Ezekiel's Temple is the Third Temple

Maybe someone thinks that Judaism is a religion based on the Law of Moses, and Christianity is a religion based on the teachings of Jesus Christ. In fact, it seems to me that the difference between the sources and the mouths of these rivers of religions is the same as between what a person drinks and what is poured out of him later.

In any case, when from Paradise one river flowed, then it became four religions. As for the Euphrates River, I know that this is Judaism. About the Tigris River, I also know that this is a Christian religion, you can prove it by the Bible. About Islam in the book Genesis is not said, because the river Shatt al-Arab was not yet there, this river was formed somewhere after the 5th century, when Judaism and Christianity finally merged into one dregs.

Therefore Mesopotamia began to possess three rivers instead of two. Judaism is an attempt to preserve the Law in the conditions of Captivity and the loss of the tribes of Israel. Accordingly, the Christian religion, from around the 4th century, became such a pathetic way to survive, because instead of union with God, Christians found themselves in alliance with the Caesars, that is, in alliance with Mammon.

Moreover, the Islamic religion, derived from the mouth of the dragon, became a similarly disgusting way to teach the people the truth as Judaism and Christianity, devastated by serving all kinds of Herods.

And now, we now see that according to the Scriptures Babylon was between these two religions. Babylon is the mother of harlots and abominations of the earth.

There, in Babylon there was a tower, obviously, a ziggurat, where the false priests of the civilization, cast down from paradise by the sin of Adam, excelled in ways to prosper at the expense of their deceptions.

And here I want to say that the Third Temple also stands between two streambeds. Nahal Hever and Nahal Arugot ... (I again resent the English translations of the Bible, where there are "two streams" in them !? There, after all, the dual number!)

It will come about that every living creature which swarms in every place where the river (two streams! – A.) goes, will live. And there will be very many fish, for these waters go there and the others become fresh; so everything will live where the river goes. (Ezekiel 47:9)

The Third Temple, having a form opposite to the shape of a pyramid or ziggurat, expanding upwards, will stand on the watershed of two streams - this is an obvious contrast to the Tower of Babel. And if the cause of the confusion of languages in Babylon is the proud desire to do something great in the name of Man, then the reason for the union of all nations in Jesus Christ will be the Temple built in the Name of God.