Why can't the Jewish rebuild their temple?

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I wonder if the Jewish people in general look forward to making small animal sacrifices?
I really don’t think they do. I think the push for a new temple comes from Christians more than Jews, especially the Christians who want to bring about the second coming.
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That’s a fine way to talk of it, eh? I mean, what are we doing on our altars but joining into that most perfect of sacrifices and terrible of slaughters?

Besides, one of the reasons God demanded we burn up things was so that we might send “A pleasing scent unto the Lord.” Perhaps God was the original BBQ fan? I myself don’t see why, fully aknowledging the fullness of Christ’s sacrifice, we need not send Our Lord some pleasing smells.
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I really don’t think they do. I think the push for a new temple comes from Christians more than Jews, especially the Christians who want to bring about the second coming.
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We discussed this once before, years ago on here. Someone pointed out that most of the money and drive to rebuild was from American evangelicals. They are trying to hasten the end
 
We discussed this once before, years ago on here. Someone pointed out that most of the money and drive to rebuild was from American evangelicals. They are trying to hasten the end
The instituted daily prayers said for the rebuilding of the Holy Temple and restoration of the divine service that took place within date back almmost two millenia and are said three times a day by observant (orthodox) Jews. Before the Holocaust, that was perhaps a greater percentage of the Jewish population than it now is, but it is still the hope of most of the faithful that their brethren who have become less observant and for whom America has become the new Promised Land will return back to the ways of G-d prescribed by the Torah and will desire to see the rebuilding of the Temple in splendor and of the holy city of Jerusalem.
 
The first temple was built by Salomon under the guidance of God. When the Jews turned away from God, the temple was destroyed during the Babylonian conqueror. The Jews went back to God, and the temple was rebuilt under Ezra and Nehemia. That temple was destroyed again in 70AD by the Roman. Even after 1939 years and the Jewish has become a nuclear weapon owner, they can’t rebuild their temple. Does it mean they have not turn back toward God?
The substance of the New Covenant (the Word Incarnate) and the Ark who bore Him (Mary) are both in their Heavenly Temple right now. This is the only real Temple. We are united to this Temple in the Sacred Mystery of the Holy Eucharist when the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity are made present among us. Any attempts of the apostate Jews to vainly revive their faded types and shadows will be insignificant in comparison.
 
The instituted daily prayers said for the rebuilding of the Holy Temple and restoration of the divine service that took place within date back almmost two millenia and are said three times a day by observant (orthodox) Jews. Before the Holocaust, that was perhaps a greater percentage of the Jewish population than it now is, but it is still the hope of most of the faithful that their brethren who have become less observant and for whom America has become the new Promised Land will return back to the ways of G-d prescribed by the Torah and will desire to see the rebuilding of the Temple in splendor and of the holy city of Jerusalem.
I do not dispute that. I am saying that there is A LOT of money and support from American Evangelical Christians for the rebuilding of the Temple. Some of it is more vocal than some of the Jewish folks
 
Religious Reasons:
  1. Animal sacrifices are imperfect, so much that they are now an abomination. They are no longer desired, a greater, perfect sacrifice was needed.
“To what purpose do you offer me the multitude of your victims, saith the Lord? I am full, I desire not holocausts of rams, and fat of fatlings, and blood of calves, and lambs, and buck goats” - Isaias 1:11
  1. The Son is the perfect sacrifice to the Father, which complements the point made above. That is why we call Christ the Lamb of God. The perfect sacrifice to the Father.
“And beholding Jesus walking, he saith: Behold the Lamb of God.” - John 1:36
  1. The Temple is merely an earthly figure of this world. Christ came and told us that his kingdom was not of this world, but of the next. Building a Temple is not necessary for the Kingdom.
“Jesus answered: My kingdom is not of this world. If my kingdom were of this world, my servants would certainly strive that I should not be delivered to the Jews: but now my kingdom is not from hence.” - John 18:36
  1. The new “temple” is the members of the Body of Christ. The people of God are the Temple, not a building.
“Know you not, that you are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you?” - 1 Corinthians 3:16

Plus there’s also a really good practical reason. Two of the most important mosques stand on the Temple foundation. Knocking them down would probably cause World War III. However the Spiritual reasons should suffice.

Laus Deo
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They can’t build the temple, because as the psalms say, unless the Lord builds up, in vain do the builders build. The new and everlasting temple is Jesus. He is the presence of God among us, therefore the Jews will not succeed in building a temple.
Oooh, I like this!
 
I am talking specifically about God the Father. There are many references in Scripture about the Jews being the wife of God. Scripture is , well, Scripture.
The Scriptures also say that the Church is the Bride of God.
 
The substance of the New Covenant (the Word Incarnate) and the Ark who bore Him (Mary) are both in their Heavenly Temple right now. This is the only real Temple. We are united to this Temple in the Sacred Mystery of the Holy Eucharist when the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity are made present among us. Any attempts of the apostate Jews to vainly revive their faded types and shadows will be insignificant in comparison.
Absolutely, completely and thoroughly 1000% Amen to that. When I started the thread, I was trying to think with respect to the Jews. Geez, perhaps I need to have myself circumsized in order to be able to do so.
 
Why can’t the Jewish build a temple on the temple mount?

I do believe that the main reasoning is that there is already a Mosque on top of it.
 
Why can’t the Jewish build a temple on the temple mount?

I do believe that the main reasoning is that there is already a Mosque on top of it.
And they scared to the Hamas more than to Yahweh?
 
And they scared to the Hamas more than to Yahweh?
They would have to destroy the mosque to place the temple, isn’t this correct?

Acts like that are ones that cause holy wars. Israel would be destroyed by the rest of the middle eastern forces.
 
No Israel would not be destroyed any who oppose them would be though. So I say let them try. 🙂 God does love his people.
 
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