Por: Barry Borhtistle

Solomon’s Porch was a significant place at the entrance to the temple in Jerusalem. Located on the east side of the outer court, it was an open, covered porch (or colonnade, due to the line of pillars that held up the roof) outside of the Holy Place. Because it was open to many people, it became a commonplace to gather as it offered shelter from the sun, wind, and rain. Therefore, it became a place of seeking the Lord through teachings, in prayer, weeping, fasting, or rejoicing in worship.

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