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The Hebrew Bible contains some interpretations that suggest references to the rebuilding of a third temple, which is a significant topic for many Jews and those who favour Judaism. Here are some key points regarding this topic:
- Some interpretations suggest that
the Antichrist will call himself a god and will take a seat in the
temple 3.5 years into the 7 years of tribulation. This "temple
of God" is thought to be symbolic, rather than an earthly
physical temple.
- The term "Third Temple"
refers to a hypothetical rebuilt Temple in Jerusalem, which would
succeed Solomon's Temple and the Second Temple. Currently, there are
plans for such a temple by the temple institute, a group of
non-believing Jews who intend to build a third temple, despite the
belief that God said he would never rebuild it.
- Orthodox Jews place importance on rebuilding the Temple for the
redemption of the world, while Christians focus on repentance of sin
for the salvation of the world.
- Hebrew prophets, but not
the Bible prophets, said that in the last days, the exiles of Israel
would return to the Promised Land and the Temple would be rebuilt.
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The Hebrew Bible mentions the resumption of Red Cow sacrifices in
Jerusalem as a substitute for the crucifixion of Christ, raising
questions about the necessity of a temple for prophecy fulfillment.
These references provide insight into the perspectives of the
Hebrew Bible on the rebuilding of a third temple, offering a mix of
prophecy, symbolism, theological significance, and outright
speculation.
The writers at CEM have mindsets resembling those of unsaved orthodox Jews and the Hebrew Bible, rather than those of the Lord and the Christian Bible.
Blessings
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