The Mystery of the Temple of Solomon

The Mystery of the Temple of Solomon Old Clues in a New Light from the Holy Texts to Modern Archeological Finds.. The book is a new scientific research that serves as a complete reference guide to the Temple of Solomon. It is a scientific response to the different claims about the Temple built in Jerusalem, collected in one. The book is indexed with many rich sources, supported by passages from the Holy Scriptures (Torah, Holy Bible, and Holy Quran), archaeological discoveries, historical documents and treatises. The book contains a Foreword, an Introduction chapter, six chapters, a conclusion, and a reference guide. The book's objective was answering the following questions: Did the Lord order Moses to build a Temple in the Pentateuch? What is the difference between the Hebrew, the Israeli and the Jew? How does Torah recognize that Palestine's land was a foreign land for Patriarchs and their families? Is there any relationship between the people of Abraham and the people of Moses? Did Jacob build a Temple in Jerusalem? What civilization was in the city of Jerusalem before David seized it - according to Torah? Who are its people? Did they leave or emigrate from it after David took over the city? What is the difference between David and Solomon's story in the Bible and the Quran? Does the Hebrew Bible, the Samaritan Torah, and the Dead Sea Scrolls agree about the Holy Temple's place? Is there a uniform specification for the Temple of Solomon mentioned in the Old Testament? Had Solomon built a temple? Did Cyrus call the exiled Jews to return to Jerusalem in Cyrus Cylinder? What is the relation between Herod, the Great and the Jews? How many historical references mention the story of the Second Temple? Was Al-Aqsa Mosque build on the ruins of the Temple of Solomon? Is the Wailing Wall related to Jews or Muslims? ** Quoting from Dr. Walter P. Drake, Director, Blue Marble University in the Foreword of the book: "Doaa Elshereef has created not only a lively, easy-reading work on whether the Temple of Solomon ever existed, but has amassed a wonderful collection of references to the Temple as found in the Quran and the Holy Bible juxtaposed against the relevant archeological findings for use by future scholars. Even a cursory look at this book shows it to be a monumental effort that has resulted in creating the very best reference material in the world relating to the Al Aqsa Mosque and the Temple of Solomon. It is discourse such as represented by this book, which leads to mutual respect of differing opinions...and further leads maybe even to friendship..."