Richard Cumming (28 Feb 2009)
"Third Temple? doesn't the Tabernacle count as a Temple?"

 
Hi folks

Reading the Jerusalem Post article "Temple time?" linked" in Nancy's
23 Feb "Just months to rebuild Temple" and re-posted  by Gabri Don, I
saw repeated reference to the term "Third Temple". Article here:
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?apage=1&cid=1222017549115&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull

Was not the First Temple a Tabernacle which was a Tent that was to
Gods specification?

1st Temple - Tent (God's specification)
2nd Temple - Masonry (David's specification)
3rd Temple - Masonry (Hezekiah's  specification)
4th Temple - Masonry (Temple Institutes specification)

Any new Temple would make it the "Fourth Temple".

The Temple Institute is going to great pains to assemble Temple
utensils that were God's specification for use in the Tabernacle. If
they were to be totally consistent in their approach they would be
re-building the Temple to replicate the Tabernacle (Tent) to God's
specification.

Is this new Temple a Temple of God or of man? Or, is the distinction
becoming blurred?

To quote Rabbi Chaim Rickman: "The hallmark of the Third Temple is
unparalleled peace and harmony," and again, the holy Temple is: "the
vehicle that builds up reconciliation between God and man… not just
Jewish people."

Temple Institute Director Yehuda Glick contends that: "We must
understand that 'heavenly' doesn't automatically mean mystical,
superficial (supernatural?) magic. During the Six Day War, the people
of Israel were facing a major catastrophe and, in human eyes, we had
no chance - we were to be wiped out. In six days we overcame enemies
from every border and reunited Jerusalem as the capital of the State
of Israel. That is no less a miracle,"

Glick says "we", he does not entertain the notion that God muddled the
thinking of the Egyptian Commanders when they took their column out
from under SAM II protection. There were Egyptian Officers who were
dismayed by the woolly thinking. Look for a similar thing to happen in
the coming aggression against Israel.

The stance of the faction opposing the re-building of the Temple is
outlined by Rabbi David Forman: "the reconstruction of the Temple
would thrust us back to a time where the expression of worship for God
was exercised through sacrifice. According to our tradition, when the
Temple was destroyed, the notion of sacrifice went by the wayside, and
instead, in the rabbinic period, a new form of worship came into being
- prayer - which seems to be a far more civilized way of asking,
praising, thanking and praying to God".

There is a little understood aspect to the faction that is pushing to
re-build the temple and Christians are being deceived by this: "some
100,000 visitors, about half of them Christian, visit the institute
each year to learn about the First and Second Temples and preparations
for the Third Temple". This aspect is at the centre of Kabbalism (and
New Ageism, Freemasonry etc) and it is encapsulated in the Star of the
flag of Isreal.

Please read my letter to Merianne 27 Feb:
http://www.fivedoves.com/letters/feb2009/richardc227-1.htm

From that letter

The meaning of the Star symbol is very subtle and at the root of the
apostate falling away. It is best to think of it as two opposing
forces or arrows meeting at the points
with man's soul in the middle. The bottom arrow being man's lower
nature and the top arrow being man's higher nature. If man pursues his
lower nature the arrows reduce to nothing. If man pursues his higher
nature the arrows merge or equalize to form the star and man becomes
self-exalted god or goddess.

There is much more to this so please take the time to read the letter
to Merianne.

I am convinced that this new "Third Temple" is being pushed (by
conspiracy) for the express purpose of joining Judaism to the apostate
religion of man as God (the deception of Satan).


Do not be deceived

Richard