Was King Solomon’s Temple a Real Place? Many archaeologists have hunted for evidence to support or refute the ancient Biblical stories about Israel. But the First Temple in Jerusalem — and its builder ...

How archaeologists reconstructed the burning of Jerusalem in 586 BCE Hebrew Bible is only surviving account of siege that laid waste to Solomon's Temple.

The temple complex, which dates to the late 10th and early ninth centuries B.C., was discovered in 2012 at Tel Moza near Jerusalem. Identified as the Biblical city of Moza in the kingdom of Judah ...

Rare ivory plaques dating back thousands of years to Solomon's Temple and are believed to have been part of a throne have been unearthed in Jerusalem.

Later, in an explicit reference to the Temple, he added: “Solomon placed in the Temple [Beit al-Maqdis] wondrous things including the vault from which the heavy chain depends….

The Jerusalem Temple (Beit HaMikdosh) and the Ka’ba, ... Prophet Solomon built a Temple in Jerusalem for Jewish Haj on the site where Abraham bound his son Isaac as an offering to God.

Jerusalem's Second Temple The Second Temple was built after the Babylonians destroyed the first temple in 587 BC. Also known as Solomon's Temple, it was wrecked alongside the Kingdom of Judah.

Following the conquest of Jerusalem by the Persians in 539 B.C., the Jews returned from exile and, according to the Book of Ezra, constructed a Second Temple on the site.