Jerusalem and the lost temple of the jews

And he that talked with me had a golden reed to measure the city, and the gates thereof, and the wall thereof. And the wall of the city had twelve foundations, and in them the names of the twelve apostles of the Lamb. On the east three gates on the north three gates on the south three gates and on the west three gates. And had a wall great and high, and had twelve gates, and at the gates twelve angels, and names written thereon, which are the names of the twelve tribes of the children of Israel: Having the glory of God: and her light was like unto a stone most precious, even like a jasper stone, clear as crystal ~And he carried me away in the spirit to a great and high mountain, and shewed me that great city, the holy Jerusalem, descending out of heaven from God, ~64-0802 вЂ“ The Future Home Of The Heavenly Bridegroom And The Earthly Bride Rev. There is another measure, the pyramid, that proves it.вЂќ See? Notice, the dimensions of this angle is exactly the same, all of them, length by the-by the height. WeвЂ™re going to get into something, as sure as the world. Foursquare, вЂњlieth foursquare,вЂќ and the walls were the same.Let me draw it. There is another geographical measure, that the dimensions are the same, that is, a pyramid. Fifteen hundred miles, think of it, transparent gold.ДЄnd the City had a wall around it.It said, вЂњAnd the walls and the foundation were equal,вЂќ that doesnвЂ™t necessary mean that itвЂ™s a cube or square. Oh, my! Remember, fifteen hundred miles square, what a City! And, but, remember, the sea is gone.вЂњAnd the breadth and the height are the same.вЂќ That would make it fifteen hundred miles this way, fifteen hundred miles that way fifteen hundred miles the length by the breadth by the height. That right? The explosion dries up the sea, erupts the earth. вЂќWhen the sea is gone there will be, вЂ™cause pretty near four fifths of itвЂ™s in water. In other words, half of the United States, just for the City.You say, вЂњThere ainвЂ™t no room. It would reach from Maine to Florida, and from the eastern seaboard to six hundred miles apast, west of the Mississippi. So now we find out that the City is measured, вЂњfifteen hundred milesвЂќ square.You know how far that would reach? I measured it off, this week. Not the seventh day the Eternal one! See? Not the Millennium the New Earth! See?Well, you turn over into the Book of Revelation, you can see how he measured it by the cubits and by the furlongs. Glory! There you are, there is the paradises of God, the Light of the world, that perfect Kingdom. So itвЂ™s just a great Mountain, like the pyramid, and the City is on the Mountain. And the width by the breadth by the height, are equal, see fifteen hundred miles this way, fifteen hundred miles that way, fifteen hundred miles all the way around and fifteen hundred miles high. THE NEW JERUSALEM IS A LITERAL CITY~~~Quotes: вЂњThe City is not a cube. Some 800 Jews entered the Temple Mount Thursday morning, with police breaking them up into groups of 20, which were admitted every several minutes. Large numbers of Palestinians often gather at the site, especially for Friday prayers, and it has long been a flashpoint between Israelis and Palestinians. Located in the heart of JerusalemвЂ™s Old City, the compound is revered by both Jews and Muslims, who call it Haram al-Sharif, or the Noble Sanctuary. The contested compound today houses the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and Jews are forbidden from praying there and face a host of other restrictions within the compound. Nearly 1,000 Jews visited the Temple Mount in Jerusalem on Thursday morning to mark the fast day of Tisha BвЂ™Av, which mourns the destruction of the two Jewish Temples that stood at the holy site.ДЄbout 10 of them were detained by police and taken out of the compound after praying in defiance of the rules at the site. Almost 1,000 Jews visit Temple Mount for Tisha BвЂ™Av some pray, wave Israel flagДЄbout 10 detained by police, removed from flashpoint Jerusalem holy site 2 Muslims also reportedly detained for chanting derogatory slogans

Jerusalem and the lost temple of the jews