Episode Synopsis "The Collonades to Herod's Temple"

Josephus was given the job of recording history by the Romans because he was so accurate and detailed. Yet the Jews, and most Christians, choose to ignore his information about Herod's Temple. Josephus records that two arms or collonades extended from the Roman Antonia Fortress to the Temple. The model of Jerusalem and the Temple totally ignores this important feature and misleads people about the layout of Jerusalem and the Temple prior to the Roman destruction in 70 A.D. Support the Show.

Listen "The Collonades to Herod's Temple"

More episodes of the podcast History and the Bible

• The Walls of Jericho (Part 2)
• The Walls of Jericho (Part 1)
• Discovering the City of Sodom
• Sodom and Gomorrah -- The Archaeological Evidence
• The Collonades to Herod's Temple
• Fortress Antonia and the True Temple Mount Location
• The Temples of Solomon and Herod
• The Underwater Bridge
• Exploring the Sea Bed
• At the Gulf of Aqaba
• The Evidence Mounts
• In the Footsteps of Moses
• Archaeology and the Exodus -- Introduction