A Small Sanctuary
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Question
Question content: Hello Rabbi, it is written that when the Temple was destroyed, its stones shattered into fragments and scattered all over the world. In every place where a stone from the Temple fell, the place was sanctified to build a synagogue there. Therefore, it is called a small sanctuary. So, what is more correct to say: a synagogue is called a small sanctuary because in every place where a small stone from the Temple fell, a synagogue was built there, or a synagogue is called a small sanctuary because in every place where a small stone from the Temple fell, the place was sanctified as if consecrated to build a synagogue there? What is more correct?
Answer
Hello and blessings
I did not find such a Midrash or statement.