The Temple was a place of Torah and halakha (legislation), offering of sacrifices, and prayer.
1) Offering of sacrifices: sacrifices were one of the ways of serving God; a type of manifest prayer. They consisted of bullocks, goats, sheep, rams, turtle-doves, or fine flour, accompanied by an offering of oil and of wine (see Numbers ch.15).
Some of the ideas included in the sacrifices are: gratitude (the Shelamim-offering, Leviticus ch.3), dedication to God (the Olah-offering, Leviticus ch.1), celebration (the Hagigah-offering during Festivals), atonement (the sin-offerings, Leviticus ch.4-5), and public worship (the offerings in Numbers ch.28-9).
Our traditions teach that as long as the sacrifices were offered in the Temple, the world was blessed (Talmud, Ketubot 10b) and atoned for (Sukkah 55b).
2) Prayer: A number of synagogues were incorporated into the structures of the Temple Mount, and there were always people praying there (just like today at the Western Wall).
3) Legislation: the greatest Sanhedrin (court of Torah-sages) was located within the Temple Mount. They were the final authority on questions of halakha (Torah-law).
The Temple service, especially the offerings.
Most likely no. Daily prayer in Judaism wasn't instituted until after the ancient Temple was destroyed in Jerusalem, in the year 70.
Today we worship in synagogues. In ancient times, there was also the Holy Temple, whose ruins are found in Jerusalem.
No, just that a synagogue might be referred to by a different word, such as a temple or a shul. In ancient times, there was also the Holy Temple in Jerusalem.
In Judaism, a dome is NOT important to a temple.
In Judaism it was an animal that was brought to the ancient Temple in Jerusalem. The story of the Binding of Isaac in Genesis teaches Jews that only an animal can be a blood sacrifice.
Temple or synogouges.
There was never any temple prostitution in Judaism.
it is the ancient temple down in modern Cambodia
an ancient temple i think.....
The Temple Mount in Jerusalem.
The ancient Egyptian temple that was known for its luxury was Luxor Temple. The temple was built around 1400 BCE.