The Context
The altar is the beacon for construction of Israel's temples. It must be positioned at Akeida, the site that Isaac was offered as a sacrifice by his father Abraham. Recently, the stone temple discovered on the eastern slopes of Mount Moriah presented authorities with the most challenging discovery of our time. It has shed new light on key biblical events that occurred over thousands of years including Akeida. To help comprehend the impact of this discovery these videos have been produced.
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The Proof
More than 12 years after it was first uncovered, the stone temple began to yield irrefutable evidence, supported by Weizmann Institute and Cambridge University. The evidence continues to send shockwaves through archaeological and biblical fraternities, it cannot be ignored.
The Question
After 7 years in Hebron, King David conquered a Jebusite fortress on the lower slopes of Mount Moriah and moved his kingdom. The summit, which later became the Temple Mount, was open territory, but the young King had no interest in it until the end of his reign. Why?
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