Remains from the "First Temple Period" Found
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Leen Ritmeyer is perhaps the world's leading expert on the first century temple mount in Jeruslaem (see his magnum opus, The Quest: Revealing the Temple Mount in Jerusalem).
Dr. Ritmeyer has a helpful blog, including news today that remains from the first-temple period have apparently been unearthed on the temple mount.
Todd Bolen has more.
Dr. Ritmeyer has a helpful blog, including news today that remains from the first-temple period have apparently been unearthed on the temple mount.
Todd Bolen has more.
posted by JT at Tuesday, October 23, 2007
5 Comments:
It took me forever to figure out that subject heading. How could a measure of time (the “first temple period”) be “found” in the first place, let alone remain to be found? (Yes, sometimes I’m slow.)
Good point. See if my edits help.
JT
Excellent! :-)
Also, sorry about the tone of my original comment: it sounds accusatory, whereas I meant it to be humorous. I didn't mean to act like a jerk.
No offense taken!
JT
Someone quickly alarm Finkelstein. He may have to establish a new hypothesis.
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