Jerusalem, temple of (957b. C.) : Either of two temples that were at the centre of worship and national identity in ancient Israel.

耶路撒冷圣殿(公元前957)：古代以色列人崇拜上帝的中心，也是其民族象征，历史上前后共有两座。

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Jewish rebels defeated a Greek-Syrian army and reclaimed their temple in Jerusalem.

VOA: special.2009.12.21

Mount Zion is in Jerusalem, it's the Temple Mount today where the mosque now is. Today, we'll consider Levenson's analysis of the Sinai tradition as an entree into the Israelite concept of the Torah, and the covenant bond, its meaning and its implications.

耶路撒冷的郇山，这座神庙山,是今天El-Aqsa清真寺的所在地，今天我们,将对Levenson对西奈传统的分析进行思考，以犹太人对,摩西五经的观点作为主线，以及条约的联系，意义和隐含意义。

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U.S.Special Envoy George Mitchell arrived in Israel as tensions simmered between Palestinians and Israelis over access to the Temple Mount, or Noble Sanctuary, compound in Jerusalem that houses sites holy to both Jews and Muslims.

VOA: standard.2009.10.08

As part of the Assyrian conquest, the Temple in Jerusalem, the centerpiece of Jewish worship, was turned into a Greek temple where Jews were further humiliated and forced to eat pig meat and worship Greek idols.

FORBES: Hanukkah's "Don't Tread On Me" Message Is Universal In Its Appeal

King Solomon built his famous temple in Jerusalem with the wood of cedar trees cut and hauled from Lebanon.

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Among his architectural achievements were lavish desert palaces, fortresses and temples, as well as the expansion of the Second Temple in Jerusalem, his most famous project.

BBC: Israel��s controversial King Herod exhibition