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The entrance is now closed by a tight-fitting marble slab and guarded so carefully that there is no chance of seeing into it. The Moslem guardians have no curiosity and a great deal of superstition, hence they either do not wish or are afraid to take off the marble covering. A thousand tourists every year enter this cave, every one of whom has curiosity enough and a sufficient lack of superstition to do the lifting and make the inspection ; all they want is the permission. As the hole from the ...ancient altar led down into this cave and from hence the sacrificial blood was carried off into the Kedron, it is not at all unlikely that the temple service was in some way connected with it. But the cave itself is as much of a mystery as the The Temple Hill 169 rock-cut passage leading from it and which the Moslems, for lack of a better name, call ** the well of souls. " Coming out of the Dome by the east door we see immedi- ately in front of us a miniature copy of the Kubbet es-Sakhrah. It is known as Mehkcmeh Dadd, the Judgment seat of David, and is a graceful little affair ; there is in it great variety yet pleasing unity.
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The entrance is now closed by a tight-fitting marble slab and guarded so carefully that there is no chance of seeing into it. The Moslem guardians have no curiosity and a great deal of superstition, hence they either do not wish or are afraid to take off the marble covering. A thousand tourists every year enter this cave, every one of whom has curiosity enough and a sufficient lack of superstition to do the lifting and make the inspection ; all they want is the permission. As the hole from the ...ancient altar led down into this cave and from hence the sacrificial blood was carried off into the Kedron, it is not at all unlikely that the temple service was in some way connected with it. But the cave itself is as much of a mystery as the The Temple Hill 169 rock-cut passage leading from it and which the Moslems, for lack of a better name, call ** the well of souls. " Coming out of the Dome by the east door we see immedi- ately in front of us a miniature copy of the Kubbet es-Sakhrah. It is known as Mehkcmeh Dadd, the Judgment seat of David, and is a graceful little affair ; there is in it great variety yet pleasing unity.
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