Tag Archives: The Temple Mount Jerusalem

i thought i saw saint augustine

Posted on July 25, 2012 by Dave

Jerusalem Syndrome….Jerusalem. Is it something in the water. An untraceable ingredient from an underground well? There is something. Jerusalem has always evoked messianic symbolism and exerted a seemingly magnetic attraction for people awaiting the Messiah, those who feel they can … Continue reading →

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temple mount: opening heaven’s gates

Posted on April 2, 2012 by Dave

The resurrection of the dead and the burial of the living? The most contested piece of real estate in the work. The Mount of Olives, The Temple Mount ( or the Dome of the Rock, third most important shrine in … Continue reading →