The Temples that Jerusalem Forgot
What we now know from these new archaeological and biblical discoveries is Though the whole world over the past generations has forgotten where the original Temple of Solomon was constructed, we are now assured that the Temples of Solomon, Zerubbabel and Herod were built just above the once fresh and pure waters of the Gihon Spring located on the southeast of Jerusalem. The Temples have been found. No longer are Temples that Jerusalem Forgot.”
Chapter 1 – What Was the Harem Esh-Sharif?
Chapter 2 – The Roman Fortress at Jerusalem
Chapter 3 – The Largeness of Fort Antonia
Chapter 4 – Fort Antonia Was a Roman City
Chapter 5 – The Harem Esh-Sharif was Fort Antonia
Chapter 6 – The Rock and the Fortress of Antonia
Chapter 7 – The Significance of the “Rock” Under the Dome of the Rock
Chapter 8 – Many Modern Sites for the Temples in Jerusalem
Chapter 9 – The Real Jewish Site of the Temples
Chapter 10 – All Jewish Buildings in Jerusalem Destroyed in 70 C.E.
Chapter 11 – Every Stone Uprooted From the Temple
Chapter 12 – Ruins of the Temple in Southeastern Jerusalem
Chapter 13 – The First “Western (Wailing Wall)”
Chapter 14 – The Actual Temple Site From 638 to 1099 C.E.
Chapter 15 – The Garden of Eden, the Tower of Babel, and the Temple of God
Chapter 16 – Where Did Solomon Build the Temple?
Chapter 17 – The Centrality of the Early Temples
Chapter 18 – The Temple on the Southeast Ridge
Chapter 19 – The Prime Position of the Temple
Chapter 20 – The Original Temple Over the Gihon Spring
Chapter 21 – Necessary Spring Waters Within the Temples
Chapter 22 – Where Was the Akra?
Chapter 23 – The City of David and the Ophel
Chapter 24 – Critical Problems Facing Simon the Hasmonean
Chapter 25 – A New Temple Had to be Built
Chapter 26 – The Dead Sea Scrolls and the New Jerusalem of Simon
Chapter 27 – Resistance to Simon’s Rule
Chapter 28 – Simon’s Building Projects
Chapter 29 – The Temple in the Book of Enoch
Chapter 30 – Rebuilding the Temple
Chapter 31 – Descriptions of Fort Antonia and the Temple of Herod
