YISREAL TODAY's video: Treasures of the Holy Land part1

Yisreal today report on the Metropolitan Museum of Art special presentation "Treasures of the Holy Land" in1986. The show was hosted by the Director of the Metropolitan Museum Phillip Demarbilo, with the help of Martin Weyl, the director of the Israel Museum.Which proofs the HEBREW ISRAELITE presents in the Holy Land.Also were we first became aware of the house of Yahweh artifacts. This was the first American exabition to survey the archaeological collections of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. However, the show didn't mention where the artifact concerning the House of Yahweh was discovered. Nevertheless this artifact meant to us that the tabernacle of David was found. In 1997, we saw an article in the Chicago Jewish Star Newspaper that spoke of another fragment that mentioned the house of Yahweh and was dated to be older than the first we heard about 11 years earlier. Nevertheless, the article also did not mention where the piece was found. It was not until we did further research that year that we discovered the newly released artifact reported in the Nov. 1997 edition of Biblical Archaeology Review entitled 'Three Shekels for the Lord'. The article spoke of an ancient inscription record of three shekels to the House of Yahweh which they supposed to be a reference of Solomon's Temple. And also just as the previously mentioned article in the Jewish Star the writer stated here that "no one knows where they were discovered-- or as least they're not talking." However, the piece by Hershel Shanks made mention that "..BYT YHWH had been found complete in only one extra-Biblical inscription, a faded ostracon from Arad with an obscure context,.." Finally, the location of the first artifact was revealed! So we decided to take a more careful look at information on Arad. In May of 2001 Biblical Archaeology Review published an article by Ephraim Stern entitled 'Pagan Yahwism: The folk Religion of Ancient Israel' mentions the house at Arad and shows both a picture of the inner sanctuary and the House of Yahweh inscription next to one another. However the picture displayed of the site resembled a tabernacle, and not a temple structure. Also because the artifact beside it talked of this place being the House of Yahweh this could very well be the tabernacle of David. In addition, the article put up the thought that previous artifacts found like the ivory pomegranate (a priestly object) and three-shekel ostracon were referring to this place. However the most important thing that we discovered by examining the artifacts concerning Eliashib and his father, who's name is Eshiyahu or Ashiyahu, was our comparison of this with the oldest inscription found that mentioned the House of Yahweh. The man mentioned was named Ashiyahu and was only a generation or so before that of Eliashib of the House of Yahweh are Tel Arad. The fact that we had found several writings that called Eliashib the son of Ashiyahu. These two artifacts are both mentioning the House of Yahweh; the oldest mentioning the name of the father (Ashiyahu), and the latter mentioning the name of the son (Eliashib). We have concluded that both of these artifacts are referring to the priestly family of the captain of the citadel at the House of Yahweh and have found this to be the Tabernacle of David. http://tcprayer.bravehost.com/zion.htm