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Israel, The Fertile Crescent Was A Concept I Had Learned About From A Book I Had Read Long Ago; While Taking A Graduate Level Embryology Class At Queens College. The Two Concepts Fused Together In This Idea!
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Akhlah: Cities in Israel: Ashkelon
Akhlah: Cities in Israel: Ashkelon: "The archaeological park in Ashkelon is also a great place to have a picnic.
Ashkelon is currently a thriving city which has a newly built sports complex and a culture hall, making it the 8th largest city in Israel.
In 2005 the world's largest water desalination plant opened at Ashkelon with a capacity of 330,000 cubic meters of water produced per day."
Ashkelon is currently a thriving city which has a newly built sports complex and a culture hall, making it the 8th largest city in Israel.
In 2005 the world's largest water desalination plant opened at Ashkelon with a capacity of 330,000 cubic meters of water produced per day."
Foundation Stone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Foundation Stone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "It therefore follows that the area of the Temple courtyard and Holy of Holies is situated in the unbuilt area between the Dome of the Rock and the Al Aqsa Mosque.[1]
Some believe the position is north of the Dome of the Rock, opposite the Gate of Mercy, which Rabbi Emmanuel Chai Reiki[9] identifies as the Shushan Gate mentioned in the Talmud. This gate was described as being opposite the opening of the sanctuary.[2]"
Some believe the position is north of the Dome of the Rock, opposite the Gate of Mercy, which Rabbi Emmanuel Chai Reiki[9] identifies as the Shushan Gate mentioned in the Talmud. This gate was described as being opposite the opening of the sanctuary.[2]"
Foundation Stone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Foundation Stone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "The current shape is the result of an expansion by Herod the Great on top of vaults over a hill, generally believed to be Mount Moriah. The rock constitutes the peak of this now hidden hill, which is also the highest in early biblical Jerusalem, looming over the City of David.
There is some controversy among secular scholars about equating Mount Moriah, the Temple Mount and the Foundation Stone as the location where events occurred according to the Biblical narrative."
There is some controversy among secular scholars about equating Mount Moriah, the Temple Mount and the Foundation Stone as the location where events occurred according to the Biblical narrative."
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