Do the Egyptians belong in Mt. Zion? From the beginning of Covenant Israel's history and quest for nationhood, a mixed multitude traveled with them from Egypt.  Moses was married to an Ethiopian. In the latter days Egypt and Israel's relationship once again unite, not as master and slave but as brethren in the new temple keeping the Feasts of the Lord. In the prophetic imagery of Zechariah 14, the nations share in the post parousia (coming of Christ) blessings of Israel. "And it shall come to pass that everyone who is left of all the nations which came against Jerusalem shall go ...

With mounting conflict over the Jerusalem temple, the Israeli and Arab world are at odds over the possession and destiny of the “sacred” mount as it is called. Israel remains divided. Some desire the temple to be rebuilt. Others choose to abandon it entirely to the Arabs. The secular Israeli government opposes religious control fearing it would render it obsolete thus dismantling the secular government. To answer the question, What temple will you build me in Jerusalem?, consider the: Origin Purpose Nature and Destiny The Temple in Jewish History A center of Jewish life since the time of Moses, the temple has a rich history. Moses, instructed by God, received a command to build the tabernacle according to the patter shown ...