God's Holy Mountain

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God's Holy Mountain

A vision for the Temple Mount (Al Haram Al Sharif)

A study project of the Interfaith Encounter Association

The world holds dark assumptions that fervent dreams by different faiths for the Temple Mount (الحرم الشريف) must lead to conflict.

We pretend that these dreams no longer matter, but past regional peace initiatives have fallen apart in disputes about the Temple Mount.

Join us in unveiling the prophetic calling of God’s Holy Mountain through close religious study, and in seeing:

The Temple Mount is not a problem but the place for Jew, Muslim, and Christian to fulfill Zechariah’s prophecy: “On that day, God will be one and His name one.”

News and Forums


	The Project's launching event took place on June 18, 2009. See coverage at Reuters Blogs and video available here (Hebrew). “A New Vision for God’s Holy Mountain” was published in the Washington Post On Faith guest voices column on June 10, 2009, available here. New article in October issue of Interreligious Insight. See our Press Release of the 3rd of March, 2010. More

Background papers


	The Role of the Prophet in Determining the Future Location of the Temple. (as published in Tehumin, the leading journal of Jewish religious law in Israel, June 2007, volume 27, pages 471-9) The Universal Temple The Jewish Approach to Islam The Jewish Approach to Chrisitanity Bayt Al Maqdis: An Islamic Perspective More

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	To purchase prints or note cards, please email us at ohr@interfaith-encounter.org. An image of the note card is shown here. Under Construction More

Tehumin Back to Home

Tehumin is the leading halachic journal in Israel, published annually, and rabbis of stature and others publish there in various issues. In each volume, a special section is dedicated to Temple issues. The role of the prophet's paper was published at 2007 in a shorter form, aiming for those who are familiar with rabbinical terminology. This version was not translated and could be found in the Hebrew version here.