The Temple Mount today – About Jerusalem
2007年6月19日 · The Second Temple was destroyed by the Romans in 70 C.E., and the Jews exiled. The Romans built a temple on the site and subsequently a Christian church. Then when Islam became the dominant religion in the region, the Dome of the Rock was constructed in about 691 C.E. to mark the spot where Mohammed stated he travelled in a dream and ascended ...
The History of the Jews – About Jerusalem
The Temple as ‘temple’ is more than simply a central theme in Jewish religious observance. Detailed instructions for the building the central part of the temple are given in the Torah, and so the Temple and Judaism are inseparable. Similarly, there are many, many references to Jerusalem in the Torah and so Jerusalem and Judaism are inseparable.
Jerusalem – Page 2 – About Jerusalem
The Second Temple was destroyed by the Romans in 70 C.E., and the Jews exiled. The Romans built a temple on the site and subsequently a Christian church. Then when Islam became the dominant religion in the region, the Dome of the Rock was constructed in about 691 C.E. to mark the spot where Mohammed stated he travelled in a dream and ascended ...
Hebron – About Jerusalem
We can say that the Israelis living there today are specifically carrying on a tradition of maintaining a Jewish presence in Hebron. Approximately 600 Jews live in the centre of H2. Of these about 300 are a floating population who study in a yeshiva (religious seminary) there and then return from whence they came outside Hebron.
About Jerusalem – neither is it far from you
2024年10月24日 · Masada was the last stronghold of Jews who refused to acknowledge the dominance of the Romans following the destruction by them of the Second Temple in Jerusalem in 70CE. The view from this hilltop fortress reminds us that Jerusalem, with all its metropolitan aspects, is on the edge of a desert, and just a hop and a skip away from this scene.
Incongruity – About Jerusalem
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Teddy Kollek - About Jerusalem
2007年1月4日 · Teddy Kollek, Mayor of Jerusalem for 28 years (until 1993), died on Tuesday, January 2nd 2007, aged 95. He was buried today and before that his body lay in State in Safra Square outside the Municipal offices in Jerusalem so mourners could pay their respects. Everyone I heard there and elsewhere, had only good things to say about him.
After Chanukah – About Jerusalem
During Chanukah, people light candles to honour and celebrate the miracle that took place during the rededication of the temple, when the Maccabeean Jews led a successful revolt against Hellenised, assimilated Jews and against the Selucid Greek opression.
Threads In History – About Jerusalem
2007年7月9日 · The German colony in Jerusalem was founded by a community of German protestant immigrants who arrived in Jerusalem in 1873 to found heaven upon Earth and await the second coming of Jesus. They were members of a German Temple society and accordingly called themselves Templers (no connection with the Knights Templar who were a military order ...
About Jerusalem – Page 66 – neither is it far from you
Jerusalem During Chanukah, people light candles to honour and celebrate the miracle that took place during the rededication of the temple, when the Maccabeean Jews led a successful revolt against Hellenised, assimilated Jews and against the Selucid Greek opression.