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The '''Holy of Holies''' was the term referring to the innermost room of the [[Tabernacle]] and later the Temple. It was in the [[Holy]] of Holies that [[Yahweh]] dwelt. | The '''Holy of Holies''' was the term referring to the innermost room of the [[Tabernacle]] and later the Temple. It was in the [[Holy]] of Holies that [[Yahweh]] dwelt. | ||
In the sack of [[Jerusalem]] by [[Pompey|Pompey Magnus]], Pompey entered and defiled the site as it was in the [[Second Temple]], as described in Flavius Josephus' account of the battle. | In the sack of [[Jerusalem]] by [[Pompey|Pompey Magnus]], Pompey entered and defiled the site as it was in the [[Second Temple]], as described in Flavius Josephus' account of the battle. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:56, January 6, 2025
Solomon's Temple, according to the biblical description
The Holy of Holies was the term referring to the innermost room of the Tabernacle and later the Temple. It was in the Holy of Holies that Yahweh dwelt.
In the sack of Jerusalem by Pompey Magnus, Pompey entered and defiled the site as it was in the Second Temple, as described in Flavius Josephus' account of the battle.
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