Hebrew Voices #23 – The Temple Floor Lady

…and a great Coffee Table book!

Beautiful tiles. Never imagined they looked like that. Perhaps they’re the oldest examples of Abstract Art Deco known to exist. Thanks Frankie and Nehemia. Can somebody say “Restoration of All Things”?

Todah rabah, Nehemia and Frankie Snyder. What a rich, insightful program! I am overdue to return to Yerushaliyim, Yah willing. What an honor it would be to meet with Frankie Snyder and those working on this project. Nehemia has such blessed work. Thank you for sharing.May you both be most prospered in your endeavors ?️?

This is the floor of the Royal Basilica.

I am thankful you shared this because I was able to go to this site today. We found a good number of artifact pieces, including mosaics. The highlight was finding something from the Crusaders era. Todah.

This is a very valuable interview. Thank you Nehemiah. Only one thing: it is extremely important that the lady is allowed to finish her sentences, please, and her explanation so we can get the most of her knowledge. It is amazing the fact that God gave the blessing and honor of reconstructing these temple floor tiles (the Messiah’s temple) to this Israeli lady who dearly holds Yeshua with such a loving and respectful actitud shown in her words regarding him. Big lesson for all of us. One more temple part we have for the building of the 3rd temple where Mesiah will return, this time as King.

Awesome idea! It would be a treasure to have one.

Nehemia’s excitement and these floors reminds me of the teaching from our senior pastor, always showing that God loves everyone of us, sizes shapes and colors, personalities etc…..

1Pe_2:5  Ye also, as lively stones, are built up a spiritual house, an holy priesthood, to offer up spiritual sacrifices, acceptable to God by Jesus Christ.

Eph_2:21  In whom all the building fitly framed together groweth unto an holy temple in the Lord:

Wow what a wonderful insight. I never thought the floor tiles would be like that. I always imagined the floor as the same as the Western Wall stone. The beautiful correlation of the tiles to Yah’s people was so heart touching. I agree, a fund raising project for quilt and cross stitch patterns would be wonderful. They would make beautiful wall hangings, challah covers, or table runners for Feast or Shabbat tables.

Wow! What an incredible woman doing amazing work. Thanks for sharing.

Even though this was the second time I heart this I loved it. Hope to see Some of it in real Life someday soon
I really enjoying Hebrew voices!! Keep up the good work also with the Aviv Search!

Judith

The different shapes and colors of the floor and Yah’s people coming together! Santoooooo!

Wonderful!

Loved the show! It has been always important to me both spiritually and emotionally how the people and things looked in the Biblical Israel. That helps to make difference between Roman error and Hebrew Truth. Nehemia’s spiritual insight in the end was very thought provoking.

Nehemia, I’ve always appreciated the oppunity you gave me to “sift” the dirt from the Temple Mount, tell the story, and share a rock from the mount. Hope all is well with you. Jeanne

Somehow those cubic forms in the stones reminds me of a tesseract cube. As a passionate artist for Yehovah and a Temple freak I find this topic superb interesting! Going to listen to this soon…

Awesome show. I loved hearing about this!

Mentioning that the illegal removal of the dirt is a blessing because it allows people to find what was in the Temple, was a good point. As Yoseph said to his brothers what you meant for evil YHVH meant for good. Thank you both for presenting the historical information. It is very inspiring.

Fantastic episode! I loved the analogy of the floor and Yah’s people. Thanks!

Great idea Vicki!

WOW! You are getting better and better at this, Nehemia. Frankie Snyder is an amazing interview. Her knowledge, her enthusiasm, and her ability to communicate with passion made this episode a pure joy to listen to. Thank you.

That’s a great idea. I would love a quilt made in the Beit Mikdash floor pattern. i would use it as a wall hanging.

Favorite one yet

Just too cool!! Thank you for sharing! My mother used to do mosaics, some with the little glass squares and some with shaped tiles and sea shells. Lots of work. These are so nice and this Hebrew Voices is wonderful!! Thanks again.

Once again providing us here in the Western World with info that brings history to life. Thanks to you both.

I too was thinking of quilt patterns! This episode was FABULOUS!!! I had no mental picture for the flooring under the porticoes until now. I would like to know if the Temple Institute is working with this lady to incorporate any of these patterns into their plans for the Third Temple. Thank you for this very instructive and inspiring presentation!

Thank you Nehemia and Frankie Snyder. Just an idea for a fundraiser. These would make beautiful quilting patterns under a collection of ‘A Treasury of Ancient Israel Temple Patterns.”