Comments on: King Herod’s monument, tomb or temple?

By: Ray Mize

Ray Mize — Sat, 09 Feb 2013 18:19:17 +0000

What good can come from all of this? There is always someone who is looking for a little good in every man. Here we need to look very closely at Herod and the blood lines of his wives and grand children. You may discover that Herod's blood line has a beginning in Edomites the very people's and land that God hates. Num. 24:17-19
If Paul is a grandson of Herod, then how can we justify believing anything he says. This is the good that should come out of this, the Truth.

By: Ray Mize

Ray Mize — Sat, 09 Feb 2013 18:19:17 +0000

By: Dror Ben Ami

Dror Ben Ami — Sat, 09 Feb 2013 09:58:10 +0000

More or less, I agree with Tuvia and Prof. Eisenman: the western wall, declared by the rabbis to be the holiest site in Judaism, was built by an Idumedian murderer. Since the word of God is always symbolized by stone, the additions of the convert king named Herod, symbolizes the oral law itself. Thus the western wall is a man made creation and the oral law is a man made creation, yet the rabbis have declared both to be holy and, of course, the rabbis have declared themselves to be "co-creators" with God. Hence, the rabbis who also have appointed themselves to the position of "God 's partners", as rabbi Shlomo Risken of the Jerusalem Post is fond of saying, are in effect saying:
"Moses was the servant of God, since we are God 's partners, then, obviously, Moses is our servant as well"……..

By: Tuvia Fogel

Tuvia Fogel — Fri, 08 Feb 2013 17:53:56 +0000

This is one view of Herod and his Temple. May I suggest the author tries reading a very different view, written by Prof Robert Eisenman some three years ago? http://roberteisenman.com/articles/jpost_temple.htm