God commanded where the new temple and alter is to be built
THERE WILL BE TWO TEMPLES YET TO BE BUILT: THE THIRD ONE WILL BE THE TRIBULATION TEMPLE AS DOCUMENTED IN DAN.9:27; MT.24:15, 2 THES.2:4 AND REV.11:1-2. THE FOURTH ONE WILL BE THE MILLENNIAL TEMPLE CHRIST WILL BUILD HIMSELF ACCORDING TO ZECH.6:12-13, DESCRIBED IN EZ.40-47.
The following is the tribulation temple:
"Regardless of how the Lord works out the details, His plan will be brought to pass. In the meantime, many of the current events now taking place in and around Jerusalem and the Temple Mount are setting the stage for what will be a string of events that will usher in the second coming of Christ. The church is looking for the rapture, where Christ will take us in an instance to be with Himself for all eternity. Maranatha!"
By Thomas Ice, PhD.
Source: http://www.raptureready.com/featured/ic ... build.html [site has been moved]
The following is the Millennial kingdom of Christ temple:
Source: http://bible.ucg.org/bible-commentary/E ... fault.aspx
The temple described in the above link article is the Millennial temple Jesus will be the builder of Himself, according to Zech.6:12-13. However, there must also be a temple in existence when the 70 Week of Daniel takes place, which is also known as the seven year tribulation as well as the Day of the Lord. This is the tribulation temple as seen in Dan.9:27 and in 2 Thes.2:4, where the antichrist is going to profane by claiming himself to be God, and setting up the abomination of desolation. Though it is not recorded in the Scriptures, the tribulation temple will undoubtedly be destroyed during that dreadful period of time. Therefore, according to the Scriptures, there yet remains two Israeli temples yet to be built in Jerusalem.
Where does God command where the new temple and alter must be?
"...By this time, it was no longer permissible to build altars just anywhere. Now the restrictions were even greater. Certain sacrifices were still permitted at any hallowed altar, but not as many as before. When the two and a half Tribes that lived in Trans-Jordan built an altar, there was an uproar about it, until they explained that the altar was on the order of a banner, a reminder, not a place for sacrifices (see Joshua 22:9-34).
The ultimate plan was for a Holy Temple, where the mobile Sanctuary would find a permanent resting place, so to speak. The Torah explicitly commands that once the Holy Temple is built no sacrifices at all may be brought anywhere else. And that is irrevocable Law. Once the Holy Temple was dedicated and in operation, it was forbidden for Israelites to bring sacrifices anywhere else in the world.
For example, we find that the Torah says, "You may not worship Hashem your G-d in such a manner. This you may do only on the site that Hashem your G-d will choose from among all your tribes to place His Name there. You must seek His Presence, and you must go there. You will bring there your elevated offerings, your eaten sacrifices, your tithes, your hand-delivered elevated gifts, your general and specific pledges, the first born of your cattle and flocks...." (Deut. 12:4-6).
And the Torah continues, "You will not do then what we do here now, where each person does as he sees fit. For you have not yet come to the resting place and hereditary land that Hashem your G-d giving you. When you cross the Jordan and you settle the land that Hashem your G-d is allotting you, and Hashem has granted you safety from all your enemies around you, and you are living securely, there will be a place that Hashem will choose to rest His Name there. It is to there you must bring all that I command you, your burnt elevated offerings, your eaten sacrirfices, your tithes, your elevated gifts, and all your choice pledges that you might pledge to Hashem" (Deut 12:8-11).
As if this were not strong enough, the Torah warns us: "Watch yourself! Lest you bring your burnt elevated offerings in any place you see fit. Only in the place that Hashem will choose, somewhere from among your tribes, there shall your bring your burnt elevated offerings, and there you must do all that I command you concerning this." (Deut 12:13-14)
Once the Holy Temple was built, we were no longer permitted to bring sacrifices anywhere else.
And the clock could not be moved back. The earlier eras are gone, and cannot be restored. Once the Holy Temple was built, the Laws of all previous eras and situations were no longer relevant. That is what the Torah commands."
From the above, there is only one place God accepts for His temple to be and where the alter must be for the sacrificial ceremonies to worship Him from. On Mount Moriah in Jerusalem.
Source: Why do we no longer bring animal sacrifices?
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There is only one temple and one sacrifice in the New Covenant.
Heb 10:5 Wherefore when he cometh into the world, he saith, Sacrifice and offering thou wouldest not, but a body hast thou prepared me:
Heb 10:6 In burnt offerings and sacrifices for sin thou hast had no pleasure.
Heb 10:16 This is the covenant that I will make with them after those days, saith the Lord, I will put my laws into their hearts, and in their minds will I write them;
(See the New Covenant promised in Jeremiah 31:31-34)
Heb 10:17 And their sins and iniquities will I remember no more.
Heb 10:18 Now where remission of these is, there is no more offering for sin.
Who is going to sew the temple veil back together again, since God ripped it in half on the day His Son was sacrificed at Calvary?
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