Text-based reconstruction
Solomon’s Temple
Stone outside. Gold, palms and winged figures within. Open the sanctuary and follow its imagery back to the text.
63 second filmOptional 3D study
Explore the temple →Enter the house.
Follow the story.
A sanctuary described in Kings. A monumental setting for the Gospels. A prophet’s vision that flows into living water. Explore each on its own terms.
Historical reconstruction
Herod’s Temple
A monumental house within a sequence of courts. Explore the spaces behind the Gospel encounters.
37 second filmOptional 3D study
Explore the temple →
Vision illustrated from the text
Ezekiel’s Temple vision
Walk through the prophet’s ordered sanctuary, then follow the water beyond its walls.
66 second filmOptional 3D study
Explore the vision →Read the differencesA shared theme.
A shared theme.
Three distinct studies.
The films offer three ways into the texts, with interactive models for a closer look. Ezekiel’s vision is presented on its own terms, rather than as the next completed building in a timeline.
| Study | Begin with | Notice inside |
|---|---|---|
| Solomon | 1 Kings 6–8 2 Chronicles 3–4 | The ark beneath the great cherubim |
| Herod | Josephus, Jewish War 5 Mishnah Middot & Yoma | An inner room without the ark |
| Ezekiel | Ezekiel 40–48 | Measured rooms and water flowing outward |
A dwelling on the move.
Return to the circular Tabernacle study and compare familiar objects, materials and questions of access.
Explore the Tabernacle →