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The quest for Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem's image as a manifestation of God's presence elicited the Jews' intense longings to partake of its sanctity. The concept of a heavenly Jerusalem strengthened the Jewish quest to travel to the city based on the belief that Jerusalem itself was a clear representation of this heavenly vision. King David had been associated with this concept, where his vision of this heavenly city and heavenly Temple, was materialized when his son, Solomon, built the temple of Jerusalem.
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The quest for Jerusalem.
Judaism: A Quarterly Journal of Jewish Life and Thought
; During all of their many exiles, Jews have longed to travel to the holy city of Jerusalem. This is not only a journey to the heart of the Holy Land, but also a quest for the Shekhinah, who is so closely linked to the Kotel, the Wailing Wall, all that remains of the Temple in Jerusalem that was once
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The quest for Jerusalem
Judaism
; Wherever I go, I am going toward Jerusalem. -Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav DURING ALL OF THEIR MANY EXILES,JEWS HAVE LONGED to travel to the holy city of Jerusalem. This is not only a journey to the heart of the Holy Land, but also a quest for the Shekhinah, who is so closely linked to the Kotel, the
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My Jerusalem
Jerusalem Post
; LIAT COLLINS Jerusalem Post 05-16-2007 Headline: My Jerusalem Byline: LIAT COLLINS Edition; Daily Section: Opinion Page: 14 Wednesday, May 16, 2007 -- A classmate of mine at university once recounted the tale of her visit to an African country in the early 1960s where she was detained by the border
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What it takes to be Jerusalem's mayor
Jerusalem Post
; GERSHON BASKIN Jerusalem Post 01-01-2008 Headline: What it takes to be Jerusalem's mayor Byline: GERSHON BASKIN Edition; Daily Section: Opinion Page: 15 Tuesday, January 1, 2008 -- If I forget thee, O Jerusalem, let my right hand wither, let my tongue cleave to my palate if I do not remember you,
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Earthly Jerusalem
Jerusalem Post
; ... to change official policy. Not only is the US Embassy located in Tel Aviv, that noted government center, but official American maps show Israel as having no capital. American passports, inspired perhaps by Jerusalem's ethereal quality, state the birthplace ...
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