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The Messiah and King Solomon’s Temple Exposed 2 DVD Bundle
Discover the Truth with Jordan Maxwell’s 2 DVD Bundle. Dive deep into the mysteries that mainstream religion refuses to discuss.
What’s Included in This 2 DVD Series?
DVD : The Messiah – The esoteric roots of the ancient temple.
The Messiah — A Universal Hope Across Faiths
The term “Messiah” originates from the Hebrew word Mashiach, meaning “anointed one.” In ancient Israel, anointing with oil signified divine selection for leadership, particularly in the case of kings and priests. Over time, this term evolved into a powerful religious concept symbolizing a future redeemer or savior.
In Judaism, the Messiah is expected to be a human descendant of King David, chosen by God to restore Israel, rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem, and establish an era of global peace and divine justice. Importantly, this Messiah is not divine but serves as a political and spiritual leader who fulfills biblical prophecy.
In contrast, Christianity identifies Jesus of Nazareth as the Messiah, or Christ (Christos in Greek, also meaning “anointed one”). Christians believe Jesus fulfilled Old Testament prophecies by offering spiritual salvation through his death and resurrection. This interpretation emphasizes personal redemption and eternal life, rather than national restoration.
Islam also acknowledges Jesus (Isa) as the Messiah, though not as the Son of God. In Islamic belief, Jesus will return at the end of time to defeat the false messiah (Dajjal) and restore justice.
Across cultures and religious traditions, the Messiah reflects a universal hope: the desire for justice, peace, and divine intervention in human affairs. Whether seen as a literal figure or a symbolic archetype, the Messiah continues to inspire theological reflection and personal faith.
DVD 2: King Solomon’s Temple Exposed – The esoteric roots of the ancient temple.
King Solomon’s Temple — Sacred Symbol of Divine Order
King Solomon’s Temple, also known as the First Temple, stands as one of the most iconic and mysterious structures in religious history. Built in the 10th century BCE in Jerusalem, it was commissioned by King Solomon, the son of David, as a permanent dwelling place for the Ark of the Covenant and as the spiritual heart of ancient Israel.
According to the Hebrew Bible, the temple was constructed with divine guidance, using the finest materials—cedar from Lebanon, gold, and costly stone. Its layout reflected sacred geometry, symbolizing divine order and balance. The Holy of Holies, the innermost chamber, was where the Ark rested and where only the High Priest could enter once a year on Yom Kippur.
Solomon’s Temple was more than a religious site—it was a political and cultural symbol of unity and national identity. However, it was destroyed by the Babylonians in 586 BCE, marking the beginning of the Jewish exile. The temple’s loss became a central theme in Jewish lamentation and messianic expectation.
Beyond Judaism, the temple plays a key role in Christian eschatology and Islamic tradition. It is also deeply embedded in esoteric and Masonic teachings, where it represents the human body, the cosmos, and spiritual enlightenment.
Today, the legacy of Solomon’s Temple endures in theology, art, and architecture. Its story continues to fascinate scholars, believers, and mystics alike. Whether seen as a historical monument or a symbol of divine truth, King Solomon’s Temple remains a cornerstone in the study of ancient religion and sacred traditions.
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This Bundle are not just educational—they’re transformational. Uncover suppressed knowledge and understand how ancient beliefs shape our world today.
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