THE TEMPLE

The House of Forest of Lebanon

The House for the Daughter of Pharaoh

The Porch of Pillarsalter

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The Hall of the Throne and Judgment

Archeological finds give us some insight into what various equipment

for Solomon’s temple may have looked like. For instance, the ten-wheeled bronze stands for lavers,

which held water in which the priests might wash, may well have been a much larger model of the wheeled stand at the right, used to hold a

basin in a pagan temple. The stand was found at Ekron, and dates from

the 12th century b.c.

left one Boaz “in Him is strength” and right one Jachin “He establishes” 1 Kings 7:21

Alter of Incense

The Golden Lamp Stand