Temple Institute

The Temple Institute
Maklumat am
Ditubuhkan	1987
Jenis	Arkeologi and Muzium Sejarah
Maklumat geografi
Lokasi	Jerusalem
Maklumat pelawat
Laman sesawang	www.templeinstitute.org
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The Temple Institute (bahasa Hebrew:מכון המקדש) juga disebut Machon HaMikdash yang merupakan Muzium, Penyelidikan dan pusat pendidikan di Old City dari Jerusalem, Israel.^[1]^[2] Diasaskan pada tahun 1987 oleh Rabbi Yisrael Ariel ^[3] dan didedikasikan kepada dua kuil di Jerusalem, Dome of Rock (Kaabah Pertama) dan Kuil Kedua. Pengarah muzium ini diketuai oleh Dovid Schvartz dan Kabatan Antarabangsa diketuai oleh Rabbi Chaim Richman.^[4] Bilionair, Henry Swieca dan kerajaan Israel juga membantu dana untuk muzium tersebut.^[5]^[6]

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Model Menorah bersebelahan dengan rumah Temple Institute
Square Menora dan bersebelahan dengan aspek Temple Mount Temple Institute

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^ "A House of Prayer for All Nations" Jerusalem Post, 11 Oktober 2005
^ Wright, Lawrence. "Forcing the End: Why do Pentecostal cattle breeder from Mississippi and an Orthodox Rabbi from Jerusalem believe that a red heifer can bring change?". Frontline at PBS. Dicapai pada 11 Julai 2014. The Temple Institute operates a small museum in the Jewish Quarter of the Old City.
^ Rebuild Herod's Temple? A Few Israelis Hope New York Times, 9 April 1989.
^ Booth, William; Eglash, Ruth (December 2, 2013). "Jewish activists want to pray on Jerusalem's Temple Mount, raising alarm in Muslim world". The Washington Post. Dicapai pada 15 Ogos, 2016. The project was funded by Henry Swieca, the billionaire American investor, and his wife, Estee. Check date values in: |accessdate= (bantuan)
^ http://www.jta.org/2016/08/12/news-opinion/israel-middle-east/the-third-jewish-temple-is-coming-to-your-facebook-feed%7Caccessdat= 15 Ogos, 2016|work=Jewish Telegraphic Agency|date= 12 Ogos, 2016|quote=The Israeli government provides some funding to the Temple Institute — though not reliably or significantly, according to its directors — as it does educational and research institutions, and allows women to do their national service as tour guides at its exhibition.
^ http://www.jpost.com/Diplomacy-and-Politics/Report-State-funds-groups-that-advocate-building-Third-Temple-321990%7Caccessdate=15 Ogos, 2016|work=The Jerusalem Post|date= 8 April, 2013|quote=Over the course of the last decade, the Education Ministry and the Culture and Sport Ministry have transferred between NIS 300,000 and 700,000 to a non-government organization known as The Temple Institute. Just last year, the group received NIS 282,000 from the Education Ministry and another NIS 134,000 from the Culture Ministry.

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[1] "A House of Prayer for All Nations" Jerusalem Post, 11 Oktober 2005

[2] Wright, Lawrence. "Forcing the End: Why do Pentecostal cattle breeder from Mississippi and an Orthodox Rabbi from Jerusalem believe that a red heifer can bring change?". Frontline at PBS. Dicapai pada 11 Julai 2014. The Temple Institute operates a small museum in the Jewish Quarter of the Old City.

[3] Rebuild Herod's Temple? A Few Israelis Hope New York Times, 9 April 1989.

[washingtonjewishactivistswanttopray-4] Booth, William; Eglash, Ruth (December 2, 2013). "Jewish activists want to pray on Jerusalem's Temple Mount, raising alarm in Muslim world". The Washington Post. Dicapai pada 15 Ogos, 2016. The project was funded by Henry Swieca, the billionaire American investor, and his wife, Estee. Check date values in: |accessdate= (bantuan)

[5] ttp://www.jta.org/2016/08/12/news-opinion/israel-middle-east/the-third-jewish-temple-is-coming-to-your-facebook-feed%7Caccessdat= 15 Ogos, 2016|work=Jewish Telegraphic Agency|date= 12 Ogos, 2016|quote=The Israeli government provides some funding to the Temple Institute — though not reliably or significantly, according to its directors — as it does educational and research institutions, and allows women to do their national service as tour guides at its exhibition.

[6] ttp://www.jpost.com/Diplomacy-and-Politics/Report-State-funds-groups-that-advocate-building-Third-Temple-321990%7Caccessdate=15 Ogos, 2016|work=The Jerusalem Post|date= 8 April, 2013|quote=Over the course of the last decade, the Education Ministry and the Culture and Sport Ministry have transferred between NIS 300,000 and 700,000 to a non-government organization known as The Temple Institute. Just last year, the group received NIS 282,000 from the Education Ministry and another NIS 134,000 from the Culture Ministry.

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