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The Temple in Jerusalem A model of the temple is described in Ezekiel chapters 40 - 48. The prophet was given visions of this temple, and even given specific measurements. When rebuilding the Temple in Jerusalem - the pattern shown us in the book of Ezekiel is the one that must be followed.
The Temple Mount in Jerusalem Image courtesy of www.HolyLandPhotos.org
Dome of the Rock in the Background Image courtesy of www.HolyLandPhotos.org
The site of construction must be the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. The Muslim Dome of The Rock, sits on the Temple Mount, but there is reason to believe the Dome of The Rock and Temple could fit within the same area. It may also be useful to look into perhaps expanding the existing area, by simply moving one of the walls over to make more room. All of the various options should be explored, but the Temple must be built on the Temple Mount. There are currently serious political roadblocks that prevent the project from going ahead. When God's time comes these roadblocks will be removed. Whether Jews, Muslims, Palestinians and other affected parties can work out a compromise solution that allows construction to begin is debatable. What like minded people can do is put together an organization that will support the building of the Temple. God will see to it that the Temple will be rebuilt, and it is in God's hands which human instruments He will use to work through. The physical structure will not just appear miraculously - there won't be a huge poof or flash of lightning and crash of thunder from the sky - and suddenly there the Temple will be. God will build it, but God will choose the human instruments He will work through to get the job done.
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