3D Walkthrough of the Temple in Jerusalem

[@hagerthehorrible1892]

fascinating! and your knowledge on the materials/structures, meaning, theology, and purpose behind all parts of the temple is such a real treat, too

[@M-L450]

Even God destroyed this Abomination twice... TWICE Try building it a Third and guess what...

[@4real51]

Typical Judaism. Everything must have an explanation and a source from the Bible ❤

[@harryhitter9647]

Wow! This is incredible. As a new Christian and history enthusiast I'm now fascinated by biblical history and this is simply amazing. Praise God, and God bless you sir!

[@BiblicalCulture]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@JamesJGross-dt8gk]

I’m a Christian and I appreciate you posting this. So educational for a Gentile. Thanks

[@gregcoogan8270]

If you are a christian you are no longer a Gentile , stop it with that nonsense

[@arnoldvezbon6131]

@@gregcoogan8270 Some people just don't get it...

[@echeneis2256]

@@arnoldvezbon6131 get what?

[@humilulo]

have you considered that the 'Jesus' of the New Testament would reject Christianity of today? (shrug)

[@richelieutartempion4435]

Look like a satanist temple to me, look at the butchering of millions of animals and burning of blood and meat to offer to this so call "god", it is obvious that no real God would like this type of "offering" except satan himself.

[@mimilikankkunen4865]

Tried to envision the temple through descriptions in the Bible. Has been quite challenging. This app- temple tour made it come to life! Thank you.

[@sylviachown2971]

Thank you for showing us this. I had no idea how wonderful the building could have been.

[@BiblicalCulture]

My pleasure!

[@Jesusisking2785]

Im a gentile so i would never have been allowed to see much of this but ive always been fascinated with biblical and Israel history i love this thank you so much

[@BiblicalCulture]

You’re welcome!

[@mikebledig7208]

The problem I have with this stuff is that it puts those who think they better than gentiles above all others, when in fact, they not

[@modztunerz]

You are no longer a gentile when Yeshua has Grafted you into Israel. That is why Yeshua had to come to reveal himself. He is our Josef. And Judah will see Josef and Us soon!

[@rachellevy7038]

@@modztunerz Wrong ! When Gentiles who have been grafted into the Natural Olive Tree of " Yisro'el " do not stop being Gentiles . And there are no J'S in Hebrew . Do you as a gentile practice eating Kosher foods ? By not eating pork or any of the unclean animals ? Do you still worship on Sunday ? Shabbat begins on Friday evening sundown till Saturday evening sundown . Do you still keep and practice the pagan holidays like Easter ,Halloween ,Christmas ,Valentines day instead of keeping the Mo'edim ( The Appointed Times ) in Vayikra ( Leviticus 23 ) ? Do you keep and obey the Holy Mitzvots ( Commandments ) ? YeShua who is the Jewish MaShiach born in Beit Lechem in the City of David is from the Tribe of Y'hudah and the very seed and lineage of King David . Salvation comes from the Jews .Jews wrote the Torah ,Tanakh and the B'rit Hadashah ( NT ) In Hebrew . And all of His Talmidim and Emissaries were Jews . Shimon Kefa and Sha'ul were called to reach out to the Gentiles to bring them into so they could share in the Kingdom of Heaven . Shimon Kefa and Sha'ul started Messianic Communities ( Synagogues ) in the book of Acts . Constantine started the First Roman Catholic Church in 313CE/AD and changed Shabbat from Saturday to the pagan day Sunday . All churches are branches of the same tree .

[@justinminer7952]

A "gentile" does not mean you are not a physical descendant of Israel. If you study the history of the Olive Tree in Scripture, it began as one tree. But after Solomon sinned, the Kingdom became divided and the Olive Tree split into two: Israel and Judah. Then Israel whored and was cast into the wilderness, becoming a wild olive tree, a "gentile" tree. Israel became gentiles by mixing with all nations. This is why at Pentecost in Acts 2, we see all the nations gathered together with Judah, because they are the two houses reunited: Judah and all the nations Israel mixed with. Prophecy was fulfilled. But now we await for all of Israel and Judah to reunite at the return of the Messiah Yahushaa.

[@bernadettepergolese4607]

Thank You Rabbi Dr., David Moster so much for share this amazing theology structures and material of 3D the Holy Temple in JERUSALEM ... I am a JEW and i am Blessed... G-D BLESS ISRAEL ALL HIS JEWISH PEOPLE IN ISRAEL and ALL OVER THE WORLD ... 8/14/24

[@juliecumming9243]

I really enjoyed this. Thank you so much for doing this. It has really brought the Biblical Temple to life and given me greater understanding. ❤

[@tebogomohlapamaswe39]

Amazing! I'm a gentile Cristian. It's tricky to imagine the temple in its Majesty when reading about it in the bible, but this 3D demonstration brings clarity to what I've been studying. Thank you brother and the app developers. God bless you.

[@rogerforsberg3910]

Very instructive, Rabbi, for those of us with interests in biblical history & knowledge -- thank you!

[@BiblicalCulture]

You’re most welcome!

[@bigal7561]

Catholic here and I appreciate you for this. Thank you and Peace be with you

[@Nillapudy]

Thank you so very, very much for this. It is amazing!

[@BiblicalCulture]

You're very welcome!

[@M-L450]

Even God destroyed this Abomination twice... TWICE Try building it a Third and guess what...

[@judgedrew2076]

What a beautiful and educational video. Praise God!

[@BiblicalCulture]

Thanks!

[@takaars8510]

Beautiful! Thank you all for this magnificent work.

[@BiblicalCulture]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@cyrillekaouche-ps7jq]

Yes Amen Hallelujah Praise God in the Highests. God bless everyone today ❤❤❤.

[@sofianjmekeru8525]

God is Beautiful! Thank you! God bless all the world! HalleluYah! Maranatha!🙏👑🌹♥️💥

[@jaywinters2483]

The high priest would sprinkle the blood on the Mercy Seat at Day if Atonement. There was a veil between Hokies & holy of holies. It was ripped from top to bottom when Christ said “it is finished”.

[@patsears4209]

Thank you. It helps Believers to see what the Temple looked like.

[@yellowmask1796]

Wow its huge!!! The temple is a lot bigger then i imagined!!!!

[@BiblicalCulture]

Ditto

[@samuelkizito9195]

Same here...i also used to think its tinny

[@johnkarpiscak1134]

Impressive. I will download the app and share it with my Sunday School class.

[@G514NonProfitMinistry]

Thank for giving us this tour!❤

[@BiblicalCulture]

My pleasure 😊

[@raspberryrose9862]

AWESOME 💓 such an amazing tour. Thank you, for posting. God bless you 💕 and shalom 🕊

[@rivereuphrates8103]

This rules. My mind always strains to imagine just what it would have been like, it still boggles my mind. Thank you for this walkthrough.

[@larryroberts4071]

THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO, VERY ENLIGHTENING.

[@mugenyiphillip1971]

Beautiful , very very beautiful . The best I have seen here on you tube . Can't wait to share it with my friends . Excellent work....keep it up .

[@M4th3u54ndr4d3]

Very nice! An excellent tool to see forms and sizes of the temple. But this temple (and basically all the modern reconstructions) lacks the classical ornaments and entablatures of classic design (they are hard to render). The jerusalem temple was full of beautiful carvings and details (flower patterns, palmettes, acanthus patterns etc). Just look at the Baalshamin Temple in Syria, or the Bacchus temple in Lebanon. Seriously, go to google and search the "Door of Bacchus Temple". It is magnificent. And the Jerusalem temple is said to be the most beautiful of the entire region, so it was more beautiful than the Bacchus Temple. Look at the carvings at the Door. It is incredible. I can only imagine how excellent was the Jerusalem Temple. The upper part of the door of the Heikhal was carved as a shell (Vieira, I dont know in english, sorry). You can see the door in many samaritan and jewish ancient synagogues. The door was iconic.

[@messagesofChrist]

We currently are working on a 3D model with the hopes of doing exactly this. Of course, we will never compare to the real thing, but we have been able to produce an amazing model so far. We hope to release in the coming months at least some of the videos. Already have one released.

[@clairen4584]

Thank you for Adding!! ... This was video tour was truly amazing to add to our imaginations. 🏛🔥

[@-Pierre]

Thank you for the post, i have downloaded the app, will explore it later.

[@clairen4584]

Wow, Thanks!! I like to 'see' and get a 'feel' of what it was like in those days. Gives a fuller understanding! And Jesus walked through these places.. I want to 'see' what He saw. THANKS AGAIN

[@BiblicalCulture]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@ammasophia4663]

I'm thinking Jesus wouldn't have been allowed in The Temple... just the courtyard where sacrifices were made. ?

[@neilsharris]

This is amazing! Thank you!!

[@BiblicalCulture]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@Luke1927-ly7om]

(Ezekiel 36:5) Therefore thus saith the Lord God; Surely in the fire of my jealousy have I spoken AGAINST the residue of the HEATHEN, and against all "Esaw" which have appointed my land into their possession with the joy of all their heart, with despiteful minds, to cast it out for a prey (☝️when did this prophecy happen??)

[@joshmulligan14]

Thank you for this sneak pic into the temple of herod it was breath taking. I felt like am literally there and your explanation was on point. The video is great and am keeping it

[@janisdaugharty399]

Thanks for such an informative and interesting tour!

[@BiblicalCulture]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@kathleens.laroche754]

Thank you. This is quite awesome to see. Praise the Lord!

[@tedjammers]

Thank you for the incredible tour. Love to see the veil. Amazing that it was ripped from top to bottom when Jesus died.

[@amihanathabagat]

Thank you for sharing this. Now I could understand better not only the Gospels, but also the visions of Bl. Anne Catherine Emmerich.

[@mikebiasin1533]

Thank you for sharing this. I just downloaded the app while I've been watching this video and can't wait to do some exploration. Very cool!

[@Street-Gems]

Great tour. I learned so much.

[@Street-Gems]

As a secular Jew, I must admit I knew very little about how the temple looked like.

[@nicolasuarezfernandez5116]

Wonderful and as wd got nearer to the Holy of Holy I became breathless to get there!! Beautiful thankyou ❤

[@timm2020]

It is amazing how God included everyone. Even the Gentiles could worship there.

[@conxe]

Excellent narration! ❤

[@Jacobisrael555]

this is great 🎉 thank you for the tour❤god bless you amen

[@Tulipforone]

Love this Thank you for sharing. I never knew that it was this big. I know they have prepared so much of what is supposed to go in the temple and they have the red heffers. I thought for sure I'd see it built again in my life time but I doubt I will . In the next yes but for now I'm so happy I was able to come across this.❤

[@BiblicalCulture]

You are so welcome, glad you enjoyed!

[@thomlaidler7867]

A breathtaking structure thank you for the tour

[@BiblicalCulture]

You’re welcome!

[@TearDrop455]

Wonderful! Thank you so much! Love this ❤👍

[@bethanysaxton7351]

This is amazing. Thank you for sharing and Shalom. 🕊️

[@Strider-bl5sq]

So cool! What a great idea! Thanks for posting

[@avivacohen8785]

This is absolutely amazing!! Thank you so much

[@pixelpusher8986]

This is so great! Thanks for posting. I didn’t know the app exists.

[@BiblicalCulture]

Happy to help!

[@ChristianCarrizales]

Great stuff! It was just in time for Tisha B’Av

[@mrdr1ggy]

Thank you so much for this video!!! AMAZING!!!!

[@BiblicalCulture]

Glad you liked it!

[@vincentrivera4350]

I’m Puerto Rican.. (waiting for laughter to taper) This video was unbelievably informative.. thank you for sharing.. 🙌🏼✝️🙏🏼

[@J.F.331]

Fun fact, Jesus was at the temple in John 8 when He said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life” (John 8:12). During the time when Jesus made this statement it was The Feast of Booths (chapter 7) and Jesus was teaching in the temple in Jerusalem. These lamp stands that were in the courtyard would have been obviously noticeable if they were as large as the Mishnah claims (Mishnah Sukkah 5:2-3). The people in the courtyard would have been in awe of these illuminated structures but notice what Jesus does, He redirects their attention from looking at these lamp stands and states, “I am the light of the world...” This as well as many other times in Jesus’ ministry Jesus takes the physical edifice of the temple and the objects in it and redirects His audience to Himself as being the fulfillment of these objects which only foreshadowed the reality of them in the person of Christ.

[@sabbath7320]

Finding I AM is a great Bible study guide that teaches about this.

[@heidilbrennan4928]

Great video! I love seeing the temple! ❤

[@MadEnglishTV]

Awesome video 😃

[@everythingtorah]

As a visual learner, I especially appreciate this video. Thank you so much & chazak uvarukh! May it be HaShem's will our third and final Bet HaMikdash be restored soon. This video makes me yearn for it more

[@harveywabbit9541]

Philip's wife's name was Herodias (heroine of the path, or zodiac = Virgo), the lady who longed for John the Baptist's head. She was the daughter of Herod (hero of the path, or zodiac = the Sun) the tetrarch (governor of four). She was also the daughter of Hercules (hero of the skin - the Sun). He is placed north of the equator on the solstitial colure, with a lion's skin thrown over his back. He is tetrarch, because, as the Sun, he is Lord of the four seasons. Directly below him, on the opposite side of the colure, is Philip (Sagittarius), the son-in-law, with bow in line with the triple-headed dog of Hell in the hand of the father-in-law. Looking westward on Map 4 (Elijah Burritt's), we see Herodias, Philip's wife, precisely on the equinoctial colure. She is looking at her father as if asking for John-the-Baptist's head - a cup of cool water, which of a sultry and dry in August, is quite refreshing. The time was near the end of the dry season. Soon, however, the fall rains began and her longings were appeased.

[@mjmollman]

I loved this so much! Thank you!

[@cypriantertullian7495]

Great video. Thanks. Maybe it's just me, but it seems the accompaning music was a little too loud? Otherwise I learnt a lot. Thanks again and God bless. Keep up the good work.

[@ricardomunozolvera-lc2qo]

My best travell EVER!!❤

[@SoulfulSmokie]

Awesome, thank you. This was very interesting. I really appreciate it.

[@BiblicalCulture]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jopoon52]

Ex Cathedra ... THANK YOU VERY MUCH ... EXCELLENTLY ... BLESSINGS.

[@MJBJ-cb2jd]

Thank you for your tour!

[@BiblicalCulture]

You’re welcome, glad you enjoyed

[@williambrewer]

Awesome tour! Thanks!

[@Travel-en-lite]

All Praise and Glory to YESHUA KING OF KINGS!!

[@bluvst4151]

Thank You Sir this has been amazing Thank You for sharing

[@BiblicalCulture]

You’re welcome!

[@NeilGastonguay]

This is an excellent look at the Team[e. Well done.

[@zachpatterson434]

Phenomenal. Seeing it come to life like this it looks just like walking back into Eden. Incredibly impressive. This is really cool, thank you.

[@BiblicalCulture]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@zealousideal]

Eden? What does Eden have to do with this?

[@zachpatterson434]

@@zealousideal the Temple is a model of Eden; the cosmic Temple. The Heavenly pattern shown to Moses at Sinai.

[@WushuGirl]

Amazing. Thank you very much 👏

[@BiblicalCulture]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@sayididit2930]

12:59 the entrance to the Holy of Holies is not as pictured. According to many authorities, there were two curtains spanning the width of the Heichal. One curtain went almost to the left wall with a space to enter and the other curtain went almost to the right side with a space to enter. The Kohen Gadol would essentially walk on a zig zag fashion to enter on Yom Kippur.

[@islamabdullatif]

To have a window you would assume daytime, but the temple is open throughout the day and night, that's why nevertheless you need a Menorah.

[@jimspace3000]

I use that app and highly recommend it.

[@WhidbeyMP]

Wow, this was so cool to see, thank you for the tour ;) !

[@BrokenChains77]

Great app and a great presentation! I and my family are Zionist Christians in the American southeast, we look forward with longing for the day when Christians and Jews are one big happy family!

[@MargaretYoung-sx1uy]

❤ praise the Lord. The true Christians will love the Jewish people they will do everything to help them. They believe God’s word i will bless them that bless them and i will curse them that curse them

[@hebrewgreek7420]

Which version of the Temple do you think is most accurate, the one depicted in this app, or the one in the app called Second Temple by the same developer? They are different.

[@BiblicalCulture]

Good point! I don’t know yet, stay tuned.

[@scottschmitt4448]

Second Temple app. No adds.

[@KimDsmom]

So awesome!! So much bigger and more involved that I ever imagined!! (I actually felt as if I REALLY shouldn’t have gone past that priest guarding the door of The Temple!! 🫣) Thank you!! 🫶🏼🙏🏼

[@BiblicalCulture]

You and me both! (I’m not a כהן, priest)

[@wolverine319]

Thank you so much for sharing ❤

[@MaritsaDarman]

Let’s not forget that the curtain to the Holi was ripped when Jesus was sacrificed thus making all people accessible to God no longer just to the Levites

[@pros1perify]

Thank you, that is amazing

[@leekwock2795]

AMAZING THANKYOU SO MUCH FOR THAT MY FRIEND

[@cullenbigd]

The tapestry separating the Holy of Holies should have been one piece, not a traditional curtain with a split in the middle as shown in the app. Exodus 26:31-35 says it was a curtain (singular) which is further born out by its tearing at Jesus death (Luke 23:45) and the meaning of which was explained in Hebrews 10:21-22. The New Testament writers, so close to the existence of the actual temple would not have gotten that detail wrong by any means and the Hebrew writing bears this out in Exodus 26

[@2512nicholas]

Hello! I love the app and this video was a great addition to exploring the app on my own. Thank you for the information! I was wondering if anyone that has used the app is able to access other locations in the app like the Marketplace, the Pool Siloam, or Herod’s Palace?

[@R-BURQUENO]

I can't find the app. It takes me to a Catholic app instead when I type "Immersive Herods Temple"........🤷🏽‍♂️

[@beckyswicer3504]

Great video. Thank you!

[@ralphhebgen7067]

Absolutely fantastic. Several years ago I travelled to Jerusalem and stood at the side of the Place of the Gentiles where the Royal Court used to be. I tried to take it all in and imagine where the Temple used to stand but it was hard to do - this app shows me for the first time what the Temple Mount must have looked like in the 1st century. One question - where do you think the tables of the money changers Jesus is said to have kicked over would have been? My guess is they would have been inside the Women’s Court or certainly lining the outside walls of that Court, inside the Soreg. Their location would have needed to incur Jesus’ wrath and so are unlikely to have been merely in the Court of the Gentiles.

[@swinnburn]

All the prices would go up a bit like shopping now and how irritated you get with the food prices. If you needed to sacrifice and the price was too high you would just leave the temple and then what would you do! I would love to use a horse whip on my local supermarket shelves!

[@heard3879]

Some people think there were indeed windows in the Temple. The KZbin channel of Sergio and Rhoda in Israel has a video about a 9-ton slab of glass in a cave at Beit She’arim that some people think may have been a window in the temple, now no longer transparent because of being exposed to high temperatures during the burning of the Temple.

[@Revelation--ti8pm]

The temple was amazing however, today Christians themselves are the temple that house the Spirit of God! Imagine, God lives in us!

[@patioprimate4740]

The body is a temple, but I'm sorry, you're wrong. The temple to fulfill the old one is the Orthodox church.

[@patioprimate4740]

@TheMahdiistheenemy Once you define "Christian" you are affirming a religious doctrine.

[@justgriff1295]

All points to Jesus. Thank you God.

[@rebeccamangelsdorf3806]

It is interesting that Jesus was not brought to the temple Sanhedrin room but to Caiaphas' house. It was illegal for Jesus to be tried in secret and not in the Sanhedrin room with all of the priests present.

[@V67Snick]

The lamp stands were a little more than half the height of the Temple, so they look about right, just too narrow at the bottom. Placement for the Chamber of Hewn Stone is about right. (It would not have been accessible from the Israeli court). From what I have found in research, the Temple side chambers (actually sides and back) were entered through the side tunnel on the right when both doors to the Sanctuary were closed. The rooms at the end of the Porch were used to maintain the chains, knives axes saws etc. used in everyday operation of the Temple. Yes, I am in process of doing my own version of this. Information comes from the Mishnah, Flavius Josephus, Dr. Leen Ritmeyer and others. There was supposedly a room above the Sanctuary (accessed by the second door on the roof)? That then led to the room that was used to lower priests into the Holy of Holies for cleaning, but they always faced the wall. Well done walk through (I know how hard it is to do lol).

[@marilynmercer2241]

Thanks so much for this tour. It's so hard to picture it when reading about it in the Bible, but this really brought it to life! I have a question. Did they have "worship services" here .... for lack of a better description. Or was it just for sacrifices?

[@Iamyinkadavies]

Ooooooooooohhhhhh thank yyyyyyyoooouuuu my first time seeing the women’s court oh my oh my our LORD JESUS finished everything on the cross hhhhhaaaaallllleeeeelllluuuuyyyyaaaahhhhh

[@kabangenoma4047]

😂😂😂you are the happiest person alive

[@M-L450]

Even God destroyed this Abomination twice... TWICE Try building it a Third and guess what...

[@TheProfessorPatti]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Fantastic video. Thanks so much for creating & sharing. I appreciate that, as a Jew, your insight & knowledge is remarkable and as a gentile I would have not known or otherwise learned. Great work & I'm astonished at the inner structures of the Temple, I never imagined there was any other space around or within the Temple structure itself. The donation boxes are so relevant & it is always fascinating when one is shown 'there is nothing new under the sun.' ❤❤❤❤

[@V67Snick]

Actually, there was more he didn't cover, but I don't know if the developers included it.

[@jeffsweeney8785]

I Loved this!!!

[@user-ge6hf2xs4r]

Very well done!

[@dromgarvan]

Thank you!

[@adamnelson6433]

I got to the top of the roof. Nothing much other than a great view. There was one scroll note talking about the roof drainage.

[@PrezTrump-on2lk]

With Christ Jesus you wont need light in the sanctuary. He is the Light.

[@redmi9834]

The Temple is often depicted with four columns with two either side of the door. But in scripture it says that there were two columns. One was named Boaz and the other Jachin. The altar of sacrifice is often depicted with steps going up to it, but it was in fact a ramp of undressed stones.

[@BiblicalCulture]

Good eye. The “temple” depicted on Jewish and Samaritan mosaics and coins is actually the ark of the synagogue, sometimes called a niche. That’s why there are four columns instead of two. If you look closely on some coins you can see the Torah scrolls wrapped up and laying down in the ark.

[@crystalbrutscher3115]

Fascinating! Thank you. There is so much information here and I wonder how they know all this stuff. But one thing I have been wondering about. He said that the priests did not go home each night but would stay for days or weeks. We were shown where they ate and slept, but where and how did they relieve themselves? Was there a place in the grounds with moving water to carry waste away? Or did they have to go some sort of container? And if they had to go in a container whose job was it to remove those containers and where would they take them to? (I really can't imagine this option. I think there must have been some permanent part of the Temple that served as a bathroom but did not defile the Temple as rea.)

[@MarleneMeier]

Just as an aside, as a Christian/Catholic, our faith is based on Judaism and we have many of the same foundations. Jesus as you may know was a Jew and the last supper was a seder for Passover😊

[@Barbbfly]

TY Very well done ! How many curtains are there to go to the Holy of Holies ? 1 or 2 ? plse

[@andrewhopkins1694]

Thank you! I am glad to see you are continuing your work. I am doing the same. All ways looking for parallels. Can I use this as an opportunity to learn? I have read that on any given night there could be as many as 1000 or more persons working in a great verity of takes to keep everything working and in order. I spent many hears in my younger in the Washington DC area. I federal government had a great impact on the surrounding area. Everyone knew someone who worked for the federal government. Would this have been true of the temple? I have also heard that the city population could increase by as many as 1 million on festival days. One idea this video shows so nicely is the great size. I would not expet it would be so big unless their ware larger numbers of visitors. Yours truly, Andrew

[@ad70preterist]

Thank you for doing this very interesting.