The Temple Mount Secrets: An Archaeological Goldmine

Temple Mount has a few mysterious that most people don't know about. The mountain of "trash" that is behind the Dome of the Rock is actually a debris from the illegal excavation at Temple Mount in 1999. This Debris holds 1st and 2nd temple period artifacts. In this video, Rhoda and I, together with our friends Jeremy and Jocelyn go on an unscripted expedition to the Temple Mount. Little did we know, today happens to be the Jerusalem day. A day which is usually known for civil unrest in this area. But this did not prevent us from seeing the debris, and also, accessing a completely new spot - the wall on top of the Eastern Gate. Join us in another adventure of the Unscripted series.

[abaker]

Getting to be along with you while you explore is an awesome use of technology. Thank you for filming it for us.

[larryelliott]

Great video. I really like it when you just "take us with you" on things like this. One gets to experience what it's like to just be there without actually being there. Blessings to you.

[graceandglory]

Great video! Thanks so much for sharing your experience. A few years back I had a vivid dream where I saw Jesus come through that gate! He walked down a ways where there was a band playing worship music. There were people standing in bleacher type seating, all waving their arms, shouting to Jesus. It was very exciting. Won't be long now before we meet him in the air.

[beamerritt]

"I will meet you in the morning..just inside the Eastern Gate".l..love that song..thank you so much for letting us see what you see!! All of your video's give me chills!! May God bless y'all and keep on doing what y'all do.Showing us all God's beautiful Place!!

[davidrobinson]

Thank you, Sergio and Rhoda. These unique observations your video covered are incredible. I hadn't thought about how many sites there are on the Temple Mount which are covered up in that dirt. I went there once and now I want to go back.

[jonlitts]

Another great video! Thank you! The Trumpeter Stone, the Balstraude Inscription, the Southern Steps mikvahs, the debris on the southwest end of the platform from the 70AD destruction, the countless finds from the sifting project, and so on, provide overwhelming evidence for the Temple’s location being at or near the Dome of the Rock (not the City of David or the Ophel).

[aaronlopez]

Sergio & Rhoda very different but very nice. Walking tours of Jerusalem are a treat.
Happy Jerusalem day.
Thank you 🇮🇱

[JamesBrandon]

The YT page Holy Land Site has an excellent and very in-depth explanation of why the Temple Mount is indeed the location of the 1st and 2nd temple and why it could not have possibly been in the city of David. The original 500 square cubit border of the 1st temple is still clearly visible on the existing Temple Mount if you know where to look.

[CameronMcCreary]

The Temple had to stand on the threshing floor of Araunah and it was the highest point there.
I appreciate you folks traversing the dangerous areas for us.

[theoldieprojects]

Thank you so much for taking the opportunity to climb those stairs by the Eastern gate - you captured some amazingly rare views for us! We were on Temple Mount in 2020 and not allowed to go many places (it was 15 March, that day Covid closed everything!) God has blessed you with this access, and through you, He has blessed us all the way in Australia! Todah rabah!

[stephanieradecki]

I love your unedited, raw videos...those are the best ones. Keep them coming.

[ChristWarrior]

Incredible that authorities didn't stop you from filming at the eastern gate. I've seen when they tell people to shut off their cameras. They were obviously pre occupied with what was going on in other places. And you climbed to the top! I've never seen that before. Good job!

[karatsyou]

I tend to accept biblical archeologicalogist Joel Kramer's view that the temple was on the traditional site where the Al-Aqsa Mosque is located. Keep up the good work Sergio & Rhoda!

[rhonda]

I love these videos. I am in a wheelchair, and I know that I will never get to go to these places. It is like I can see them with you guys. It was always my dream to go to go there, but I was never able to. Thank you so much for doing these videos.

[latterrains]

Seeing the eastern gate brought tears to my eyes, I'm absolutely overwhelmed with joy. Thank you Sergio and Rhoda for all you do

[teannathomas]

That was a love bite from your temple cat friend Sergio 😅 you were petting to fast and hard and he was stimulated for prey 😅 super cute and loved seeing the temple mount so close up! Also I am very happy to hear you are feeling better brother. Many blessings to you and Rhoda, my favorite brother and sister in christ ❤

[amazinggrace]

Thank you Sergio and Rhoda for uncovering the secrets of the Temple Mount and sharing this unseen footage. Archaeological insights and historical treasures revealed here are incredible.

[crystalclearwindowcleaning]

Thank you for sharing this amazing experience. I have been up on the Temple Mount and there is nothing quite like it. The "Eastern Gate" you climbed is a later construction. The real gate is 40' lower. I believe the Beit haMikdosh stood on rhe done of the spirit, slightly north of the dome of the rock.

[josephhoag]

We've never seen footage like that of Jerusalem. Thank you!

[richardthornhill]

Interesting. Enjoyed the view from the wall above the Eastern Gate. Incredible experience.