Jerusalem will know at least three Temples. The first was built by King Solomon with the help of King Hiram of Tyre. It was paid for in advance by King David but the actual construction fell upon Solomon. It was destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar during Ezekiel's lifetime.
The Second Temple we call Zerubbabel’s Temple. It was built 70 years later when the Jews were allowed to return to Jerusalem under foreign control. It was smaller than Solomon’s and less grand. It would stand through the next 500 years, greeting Alexander the Great, the Maccabees, and Rome. This is the temple that Herod expanded; the one that greeted the Great Jehovah in the flesh, the Lord Jesus Christ during His earthly ministry. It was destroyed by Rome a few years after the death of the Lord.
It is from Ezekiel that we learn of a third temple at Jerusalem in the latter-days. It is a temple that we hope to see in our lifetimes (the Lord willing....)

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