Ladder of giants

[galgal]

Around the temple complex is a wall with a length of 500 reeds along each of the four sides. On the outside of this wall there is an open space, an area for trade, with a width of 50 cubits. Everyone knows that Jesus Christ expelled the merchants from the territory of the Temple. As we understand, this was provided already in the prophecy of Ezekiel, hundreds of years before the First Coming of the Messiah.

Since this outer wall and the adjoining area must pass along the slopes of the mountains, the adjoining area must be made in the form of terraces, like the steps of a giant staircase.



This is very symbolic: a giant staircase that goes along the mountainside to the sky.

The first bus station will be built on the southeast side, so most of the Israelis going to the gates of the sacred site will first see a huge staircase, giant steps going to heaven. Those Israelis who will go to the Temple with the intention of sacrificing animals there will buy livestock in an open space near the wall, and then they will pass through the southern gate located at the bottom of the slope. And another part of the Israelites who will seek prayerful fellowship with the Lord can climb the giant steps of the "ladder of giants" to the very summit of Mount Shin to enter through the central gate to the sacred site and to pray on the mountain in front of the Temple, in the face of the house of the Lord God.

 







The railing are made on the basis of a glass construction with overlaid metal horizontal panels. Thanks to this, we do not see vertical balusters, the rails seem to hang in the air.