Temple Of Solomon

From Ancient Israel To Secret Societies (O)

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21st century
Language: English
Content type: Fiction

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The spiritual heart of many esoteric societies, the Temple of Solomon was located on top of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, a site venerated by the three great monotheistic religions as the intersection of Divine and human. Built by King Solomon at the peak of ancient Israel's power, the Temple of Solomon housed the golden Ark of the Covenant in its Holy of Holies, a sacred chamber where one could[Bokinfo]

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Included because retained bibliographic metadata links this work to Initiatory orders and secret societies and Occultism and esotericism.

Occultism and esotericism
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Initiatory orders and secret societies
Controlled discovery queries from libris matched “secret societies”. Retained metadata contains “Secret societies” in the subtitle and “Secret societies” in the edition subtitle.
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- “Secret societies”· in subtitle
- “Secret societies”· in edition subtitle

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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
From Ancient Israel To Secret Societies (O) Libris bibliographic record 28 cm; 384 sidor	2011	Inner Traditions	English	9781594772207 1594772207	Catalog record	Libris, National Library of Sweden (opens in a new tab) Libris, National Library of Sweden (opens in a new tab)