Solomon's Temple

There is no evidence for Solomon's temple outside the bible.

Here on the sides of the north Solomon's Temple once stood.

Its identity with the site of Solomon's temple is beyond dispute."

Solomon's Temple, however, was the great school of music.

The highest part, in the north, became the site of Solomon's Temple.

The community was named for a local inn called Solomon's Temple.

It was all brought in sections like the parts of Solomon's Temple.

They were said to be the two pillars in front of Solomon's Temple.

And finally he showed himself at the dedication of Solomon's Temple on this very site.

It seems impossible not to mention such a feature, so either the site of Solomon's temple was different, or the whole story is fictional.

Jews believe it to be the site of Solomon's Temple and key biblical events.

You have to go up Solomon's Temple, too – the views are fantastic.

Poetical lecture, suggested after seeing the model of Solomon's temple"."

The second cave, Solomon's Temple, is further ahead around the cliff on the right.

Its pattern and equipment match closely biblical descriptions of Solomon's temple.

Saws were used to help shape the huge stone blocks needed in the construction of Solomon's temple.

The description is not of Solomon's Temple, the specifications being different and larger.

Its design is said to be based on that of King Solomon's Temple.

This philosophy can be traced back to accounts of Solomon's Temple.

Therefore there is no archaeological evidence for the existence of Solomon's Temple.

"These same trees were used in King Solomon's temple."

Other questions: Where was Solomon's Temple and what, if anything, remains of it today?

What would its rotation have been had it hung instead from the dome of Solomon's Temple?

It was constructed without nails, perhaps in imitation of Solomon's Temple.

The 'rock' is the foundation of Solomon's temple.