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Kamis, 25 Desember 2014

Omar built the Dome of the Rock sanctuary to serve as a house of prayer for the Jews.




Was the Dome of the Rock actually built for the Jews?

Pope Francis placing his shoes back on after visiting the Dome Of The Rock - Photo:Vatican TV

Status Quo? ‘Jews Prayed on the Temple Mount for Centuries’

If what Hillel Fendel, the author of this article states is true from his research, this could possibly explain why POPE FRANCIS is allowed inside the Dome of the Rock, and that the 3rd Temple is already built and has been desecrated by Islam….!!!
First Publish: 11/16/2014, 8:13 PM
Though “maintaining the status quo” on the Temple Mount seems to be a universal goal, no one is quite sure what it is. Those who believe it means that Jews must not pray there should take note that the late Rabbi Shlomo Goren, Chief Rabbi of the IDF and later of Israel, wrote that Jews prayed there for “hundreds of years” up until three centuries ago.
When Israeli, American and other diplomats and statesmen speak of maintaining the status quo, they generally mean that Muslims must be allowed free entry for worship or leisure, while Jews must continue to be restricted in their access. Jews, according to this definition of the “status quo,” must be prevented from entering in large groups, or at other than several specified daily hours – and from praying at the site altogether.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and other Cabinet ministers have repeatedly stated of late that there will be no change in the status quo. They have made this clear to Jordan’s King Abdullah, the European Union’s new foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini, and others.
However, this “status quo” under which Jews do not pray on the Temple Mount actually came into effect only relatively recently. As recently noted by Rabbi Eliezer Melamed in BeSheva, Rabbi Goren, who blew a shofar at the site upon its liberation during the Six Day War in 1967, wrote in his work “The Temple Mount” that “Jewish prayer at the Western Wall began only in the 16th century; prior to that, Jews prayed for centuries on the Temple Mount.”
Rabbi Goren, a Temple Mount expert, notes that, based on the renowned Radbaz – the 16th century Rabbi David Ben Shlomo Ibn Zimra, whose rulings form the basis of much of accepted Halakhah – and others, “it is clear that after the Amoraim and Geonim [i.e., after the year 1038], the general custom followed the opinion that there was no reason to forbid entry to the Holy Site in its destruction, as the Meiri writes… This is true even when there was no Red Heifer for purification… This practice cannot be attributed to lack of knowledge; it is not reasonable to assume that Jews prayed for centuries at the site of the Holy Temple without anyone mentioning that this involves a grave prohibition, punishable by karet.”
Of course, the custom gradually changed. The Muslims banned the Jews from entering the holy site, and their “holiest site” gradually came to be the Western Wall – which was actually just a supporting wall of the Temple Mount. “When the Medrash states that the Divine Presence never left the Western Wall,” Rabbi Goren writes, “it does not refer to this wall, but rather to the western wall of the Temple courtyard or of the sanctuary.”
Rabbi Goren writes that he himself was “bound up in chords of love for the [present-day] Western Wall, where I used to pray every Sabbath and holiday,” and that this prevented him from acting immediately after the Six Day War to institute Jewish entry to the Temple Mount. However, “the voice of our cry [in Psalms], ‘Who will ascend to the mountain of G-d?’, aroused me to take strength and clarify the matter of visiting the Temple Mount.” This he did by assigning the IDF’s Engineering Corps to map out the exact measurements of the Mount, and consulting Rabbinic and other texts to clarify the preciselocation of the Holy of  Holies and other forbidden areas.
Rabbi Goren attempted to arrange prayer services on the Temple Mount, but was stopped from doing so by then-Defense Minister Moshe Dayan.
In any event, the “status quo” in previous centuries included Jewish prayer on the Temple Mount. After 1967, a new “status quo” was instituted – one that barely resembles the situation of today.
It is very popular to demand nowadays that Israel “maintain the status quo” on the Temple Mount – but barely anyone can say exactly what that “status quo” is. In fact, the rules instituted for prayer rights on the Mount immediately after the Six Day War barely resemble those in place today.
It must be stated at the outset that after the Six Day War, control of the Temple Mount was granted to the Muslim Waqf by none other than then-Defense Minister Moshe Dayan. A very controversial personality in modern Israeli history, Dayan was credited with much of the responsibility for Israel’s miraculous victory at the time – and was blamed for much of what happenedduring the Yom Kippur War six years later.
Rabbi Eliezer Melamed, Rabbi of the town of Har Brachah and Dean of its Yeshiva, wrote this week in B’Sheva, “For years, it has been known that there were two sides to Moshe Dayan; darkness and light served together. On the one hand, he was a true Israeli war hero, and on the other hand, he was an adulterer and a thief [of archaeological artifacts – HF]. Apparently, the latter traits tipped the scales against him. [After 1967] he began to lose his public stature; his name will be remembered in infamy.”
After Dayan had the Israeli flag removed from the Temple Mount after the Six Day War, he put in place the following arrangements (based on a list compiled by Jerusalem expert and historian Nadav Shragai):
1. The Waqf, a Jordanian-Muslim religious body, would continue to manage the site.
2. Jews would be permitted to visit the Temple Mount, but forbidden to pray there.
3. Israel’s police would maintain law and order in the sacred compound.
4. Israeli sovereignty and law would be applied to the Temple Mount, as to the other parts of Jerusalem.
Shortly afterwards, it was also decided that Jews and other non-Muslims would enter the Mount only via the Mughrabi Gate, located at the center of the Western Wall. It also later became prohibited to unfurl any flag on the Mount.
“In retrospect,” Shragai sums up, echoing the sentiments of many Jews around the country and the world, “the concession Dayan made in the name of the Jewish People was indeed immense, colossal, almost inconceivable. The Jewish State entrusted its holiest place to a competing religion – the Muslim religion, for which the place is only the third in holiness, and gave up the right to pray there.”
At that time, Jewish protest against the regulations was minimal, for the Jewish public was excited at the prospect of being able to pray at the Western Wall – a supporting wall of the Temple Mount. In addition, virtually all rabbis ruled in accordance with long-standing tradition – and long-standing ignorance of the exact locations of the Halakhically-forbidden areas on the Mount – that entry to the Temple Mount was forbidden.
Today, over 40 years later, the above “status quo” is no longer in effect. For one thing, religious Jews now clamor to be allowed in – as the boundaries of the permitted locations have become well-known. In addition, they fear the lossof Israeli sovereignty there, and are convinced that their frequent visits to the site will prevent this.
Under the original arrangements, Jews were freely allowed to visit the Mount – but today, such visits are often restricted. They may ascend to the holy site only five days a week, for three hours in the morning and one in the afternoon. Even these few hours are often removed from the Jewish itinerary when Arab incitement and unrest portends violence in the area.
Religious Jews may visit only in small groups; visitors are often forced to wait for hours until those in front of them in line have completed their visits. Even then, they frequently are not allowed in.
In addition, the prohibition on raising flags on the Temple Mount is enforced only in the case of Israeli flags, but not when Hamas or Palestinian Authority flags are unfurled.
When Knesset Members and other public figures such as Temple Mount activist Yehuda Glick (still recovering from the critical wounds he suffered in a near-fatal Palestinian assassination attempt) call for Jewish prayer rights at Judaism’s holiest site, they are often accused of trying to change the “status quo.” Their critics should be reminded that the “status quo” has already been changed very heavily – to the exclusive detriment of Jewish would-be worshipers.
We have shown that the “status quo” on the Temple Mount is not quite all it’s been hyped up to be. It certainly is not an all-out ban on Jewish prayer on the holiest site to the Jewish People – because for hundreds of years, up until possibly 300 years ago, it was frequently used for just that purpose. Jews visited the Mount often and prayed there regularly.
On the other hand, if the “status quo” refers to the arrangements put in place after the Six Day War in 1967, they have long been changed – and to the detriment of Jewish rights there. It is ostensibly illogical to demand retaining the “status quo” to forbid Jewish prayer on the Temple Mount, while changing the “status quo” in order to much more severely restrict Jewish visitation rights.
In any event, latest research regarding the construction of the Dome of the Rock – the magnificent structure that stands atop the site of the Holy of Holies – shows that it was originally built not for Muslims at all. Rather, it was built for the Jewish People!
We herewith present the sources for this novel concept. The late Rabbi Shlomo Goren, a Temple Mount expert and Chief Rabbi of the IDF and later of Israel, wrote in his classic work “The Temple Mount” (Ha’Idra Rabba Publications, Jerusalem, 2005, 2nd ed., p. 327) as follows:
“The Al-Aksa Mosque [at the southern end of the Mount, opposite the Dome of the Rock – HF] was built as a Muslim house of prayer outside the boundaries of the original Temple Mount, and therefore it points southward towards Mecca. And at the request of the Jews, Omar built the Dome of the Rock sanctuary to serve as a house of prayer for the Jews. This was after the Jews showed him the site where the Holy Temple had stood – and it does not point to Mecca.”
Rabbi Goren clearly delineates between the two buildings: One is in the direction of the holy Muslim city of Mecca, and is to serve as a mosque – while the other was built without regard to Mecca, and only at the guidance and request of the Jews.
Rabbi Goren did not list all of his sources, but most certainly one of them was the Byzantine historian Theophanes. In the year 635, he wrote a Greek work entitled Chronographia, an English translation of which was published in Bonn in 1839. The famed English historian Guy Le Strange cited the following relevant passage from the translation in his 1890 work History of Jerusalem Under the Moslems, p.11:
“In this year [635 C.E.], Omar began to restore the Temple at Jerusalem, for the building, in truth, no longer then stood firmly founded, but had fallen to ruin. Now when Omar inquired the cause, the Jews answered saying, ‘Unless thou throw down the Cross, which stands on the Mt. of Olives, the building of the Temple will never be firmly founded.’ Thereupon Omar threw down the Cross at that place, in order that the building (of the Temple) might be made firm…”
Le Strange underlines the trustworthiness of this amazing report by emphasizing that the author, Theophanes, preceded the earliest Arab authorities on this topic by more than 50 years. He further highlights that Theophanes lived “considerably under a century and a half [after] the date of Omar’s conquest of Jerusalem.”
It is thus to be seen, based on apparently the earliest account of the building of the Dome of the Rock, that it was built not for Moslems, but for Jews, and was even supposed to be a “more firmly founded” version of the Holy Temple.
How ironic it is that this is the true background of the building that now symbolizes, throughout the world, Moslem control of Judaism’s holiest site – and the ban on Jewish prayer there.
When next is heard a call to return to the “status quo” on the Temple Mount, let it be clear that this means nothing less than full Jewish prayer rights at the holy site – and possibly even much more.


Sabtu, 13 Desember 2014

number 666 in bible = IN THE NAME OF ALLAH SWT









GOING FROM GREEK 666 TO “IN THE NAME OF ALLAH”



Who is the Antichrist? The Bible gives us a hint with the Number of the Beast – 666. The Greek numbers for 666 look an awful lot like the symbols for “In the Name of Allah.” Revelation’s John didn’t see 666. He wrote down what looked like the Greek numbers for 666, but what if they weren’t really Greek numbers? What if they were really Arabic script that just looked like Greek numbers?
Here is the original image with Greek numbers for 666:
Here is the rotated version with the X – two swords – at the bottom. Later Walid Shoebat explains that the X is two swords often seen in Islamic images. The image was flipped along the horizon too.
Compare the above Greek 666 image to an image of “In the Name of Allah:”
If you ignore the swords, then the comparison seems suspicious.
Before I explain the two rotations, I want to point out something interesting in Revelation 13:17:
so that they could not buy or sell unless they had the mark, which is the name of the beast or the number of its name.
So the mark of the beast is a name or number, and the number is 666. What I just showed above is that the name is also a number, and that number is 666. Take a look at Revelation 13:18:
This calls for wisdom. Let the person who has insight calculate the number of the beast, for it is the number of a man. That number is 666.
The 666 is hidden in the name. One must be know to rotate the image two times before arriving at 666. This is precisely Revelation 13:18.
Where did John see the image of 666 that he wrote in the Bible? What was he looking at? Below I examine one possible scenario where John might have seen the image.
John might have been viewing a big Islamic rally for one world under Islam. This might very well take place in Istanbul, one of the capitol cities of the old Roman Empire and the capitol of the Ottoman Empire. The two required rotations of John’s symbol suggest that John was most likely looking at some kind of Islamic world union banner hanging vertically from a ceiling or flag pole with horizontal arm. His view was probably from near the podium or front stage. His position near the podium would mean he would be viewing the backside of the banners. The crowd would be looking at the front of the banners. The banners only had printing on one side, so backside viewing would give a mirror image view that was flipped. Hanging the banners vertically would move the “X” or two swords from the bottom to right side. Backside viewing would flip the X from the right side to the left side which is the image we know.
Let’s walk through how this works:
Here is the starting image of “In the Name of Allah” with two swords as it would appear on a banner.
Let’s hang the banner from the ceiling. This changes the orientation of the banner. The top is now to the left:
I turned over the banner and actually hand traced the other side to make viewing easier. I didn’t use a computer to flip the image. If someone was viewing the banner from the backside, then this is what they would really see. Below is the result which matches what John wrote down.
If you are going to promote one world under Islam, then surely you are going to make some banners promoting the idea. And banners are usually printed on one side. John was viewing things that he probably did not understand. It is not likely that he would know the correct orientation of the banners.
If you see an image for “In the Name of Allah” that is accompanied by two swords, then you will know that it is also a number. That number will be the Greek numbers for 666. Everybody else will scoff at you.
Could Islam really take over the world? This article will lead from the destruction of America to the rise of Islam: Three Biblical Signs of Impending Doom on America. Or check out this article plus video series: Could Islam really take over the world?
The Number of the Beast – 666 – is described in the passage of Revelation 13:15–18 and the actual number is only mentioned once, in verse 18. There are several interpretations-translations for the meaning of the phrase “Here is Wisdom, Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast” where the peculiar Greek word “psefisato” is used. Possible translations include not only “to count”, “to reckon” but also “to vote” or “to decide”.
“Here is Wisdom, Let him that hath understanding ‘decide‘ the number of the beast.”
So the number of the beast is not obvious unless you do something.
Greek numbers for 666:
Walid Shoebat – Mark of the Beast
According to Walid, the X represents two swords.
The key to the next image is understanding that the middle symbol “60” must additionally include a bar above it. It is “Iw” rotated 90 degrees clockwise so that it looks like an E with a bar over it.
The image from Codex Vaticanus with an additional Islamic image (In the Name of Allah) that has been rotated:
The flag of the Islamic Courts Union:
The following is a book by Joel Richardson on this topic.
The Islamic Antichrist: The Shocking Truth about the Real Nature of the Beast
The Bible predicts that in the last days a charismatic leader will establish a global following in the name of peace. The Koran also predicts that a man will rise up to lead the nations, pledging to usher in an era of peace. The man in the Koran is called the Mahdi, or Islam’s savior. However, the man in the Bible is the Antichrist. Joel Richardson’s stunning research and analysis suggest that the Mahdi and the Antichrist are actually one and the same.
In The Islamic Antichrist, Richardson exposes Western readers to the traditions of Islam and predicts that the end times may not be far away. His book will stun readers unaware of the similarities between the Antichrist and the “Islamic Jesus.” His research on the relationship between Christian end-time prophecy and Islamic expectations of world domination will shock readers and shape the debate over radical Islam for years to come. This is the book to read on the world’s fastest growing religion and the future of the world.
Comment:
263 of 320 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Timely, Honest Assessment of Who The Anti-Christ will be August 8, 2009
By M3forU2
Format:Hardcover
Joel Richardson’s book, “The Islamic Antichrist: The Shocking Truth About the Real Nature of the Beast” is one every serious student of Bible Prophecy and the end-times needs to read. It is the clearest and most direct picture of Islamic Eschatology that I have read. For over 20 years I have studied the various end-times teachings looking for something that really made sense. Joel’s book is the major puzzle piece that perfectly fits with the Scripture that does not need to be crammed into place.
So many folks have gotten turned off of Bible prophecy because so many teachers have had to make up fantastic scenerios – doing twists and turns – to try to fit the “Roman End-time Paradigm” into the books of Daniel and Revelations. If you are one of those people who want a clear picture of what is happening right before your eyes and how it fits into Bible prophecy – GRAB THIS BOOK!
It reads like today’s newspaper with the emergence of the Islamic Mahdi and the resurgent Islamic Caliphate emanating from Turkey. The rantings of the Iranian President and the strengthening of Hamas and Hezbollah only confirm this book’s premise – The Islamic world is bent on destroying Israel and subjugating the rest of the world under the oppression of Sharia Law. Those who stand up against this force will face but one end – death. The “religion of peace” is the exact opposite. In their view there will be no peace until everyone confesses that “there is no god but Allah…”
If you want an accurate picture of what the Koran and the Islamic commentaries teach and are preached today in every Mosque around the world about the coming Apocalypse, the rise of the Imam Mahdi and the emergence of the Islamic Jesus (Isa) – this is the book to read and re-read again. I have given out copies to friends and family and pastors alike. I seriously urge you to do the same. To be forewarned is to be forearmed.
God Bless and gird yourselves for the appearance of the soon appearing Islamic Anti-Christ!

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