Red Skies Over the Temple Mount
When I typed the final chapter of my most recent novel, The Last Judgment, I had no pretensions of prophecy (I still don’t). I wanted to tell a good story in the format of another “legal thriller.” But, as with my other books, both fiction and nonfiction, I also felt pressed to follow Jesus’ admonition in Matthew 16:2–3. There, when confronted with demands for a “sign,” Jesus poinGet More Articles—Subscribe Today!
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What archaeological evidence exists suggests that the dome of the rock mosque sits where the Courtyard of the Gentiles was on the Temple Mount. So it’s possible a temple could be erected on the mount without disturbing the mosque. The suggestion has also been made by several reputable Bible teachers that the religious center could be returned for the Tribulation period back to where the tabernacle stood for 350 years before King David conquered Jerusalem, at Shiloh.