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Haggai exhorted the people to rebuild the temple, and encouraged them that God would fill it with his glory in a dramatic way.

Less prominent than the sanctuary of Poseidon, the temple of Athena at Sounion demonstrates the interplay between architecture and landscape in Greek sacred sanctuaries.

Does the temple in Jerusalem need to be rebuilt in order to usher in the end times? A closer look at John's use of temple imagery suggests this isn't the case.

The book of Zechariah parallels the time of writing of Haggai whilst the rebuilding of the temple was in progress. Meanwhile, Zerubbabel was the political leader.

Archeology in Cairo suburb Mataria, thought to relate to first pharaoh to mention name Israel, may be important to 'Exodus'. Pics of monuments and excavations prohibited.

The Colossus of Rhodes was a statue dedicated to the Greek god Helios on the island of Rhodes.

Definition of the glossary term ziggurat

The Temple of Artemis at Ephesus was built by the Achmaenid Dynasty in the Persian Empire to honour the goddess Artemis.

In the Indian Province of Maharashtra, the centuries-old ritual of dropping babies from a roof to ensure their longevity and health, is still being practiced.

The Golden Temple is the ultimate Sikh pilgrimage. The Harmandar Sahib, as it is traditionally known, means the temple of God. It is located in Punjab province of India.

Cancer and autoimmune diseases are on the rise. Contaminants in our food contribute to this rise. See what the Bible says about body purity.

A critical appraisal of artist John Goto's digital works

In this epic retelling, Moran brings to life the lives and fortunes of Nefertiti and her family, as well as the political and religious chaos in Egypt during her lifetime

Islam provides guidelines for all aspects of life, including trade and economics. Of great importance to Muslims is the prohibition against interest and usury.

Want to know about the Bible but can't read it all? This condensed version highlights only the key events and characters in each book of the Bible.