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Inscription forbidding entry into the sanctified area of the Second Temple
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Inscription forbidding entry into the sanctified area of the Second Temple
BLP398122 Inscription forbidding entry into the sanctified area of the Second Temple, Jerusalem (stone) by Roman; Private Collection; (add.info.: inscription reads: No Gentile may enter beyond the dividing wall into the court around the Holy Place; whoever is caught will be to blame for his subsequent death ; the Second Temple complex was renovated by King Herod the Great in about 19 BC; the wall of partition served to keep non-Jews from entering the more sacred areas of the temple; ); Photo eZev Radovan; out of copyright
Media ID 22676608
© Zev Radovan / Bridgeman Images
Ancient Greek Mottled Tablet Warning Jewish Law
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This print showcases an ancient Greek carved tablet known as the Inscription forbidding entry into the sanctified area of the Second Temple in Jerusalem. The stone tablet, now part of a private collection, bears a profound warning etched in its surface. The inscription sternly declares that no Gentile is permitted to venture beyond the dividing wall into the sacred court surrounding the Holy Place. It further emphasizes that anyone caught trespassing will be held responsible for their subsequent death. The significance of this inscription lies in its connection to the Second Temple complex, which was meticulously renovated by King Herod the Great around 19 BC. Serving as a barrier between Jews and non-Jews, this partition wall aimed to safeguard and preserve the sanctity of certain areas within the temple grounds. The intricate carving on this weathered stone tablet speaks volumes about Jewish law and customs during ancient times. Its mottled appearance adds an air of authenticity and agelessness to this remarkable artifact. Preserved through time, this photograph by eZev Radovan allows us to glimpse into history and reflect upon religious practices from centuries ago. As we marvel at this tangible piece of heritage, it reminds us how deeply ingrained traditions can shape our understanding of faith and spirituality even today.
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