Voices in the Temple

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The focal plane of the inner parabolic surface of the dome is located at a height of three and a half cubits above the outer court. Therefore, there is an acoustic connection between the northern and southern parts of the outer court.



This should create interesting effects of the voices of people who are actually located in another, invisible place for you.

The wavelength of the sound of a human voice is approximately 1-2 meters, that is, the dome of the Temple will create interconnected cells on the southern and northern sides of the outer courtyard with approximately the same resolution. This roughly corresponds to the distance between people during meetings.

The presence of God's Spirit can organize the interaction of the words spoken by the Jews on different sides of the Sanctuary, into one whole, corresponding to the will of God. This meaningful integrity, organized by the Spirit, will give rise to a feeling of contact with God, a feeling of our common unity in Him.

Thus, the Third Temple will be, as it were, an amplifier, a mouthpiece that helps us hear the words of the Creator uttered by Him through us.