Temple Mount Sifting Project Unveils Artifacts from Time of David
Temple Mount Sifting Project Unveils Artifacts from Time of David
Temple Mount Sifting Project to relaunch for Jerusalem Day
A third of the removed Temple Mount soil remained unsifted and is in danger of being lost by erosion.
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The Amazing Story of the Temple Mount Sifting Project
The Temple Mount Sifting Project is at a tipping point. Help us raise the money necessary to fund our publication of the research we have been doing over the past 11 years. Without being able to publish our finds and our research, it will be as if the work we have done and the thousands of artifacts we have saved had never been. Share this video, follow us on facebook and twitter, and donate now at half-shekel.org.
Israel Bible Study Tour 2019 | Temple Mount Sifting Project
We sifted dirt from around the Temple Mount with some professional archeologists, and some of us found pottery, bones, teeth, and a coin.
Archaeological Remains from the Temple Mount
What are the archaeological remains from the biblical Temple in Jerusalem?
When exactly was the First Temple built?
Was there idol worship in the First Temple period as described by the biblical prophets?
What did the courts of Herod’s temple look like?
Did the Romans built a pagan temple on the Temple Mount?
With your help we could give better answers to these and many other questions regarding the past of the emple Mount. Help us save and better understand the relics of our heritage. Visit us at this link:
Temple Mount Sifting Project (West Texas Holy Temple Conference)
A brief overview of the Temple Mount through the lens its history and topography, while emphasizing its centrality as the location of the Holy Temple.
This talk includes then background and events leading up to the catastrophic archaeological destruction on the Temple Mount, tells the story of the Temple Mount Sifting Project and presents its discoveries including artefacts dating to the times of the Holy Temple.
More than 150 people attended the West Texas Holy Temple Conference in Lubbock, Texas, November 9-12, 2017. Sponsored by the South Plains Hebraic Center, in cooperation with Biblical Faith of Abilene, Texas, and the Temple Institute, Inc., of Lubbock, Texas, the conference brought together people from across the United States and Canada.
Representatives from the Temple Institute of Israel, including Rabbi Chaim Richman, Rena Richman, and Yitzchak Reuven, were joined by archaeologist Hillel Richman. Each presented multiple teachings to the gathering.
The eight teachings were all beautifully filmed and edited by Jim Long. We thank Jim for the long hours and dedication he put into preparing these videos for all to see.
The focus of the teachings was on the spiritual significance of the Holy Temple, the concept of sacred space, the significance and meaning of the korbonot (the Temple offerings), the foundation stone, the ark of the covenant, the stone altar, and prayer at the Holy Temple, bringing the service and significance of the Holy Temple alive. Archaeologist Hillel Richman focused on the archaeological discoveries made in recent years in Jerusalem concerning the Temple Mount, and on the rich treasures of archaeological evidence of the first and second Holy Temples.
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Temple Mount Sifting Project Unearths Archeological Treasures
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Jerusalem Dateline: 6/7/19 Sifting Treasures from Under the Temple Mount
The 1967 Six-Day War’s global impact, when Jerusalem was reunited after more than 2,000 years; plus sifting treasures from under the Temple Mount - what it means for the Jewish people; and counting the Omer - how it’s connected to Pentecost.
Ed Baumstein Speaks: An Appeal for the Temple Mount Sifting Project
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US Businessman, and Temple Mount Sifting Project board member Ed Baumstein stands on the Temple Mount and asks you to join him in supporting the Temple Mount Sifting Project.
Thanks to generous donors, ALL donations made in the Annual Appeal will be QUADRUPLED and make a huge impact on Temple Mount heritage. For more information and to donate, go to:
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Zachi Zweig and Mike Caba at the Sifting Site, Jerusalem
'Temple Mount' Sifting Project: Or BUILDING THE THIRD TEMPLE!!
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Temple Mount Sifting Project
In this video we tag along with Jerusalem Channel Passover Convocation hosted by Christine Darg, as they take a field trip to an archaeological dig site - the Temple Mount Sifting Project on Mount Scopus, Jerusalem, which is the world's largest public educational program to teach people how to look for historical artifacts on a dig site. Join our friends Laurie and Nancy as they show us how it's done.
Sifting Through the Temple Mount's History
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HOLY LAND UNCOVERED | The Temple Mount Sifting project began 20 years ago and has since seen many ups and downs. The ambitious goal of uncovering items from the Temple Mount is now being presented in a special exhibition in Jerusalem. Our Daniel Campos has the story.
2018 BRN Tour of Israel | Sifting Project, Jerusalem
What Lies Hidden in the Temple Mount Soil?
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Experience Archaeology First-hand Sifting Jerusalem’s Temple Mount Soil.
The Temple Mount Sifting Project is an archaeological endeavor open to the public, enabling people from all walks of life and all ages to experience hands-on the excitement of archaeological discovery in the ancient heart of Jerusalem.
The Project was established in order to salvage archaeological artifacts from the massive heaps of soil that were removed illegally and destructively from the Temple Mount during renovations conducted in 1999.
The Project provides a rare and unique opportunity to reveal archaeological artifacts buried within soil from the Temple Mount. The goal of the project is to preserve, research and make public the countless artifacts which reveal the rich history of Jerusalem’s most important site.
Temple Mount Tour: The Shushan Gate and the Temple
Tour the Temple Mount in Jerusalem with renowned archaeologist Dr. Gabriel Barkay!
Here he talks about the Eastern, Shushan Gate, the alignment of the Temple to it, and the original Western Wall.
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The Temple Mount Sifting Project is dedicated to retrieving and researching the over Half a Million artifacts illegally bulldozed from the Temple Mount. Learn more at half-shekel.org. Or, follow our blog for updates and special finds at tmsifting.org/en .
Solomon's Stables on the Temple Mount: The History and the Destruction
Tour the Temple Mount in Jerusalem with archaeologist Zachi Dvira. Here he talks about Solomon's Stables. Once the stables for the horses of the Knights Templar during the Crusades, now it is the massive Al-Marwani Mosque and has Herodian stones in secondary use. Learn about the massive bulldozing and archaeological destruction that happened when the mosque's new entrance was created in 1999. Learn more at half-shekel.org .
*Note: The Cradle of Jesus is where Mary stopped on her way to present Jesus at the Temple. There is a tradition that Jesus spoke here as a baby. Misspoken: Mary did not baptize Jesus. Our apologies.
The Temple Mount Sifting Project is dedicated to retrieving and researching the over Half a Million artifacts illegally bulldozed from the Temple Mount. Learn more at half-shekel.org. Or, follow our blog for updates and special finds at tmsifting.org/en .
Entering the Temple Mount: Barclay's Gate and the Mughrabi Gate
Tour the Temple Mount in Jerusalem with renowned archaeologist Dr. Gabriel Barkay! Here he talks about Barclay's Gate and the Mughrabi Gate: 2 of the 9 entrances to the Temple Mount. Learn more at half-shekel.org
The Temple Mount Sifting Project is dedicated to retrieving and researching the over Half a Million artifacts illegally bulldozed from the Temple Mount. Learn more at half-shekel.org. Or, follow our blog for updates and special finds at tmsifting.org/en .
Hillel Richman: The True Location of the Temple Mount
Archaeologist Hillel Richman, Senior Researcher and Past Supervisor, Ancient Jerusalem Sifting Project and Temple Mount Sifting Project, refutes the spurious theories claiming that the Temple Mount was in any other place other than Mount Moriah, with an emphasis on the 'City of David' theory, while providing incontrovertible historical and archaeological proof that the Holy Temple was, and will be, located on what is today referred to as the Temple Mount.
This teaching was recorded on November 7, 2018, in Rogers, Arkansas.
Filmed and edited by James Long, Lightcatcher Productions.
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Archeaological Sifting from the Temple Mount near Jerusalem, Israel
Archeaological sifting of rubble from the temple mount near Jerusalem.