Herod's temple

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This is a photo of the model of Herod's Temple in Jesus's time. Also known as the Second Temple or Beit HaMikdash.

Photo by Jerry Culbertson. Contact Jerry at the link below about conducting a Bible Archaeology Seminar at your church.

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This is a photo of the model of Herod's Temple in Jesus's time.

Contact Jerry at the link below about conducting a Bible Archaeology Seminar at your church.

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This is a photo of the model of Herod's Temple in Jesus' time. Also known as the Second Temple or Beit HaMikdash. Courtesy of Jerry Culbertson.

Contact Jerry at the link below about conducting a Bible Archaeology Seminar at your church.

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This is a photo of the model of Solomon's Porch next to Herod's temple in Jerusalem. The 162 Corinthian columns were up to 100 feet tall!The background of this image was edited to make it look more realistic. The porch extended some 800 feet.

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This is a photo of the front of the model of Herod's temple in Jerusalem. The doors were between 60 and 100 feet tall!The background of this image was edited to make it look more realistic.

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This is a photo of the model of Herod's temple in Jerusalem. Also known as the Second Temple or Beit HaMikdash. The background of this image was edited to make it look more realistic.

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A view of the western wall. It is a foundation wall that is all that remains of the original Herod's Temple.

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A view of the western wall. It is a foundation wall that is all that remains of the original Herod's Temple.

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A view of the western wall. It is a foundation wall that is all that remains of the original Herod's Temple.

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This is the location of Herod's Temple. The Temple was destroyed by the Romans in AD 70. Several hundred years ago the Muslims built this Mosque with the gold covered roof there.