Jewish temple
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Jewish temple:
- Jewish temple or The Jewish Temple, may refer to the original two ancient Jewish Temples in Jerusalem.
- The First Temple was destroyed by the Neo-Babylonian Empire in 586 BCE.
- The Second Temple was destroyed by the Roman Empire in 70 CE.
- The Third Temple is based on a futuristic prophecy.
- See Template:Tabernacle and Jerusalem Temples.
- Jewish temple has also been used to describe the temples located in Ancient Egypt.
- The term may also refer to places called "House of Yahweh (biblical term)".
- Jewish temple, or Jewish Temple, or simply Temple is a name frequently used by Reform Judaism, and occasionally in the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism,[1][2][3] to describe synagogues. Reform Judaism does not necessarily believe in the Messianic era's rebuilding of the Jerusalem Temple, in contrast to Orthodox Judaism.
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