Ezekiel's Temple is the Third Temple

Ezekiel's Temple:




Some dimensions are not listed in the prophecy, but there is a way to determine them.

The center of symmetry of the temple complex is located on the site of the altar. The distance from the center of symmetry to the western wall is equal to 1/2 of the width of 100 cubits in front of the House, 90 cubits of the basement length of the external building of the Temple, 100 cubits behind the Temple and 20 cubits of space along the western wall.

100/2 + 90 + 100 + 20 = 260 cubits

This allows us to determine the missing link in the chain of sizes from the outer gate: the length of the buildings for the Kohanim. The length of buildings for the Kohanim is 520 cubits from the center of symmetry to the outer wall minus 50 cubits of pavement width, minus 100 cubits of outer court width, minus 10 cubits of walkway in front of the buildings for the Kohanim, minus 10 cubits of walkway behind the buildings, minus 1/2 from 100 cubits square in front of the House.

260 - 50 - 100 - 10 - 10 - 100/2 = 40 cubits

The interval between the facade of the House and the guardrooms at the inner gates limits the width of the building for the Kohanim to 30 cubits.

Thus, the size of the building for the Kohanim is 30 x 40 cubits.

The width of the buildings on the pavement is determined by the size of the site at 100x50 cubits, where there should be 3 buildings for the Levites, taking into account the necessary approach to the buildings, by analogy with the inner court this passage is equal to 10 cubits. Thus, the external size of the refectory hall is 30 x 40 cubits.

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