Think Brazil and Next Year in Jerusalem

When you hear "Brazil", of what do you think?

Football?

Beaches?

Carnival?

Waxing?

Lost tribes?

Temples?

Wait, a temple?

Let's turn on the lights:

As reported:

A Brazilian billionaire preacher inaugurated a massive church building in Sao Paulo, Brazil last week, designed to be a $300 million replica of the original Temple of Solomon, as noted in the Bible's Old Testament.
The temple, which takes over an entire city block, is an 11-story building twice the size of the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue overlooking Rio de Janeiro, and is complete with stone from Israel and a helipad for its founder's, Edir Macedo, convenience.
"This temple is not about a denominational project, but something so glorious and spiritual that transcends reason itself," said Macedo, according to the Temple of Solomon's website. "It will certainly awaken the dormant faith of those who are cold and will prompt a national and worldwide revival."

Even the NYTimes was taken aback. 

As we say,

לשנה הבאה בירושלים

Or

Next Year in Jerusalem

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