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The 17 pages that link to Jerusalem Temple, each with the reason it gives.

• Second Temple JudaismBroader topic: Its sacrificial calendar centered worship for Judeans and pilgrims.

• Second TempleNarrower topic: The Second Temple was one historical phase of Jerusalem’s Temple.

• SynagogueCompared with: The Temple’s sacrificial worship differed from synagogue prayer and study, though both institutions coexisted.

• IsraelitesBroader topic: The Temple concentrated sacrifice and worship in Jerusalem.

• TabernacleNarrower topic: The Tabernacle belongs to the broader history of Israelite and Jewish central sanctuaries.

• Books of KingsRelated: Its construction and later profanation mark major turning points in the narrative.

• SadduceesBroader topic: The Sadducees’ power was closely tied to its priesthood and rites.

• Ancient Israelite religionBroader topic: Its rituals and authority became central to the religion’s later history.

• Judas MaccabeusRelated: Judas's forces purified and rededicated the sanctuary after regaining Jerusalem.

• Holy of HoliesNarrower topic: The chamber became the innermost sanctuary of the First and Second Temples.

• SanhedrinRelated: The Sanhedrin’s traditional seat in Jerusalem placed it near the center of Temple-era public life.

• YahwismBroader topic: Its centralization reshaped where and how Yahweh could be worshiped.

• 2 MaccabeesRelated: Its desecration and restoration organize the narrative’s account of persecution and victory.

• Ancient Israel and JudahRelated: Its centrality linked royal authority, sacrifice, and the religious identity of Judah.

• Saint StephenRelated: Accusations about the Temple’s fate and significance dominate Stephen’s hearing.

• AthaliahRelated: Joash was hidden there, and Jehoiada used its precincts to stage his coronation.

• Temple menorahNarrower topic: The lampstand’s function and setting depended on the Temple’s sacred interior.