How Ancients Used String to Lay out Hezekiah's Tunnel By Robert Kerson 4/20/2009 rkerson@snet.net Why was Hezekiah's Tunnel dug with such a long and sinuous

Two Moslem structures hold evidence which can pinpoint the location of the ancient Jewish temple.

I will be posting details of similarities between the ancient Jewish temple and the current Muslim design in the near future.

I have posted my most detailed view of the Jerusalem temple to date.

Temple mount today still preserves an ancient temple alignment. This alignment can be seen even in Moslem structures seen today on Temple Mount. Confirms temple location.

The area the trench was dug, in my design, cut across the Court of the Priests north of and including the stairs going up to the Ulam (Porch) of the Temple. Some remains of this staircase may have been uprooted or seen. Also, if the cut were to be ma

Moslems destroying evidence of temple on temple mount. A trench has been dug with the allowance of the Israeli government, without any archeological supervision, across the most important part of the temple mount. Important evidence of the temple’s l

I continue discussion the previous cistern under the Temple Mount according to my investigation of the temple's location.

Under the Temple Mount in Jerusalem are a number of cisterns offering some archeological evidence of the overlaying temple structures.

The discovery of Herod’s tomb, (and if it not his tomb, then I am in trouble), is very important to me because it can help to verify if my system of measurements in the Temple and at Messada really are working. For if a system of survey was used to b

What you are about to learn is very major since it shows that the so-called ‘Moslem Platform’ has incorporated in its location and in its dimensions, DIMENSIONS OF THE JEWISH TEMPLE.

I AM PLANNING TO WRITE A NUMBER OF BLOGS CONCERNING THE TEMPLE MOUNT.

Does anyone know the distance between the synagogue and the area where human ashes were stored on top of Messada? I wish to know how far clean ground was from unclean ground.