Flashback: Hints of a 3rd Temple In Jerusalem?
- There has been a Total Blackout of any genuine news on 3rd Temple construction plans since 2020. All leaks have been plugged. Even Dr. Tom Horn has gone silent. My conclusion is that he has been told not to talk or his source in Washington DC has been silenced. Even public news reports have been silent on real developments. Thus, I have not been blogging much at all about 3rd temple developments. Here is the status so far:
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by | Mar 21, 2021, https://stevenmcollins.com/
Something very important is brewing behind the scenes in the Mideast, and it may result in something major in terms of biblical prophetic fulfillment. There is a possibility that a Jewish 3rd Temple may be drawing closer to becoming a reality as part of intense negotiations now being conducted. Such a development would only be announced when all the details are finalized in a new implementation of the Abraham Accords, but here is what we know so far.
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Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has announced that in addition to the four peace agreements already made between Israel and Sunni Islamic nations (The UAE, Bahrain, Morocco and Sudan), that four more such peace agreements are near to being finalized (first link). The first link suggests that Indonesia, Mauritania and Saudi Arabia may be part of the new expansion of the Abraham Accords. Personally, I think if Saudi Arabia formally joins this process that such nations as Oman and Kuwait will participate as well.
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What issues are being discussed as part of this negotiation process to bring this major expansion of the Abraham Accords into being? The second link offers one answer. It discusses that there are some intense and fractious negotiations going on between Jordan and Saudi Arabia over which nation will be the guardian and administrator of the Islamic sacred sites on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, and that Israel is now also a part of this negotiation. Jordan currently has the oversight of these Islamic sites on the Temple Mount, but Saudi Arabia wants to become the guardian of those sites just as it is the guardian of Islamic sacred sites in Mecca and Medina. There is a statement in the second link that hints at far more being at stake in these negotiations. The statement is: “Saudi Arabia wants a senior role, alongside Israel, in running the [Temple] mount (emphasis added).” This strongly infers that Israel and Saudi Arabia would both share a joint senior role in administering the Temple Mount, replacing Jordan’s current role in that capacity. Israel currently does little more than provide police security at the entrances to the Temple Mount. What would cause the Jewish state to assume, alongside Saudi Arabia, a “senior role” in administering the Temple Mount site itself? One obvious answer is if, as part of an overall peace deal which greatly expands the Abraham Accords, the Israelis receive the rights to construct a long-desired Third Temple on the Temple Mount. If Saudi Arabia becomes the steward of the Islamic sites on the Temple Mount and the Israelis can begin building a Third Temple on the Mount, it will powerfully cement relationships between Israel and Saudi Arabia. If it happens reasonably soon, it would almost certainly guarantee the re-election of Netanyhau in the pending Israeli election.
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The third link, from Arab media, covers this matter from an Arab/Islamic perspective, but it is clear that Saudi Arabia very much wants the role as administrator of Islam’s Jerusalem Temple Mount sites. Jordan is greatly resisting such a change, but being a smaller nation caught between Saudi Arabia and Israel, Saudi Arabia may offer Jordan a security and financial deal to which it can’t say “no.” The third link appears to have been written late in the Trump administration, and such a date would confirm these secret negotiations have been going on for some time. Indeed, the link adds that these discussions were so secret that they took place “amid a total blackout.”
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