The Odyssey of the Third Temple
A large beautiful book, with lots of pictures and illustrations so the reader may see what the furniture inside the Temple looked like, and the apparel of the priests also, and the implements used for the Alter of Sacrifice in the Courtyard. A detailed work. The scholars of the Temple Institute reveal the beauty, and majesty, of the Holy Temple. The Odyssey of the Third Temple emphasizes the central role which the Holy Temple occupies in the life of the Jewish people and all mankind. It also clearly demonstrates how the commandment of God to build the Temple is the central theme of Judaism. The Temple Institute has actually constructed the furniture for, and has prepared the clothing for the priests of a future Temple. Only the Ark of the Covenant they have not constructed, believing that may yet be found under the Temple Mount.
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Rose Guide to the Tabernacle
“See Inside” the Tabernacle of Moses with Rose Guide to the Tabernacle! Rose Guide to the Tabernacle is packed with fascinating facts, full-color Tabernacle pictures, charts, and diagrams not available in other books. It explains the history of the Tabernacle and its sacred objects and activities, while also illuminating deep insight into what Jesus did for his followers during his life, his death and his resurrection. This fantastic resources is great for anyone doing a Tabernacle Bible study or for anyone wanting to dig deeper into the symbolism of the Old Testament. Winner of the 2009 Christian Retailing Retailers Choice Award for Bible Reference! To buy at Amazon.com. click here
The Feasts of the Lord
Kevin Howard and Marvin RosenthalBest short book on the Feasts. Israel's Feasts are infinitely more important than just a series of cultural observances. These Feasts were appointed by the LORD, who called them "My Feasts." Together they form God's prophetic calendar, outlining the work of Jesus the Messiah, from the cross through the millennial kingdom. As with every book I recommend, please know that I do NOT espouse every view put forward by the author. To buy at Amazon.com. click here
The Mystery of Ezekiel's Temple Liturgy
Why Ezekiel's Temple Practices Differ from Levitical Law Hilary Arthus Nixon, Ph.DTThis book reads easily for the average student. It is very detailed, with lists and discussion of every detail, covering the articles, sacrifices, holy days and priesthood of Ezekiel's Temple vision. I found this book very useful for my own study, because the author has lists comparing the Mosaic Tabernacle of Torah and the rites of that age, with the Temple of the coming Messianic Kingdom - Ezekiel's Temple. The author believes that the ministry and death of Christ fulfilled some of the prophetic Tabernacle rites and Feasts, but has not yet fulfilled others. The unfulfilled sacrifices and holy days, he believes will be continued into the Messianic Kingdom age. The author does believe that animal sacrifices will be performed at Ezekiel's Temple during the coming millennium. As with every book I recommend, please know that I do NOT espouse every view put forward by the author. To buy at Amazon.com. click here
Ezekiel's Temple
Ezekiel's Temple A Scriptural Framework Illustrating the Covenant of Grace; Second Revised Edition by Emil Heller Henning IIIGreat little book with good diagrams, showing the traffic patterns through the gates and courts for priests, Levites, prince, and common people. The author believes the Temple of Ezekiel's vision is primary a symbolic picture of Christ and His church. It is an illustration of the covenant of grace. As with every book I recommend, please know that I do NOT espouse every view put forward by the author. To buy at Amazon.com. click here
Jerusalem's Temple Mount: From Solomon to the Golden Dome by Hershel Shanks
A large beautiful book. Lots of color illustrations and photographs with informative text. The book reads like an archaeological excavation, digging deeper and deeper. Begins with a discussion of the Palestinian denial of a Jewish Temple, then proceeds to explore the Islamic Dome of the Rock, the little-known Roman Temple of Jupiter, Herod's massive Temple Mount, the Temple built by the exiles returning from Babylon, and finally Solomon's Temple. Jerusalem's Temple Mount is replete with archaeology, history, legends (Jewish, Christian, and Muslim), inscriptions, biblical interpretations, and forgeries.To buy at Amazon.com. click here