Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,2,2|        tabernacle was a portable temple of worship which was ~placed
  2   1,2,2|       Solomon began building the temple .in the four~hundred and
  3   1,2,2|       sons) in the Old Testament temple. These priests ~were responsible
  4   1,2,2|       other ordinances of the OT temple worship were made by Moses
  5   1,2,4|         were to form a portable ~temple for the Israelites' wandering
  6   1,2,4|         Moses and later for the ~Temple of Solomon. Although some
  7   1,2,4|    Macarius. ~ The Old Testament Temple had images on the walls
  8   1,3,2|       offering sacrifices in the temple and cared little ~about
  9   1,3,5|          to construct the first ~temple, in place of the portable
 10   1,3,5|     through a ~prophet, that the temple would be built by his son (
 11   1,3,5|         mon built in Jerusalem a temple, the beauty and riches of
 12   1,3,5|       their subjects visited the temple in Jerusalem, they ~might
 13   1,3,5|   sometimes erected next to the ~temple. Hezekiah boldly demolished
 14   1,3,5|  Nebuchadnezzar. The magnificent temple and the city of Jerusa-~
 15   1,3,5|    Darius  I, Rebuilding of ~the Temple 534-516. ~The Decree of
 16   1,3,6|       that the rebuilding of the Temple began. The second return
 17   1,3,7|       the reconstruction of ~the temple and the religious and moral
 18   1,3,0|          and put to death. God.s temple was dese-~crated. Antiochus
 19   1,3,0|         that he would sit in the temple of God, claiming to be God (
 20   1,3,0|        in the sanctuary of God.s temple (which was predicted by
 21   1,3,0|          of the condition of the temple in Jerusa-~lem under Antiochus
 22   1,3,0|  Philopator to rob the Jerusalem temple, to the victory ~of Juda
 23   1,3,0|    entering the sanctuary of the temple ~at Jerusalem. The book
 24   1,4,5|       after construction ~of the temple was completed. It takes
 25   1,4,7|        prayed for her before the temple, and will seek her ~out
 26   1,5,2|        overseen by the beautiful temple built by Solomon on the
 27   1,5,2|        the Jews to have only one temple, which was the spiritual
 28   1,5,2|        subjects, who visited the temple in Jerusalem, would ~wish
 29   1,5,2|         services resumed in the ~Temple. However, the success of
 30   1,5,2|          besieged and taken. The Temple was burned down, and the
 31   1,5,2|    Darius I. Restoration of the ~Temple 534-16 ~Beginning of the
 32   1,5,4|         lying words, saying, The temple of the LORD... are these...
 33   1,5,5|     being. ~Jerusalem, Zion, the Temple and divine services were
 34   1,5,5|        Both the ministers of the Temple and the Temple goers were
 35   1,5,5|  ministers of the Temple and the Temple goers were not flawless,
 36   1,5,5|      acolytes and singers in the Temple ~in Jerusalem). He lived
 37   1,5,5|      destroyed the city ~and the Temple. The survivors were led
 38   1,5,5|          recorded that, when the Temple in Jerusalem was destroyed,
 39   1,5,5|          misery of the destroyed Temple and the city, and the grief
 40   1,5,5|           and restoration of the Temple and Jerusalem, so that they
 41   1,5,5|  destruction of the city and the Temple. The prophet passed on his
 42   1,5,5|      Kingdom ~of God and the new Temple (40-48, see Revelation,
 43   1,5,5|   commanded the Jews to build a ~Temple in Jerusalem in His honor (
 44   1,5,5|          the construction of the Temple in Jerusa-~lem, at the site
 45   1,5,5|        the site of the destroyed Temple of Solomon. But due to the
 46   1,5,5|       the grandeur of the second temple ~should not be less than
 47   1,5,5|         be less than that of the Temple of Solomon, destroyed by
 48   1,5,5|          construction of the new Temple had not yet come. This cooled ~
 49   1,5,5|          struction of the second Temple, God sent Haggai. His prophetic
 50   1,5,5|          on the building ~of the Temple: ~ ~.Ye have sown much,
 51   1,5,5|         would come into this new Temple, and His coming would bring
 52   1,5,5|       the richly decorated first Temple (Haggai 2:5-9). The book
 53   1,5,5|          the construction of the Temple. ~ ~Book of Zechariah.~
 54   1,5,5|          the construction of the Temple. He did not fin-~ish his
 55   1,5,5|          the consecration of the Temple in 516 B.C.~ The book of
 56   1,5,5|       the prophet's lifetime the Temple had al-~ready been restored
 57   1,5,5|       shall suddenly come to his temple,~even the messenger of the
 58   2,1  |        the erection of the first temple under the agency of Solomon,
 59   2,1  |          and to build the second~temple. Moreover, many of the reforms
 60   2,1  |      were sold into slavery. The~temple at Jerusalem was desecrated
 61   2,1  |          165 B.C.) to reopen the temple, which had been closed for
 62   2,1  |        the cleansed and restored temple. At length Simon, like~his
 63   2,1  |        replacing of Zerubbabel’s temple, erected five centuries~
 64   2,1,2|    institutions of worship — the~temple and the synagogue. There
 65   2,1,2|         synagogue. There was one temple located at Jerusalem in
 66   2,1,2|         many foreign cities.~The Temple. In the Old Testament, worship
 67   2,1,2|           it was followed by the temple of Solomon (1012-586 B.C.);
 68   2,1,2|          and this in turn~by the temple of Zerubbabel which was
 69   2,1,2|         In the new structure the~temple proper was completed in
 70   2,1,2|          of the Priests, and the~temple building proper. That building
 71   2,1,2|         As one “went up into the temple” from any direction he first
 72   2,1,2|      proceed no farther into the temple.~Without doubt, it was in
 73   2,1,2|   storing~facilities for various temple operations. Into this court
 74   2,1,2|        was the House of God, the temple proper. It had three parts:
 75   2,1,2|        the tabernacle and~in the temple of Solomon, was probably
 76   2,1,2|         that destroyed Solomon’s~temple in 586 B.C. In the Holy
 77   2,1,2|        Holy of Holies of Herod’s temple (as of Zerubbabel’s temple)
 78   2,1,2|       temple (as of Zerubbabel’s temple) there~was only a flat stone,
 79   2,1,2|        As a place of worship the temple was designed for sacrificial
 80   2,1,2|    Individuals would come to the temple for private~prayer whenever
 81   2,1,2|         The teaching done in the temple usually took~ ~7~place when
 82   2,1,2|      worship was centered in the temple. During the~intertestamental
 83   2,1,2| households.~The officials of the temple were the priests, but those
 84   2,1,4|        of worship (tabernacle or temple) and repeat~the activities
 85   2,1,4|         was at the tabernacle or temple and lasted only one day.~
 86   2,1,4|       homes to the tabernacle or temple after the Day of Atonement.
 87   2,1,5|       land and deprived of their temple and their sacrificial system
 88   2,1,6|         favor might serve in the temple only~a few times in his
 89   2,1,6|       from their function in the temple, there was doubtless an
 90   2,1,6|       Persian~epoch they built a temple on Mt. Gerazim, in which
 91   2,1,6|        for about 275~years. This temple was destroyed by John Hyrcanus (
 92   2,1,6|          sent other gifts to the temple in Jerusalem. The greater~
 93   2,1,7|        Hall of Hewn Stone in the temple, but Josephus mentions the
 94   2,1,7|     meeting place as~outside the temple. The membership included
 95   2,3,3|       himself for prayer, in the Temple of~Jerusalem. He was the
 96   2,3,3|       thrown from the top of the~Temple of Jerusalem by the Jewish
 97   2,3,3|          shortly I must leave my temple, just as our Lord Jesus
 98   2,4,4|       And what agreement has the temple of God with idols? For you
 99   2,4,4|      with idols? For you are the temple of the~living God. As god
100   2,5,4|       The city of~Jerusalem, the temple, and Israel are symbols
101   2,5,6|        and were also used in the temple of the Old Testament.) The
102   2,5,6|         sacrificial altar in the temple of Jerusalem. The~history
103   2,5,8|     Church. The measuring of the temple of God in the eleventh chapter
104   2,5,8|        the~Church from evil. The temple of God, like the Woman clothed
105   2,5,8|    Jerusalem, the burning~of the temple, and the scattering of captive
106   2,5,9|    speaking about the marks, the temple of~Jerusalem, and the two
107   2,5,9|       that he had~erected in the temple at Jerusalem. Later on,
108   2,5,3|           7:1-~8).~Measuring the temple~(11:1-2). Deeds of two~witnesses (