3rd temple. The stone. The cornerstone

Hello friends, fellow watchmen, ;-)

I'm curious if anyone has any links to actual plans, or actual steps regarding the rebuilding of the Temple?? I've searched and it's all click-bait. Or it's a clip of temple instruments, or related to biologists and rabbis breeding pure red heifers. These are interesting and indeed clues, but i'm looking for more concrete information.

I've also read multiple accounts that the Current Western Wall was not part of the actual temple itself. I think most watchmen, and end-times teachers would agree that this is a huge and very important piece of the end-times puzzle. It also annihilates the notion that the millennium and the tribulation are all allegory. [Amillennialism].

Maranatha, Loren O.

I agree with Whatif-- the Temple Institute is likely to have the most pertinent information regarding plans by the Jewish people to rebuild this next temple. Other than their site, I wouldn't know where to direct you.

The issue regarding the Western Wall and the Temple Mount is an interesting one to be sure. Whether or not the original temple was up on the currently identified Temple Mount or not, I couldn't say, but it seems very likely that the Jews who are involved with building this next temple adamantly believe that is the correct site, and will probably succeed in building their temple there.

I'm right with you on annihilating the Amillennialism notion, which I personally believe comes about from denying the truth and power of Scripture. It usually arises, as I understand it, from a sort of dominion theology where people believe that the world-wide Church must, must, must go forth conquering and prevailing upon the face of the earth until all wrongs are righted, and all unbelievers surrender to Christ, and all filthiness is cleansed, and it's finally "good enough" for Jesus to return and establish His reign. As I understand it, this patent disregard for the prophecies of the Bible result in people feeling like it's inevitable that this will happen (eventually, even hundreds or thousands of years in the future) and therefore it really doesn't matter much if they do their part right now--BUT since they are part of the church, they feel they have the right to go in and conquer anything they want to, whether it be to launch a new business and become a millionaire, or go exploring and conquering new parts of the world for their own benefit, or climbing the corporate ladder, etc. It's not a healthy view in my opinion.  It forces prophecy into a tiny little box that becomes a servant to one's own wishes and desires and philosophy of life, when instead, I think the opposite is true-- as an important part of the Bible, prophecy ought to mold our every thought and desire and perspective to one of doing the Lord's work because He is going to come and hold us accountable for our actions, and people's lost souls are at stake, and our enemies are growing more and more powerful by the day. 

But I rambled on, and I hope that made sense.