Has anyone heard of new events at the temple mount?
I was flipping channels on the radio and overheard a story where there is water coming out and some hoopla….that is all I know.
Is this true?
Does it have any significance?
well, although i havent heared about it, i'm just about to get off the net and try to.
Whether it is of significance, or not, can only be decided by having some idea of the geographical and geological status of the area.
Ok realize this is from a very pro-jewish/israeli web site….if it isn't obvious. :)
one of the most exciting events over the last few days has been the news of the water flowing from the holy rock of Abraham and Isaac on the Temple Mount which was in the midst of the First and Second Temples.
According to what we now know, the water is definitely flowing from under the rock. The Arabs on the Temple Mount deny this and have tried to stop the flow by many means but have not succeeded. What we now know is that they are trying to bring in special pumps to stop the flow. In any case, the water continues to flow. Nothing can stop it.
This special news has caused much excitement in Israel. Since the destruction of the Second Temple the Jewish People have anticipated this event with great desire and prayers because we always knew that this would be one of the signs of the last days and the redemption of Israel and that the Third Temple is soon to be built and Mashiach ben David is soon to come. Now, at the
climax of the major redemptional process of Israel when everyone in Israel can see and hear for themselves how close we are to the accomplishment of this great prophetic godly event, this major
godly event has occurred before our very eyes. It cannot be stopped even though the enemy on the Temple Mount is trying to do so. This event will show everyone in the world who is trying to stop G-d's determination to redeem the people of Israel, to cancel the last signs of pagan, foreign
presence on the Temple Mount, the holy hill of G-d, and any foreign occupation in the land which G-d promised to Israel alone in an eternal covenant. We are expecting more major godly events and redemptional miracles with the people and land of Israel.
Does this mean the end of the world?
[This message has been edited by kashmirigirl (edited June 01, 1999).]
Jewish Claptrap.
The filthy jews don't believe in their own scriptures and now they are attempting to con us with this baloney.
Fact: Jews aren't supposed to eat pork but they eat like it was candy.
Fact: The jews have altered their scriptures so much that it is quite possible that they have made up the part which refers to this "miracle".
Fact: The winner of the Eurovision song contest is a Jewish transvestite who represented Israel in last year's competition. Sex change is strictly against Jewish holy law.
So why are they trying to convince us of something that they have rejected themselves, ie, Judaism?
It sounds like the case of the "weeping" Hindu statues. Just another publicity stunt.
Dear kg,
if you hear such a comment again, ask the jews,
" you rejected jesus because you thought prophet elijah will descend from the sky, as was written in your scriptures.
prophet elijah has nt descended from the sky yet? how can the end of the world come before that? "
Jewels
are you incapable of talking in a straight manner? Do you agree with the Jews or not? If not, why not?
Jewels and Mr. xtreme...
I was hoping to not make this into an anti jewish thread. And i didn't like the tone of the website either...but i couldn't find anything else on the topic.
I really want to know...is this a sign of some religous event?
Islamic or other.
Dear kg,
This is supposedly not an anti-jewish thread.
long ago, people used to come from far away places and tell tales about such incidents. and the listeners had no choice but to believe in them.
The world is a small place now. I've been almost continuously listening to bbc tv and radio news, cnn, voice of america, yet havent been able to get any such news.
So its pretty difficult for me to actually believe in it.
Even if its true, then too, there is no religious or other significance of this. Springs often arise from beneath rocks.