About - Encyclopedia of Holy Temple - Jerusalem

Learn all about Jerusalem's First & Second Temple in Jerusalem. The Encyclopedia covers; the Temple Structure - Vessels & Tools - Sacrifices - The Priests Levites & Garments - Temple History. This 269 page large format, Hard Cover Coffee Table format - Full Color Masterpiece of Temple Research is fully detailed and beautifully bound. It is essential for anyone studying the Temple and it makes this a wonderful gift.

This book is the result of decades of research and study of life and service in the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. Details and intricacies of this amazing edifice have been evoked and captured in awe-inspiring paintings under the direction of Rabbi Israel Ariel, probably the greatest living authority on the subject.

Arranged chronologically according to the cycle of the year, it is the best illustrated representation ever of daily life and rites in the Temple and the special ceremonies performed at festivals. History and use of Jewish Menora, Bread Holders, 240 pages, over 300 illustrations, full color, English A beautiful, comprehensive visual exploration of the Holy Temple, its sacred vessels, and the Divine service. Hundreds of beautiful color pictures, with informative and lucid captions, shed light on a variety of fascinating Temple-related issues: the saga of Mount Moriah; the history of the Temple from the desert to the destruction; the Temple's structure; the sacred vessels and instruments; the priestly garments; women in the Temple; the Divine service; the High Holidays and Pilgrim Festivals, and more. Researched and written by The Temple Institute's top Temple scholars, and illustrated with the work of the many fine artists and craftsmen associated with the Institute.

The Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem is a must for all whose spirit has been captivated by the history and significance of the Holy Temple, and its anticipated role in the future of all mankind. Carta's Illustrated Encyclopedia, because of its profound content and striking beauty, evinces some of the Holy Temple's original splendor and glory, and thus bestows majesty and distinction upon the Sanctuary and Divine service that was performed there throughout the years.

Features - Encyclopedia of Holy Temple - Jerusalem

The saga of Mount Moriah

The history of the Temple from the desert to the destruction

The Temple's structure

The sacred vessels and instruments

The Priestly Vestments

Women in the Temple

The Divine Service

The High Holidays and Pilgrim Festivals and more

Rosh HaShana

Yom Kippur

Sukkot Festival

Passover Festival

Shavuot Festival 

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