TEMPLE TODAY, NOT MAN ANY LONGER?