The inner court of Solomon's Temple: the porch with the pillars Jachin and Boaz, the molten sea on its oxen, and priests at the brasen altar.
Built from the text

Biblical Worlds

Walk through the Tabernacle and Solomon's Temple, built to the measurements Scripture gives. Walk up to anything to read what the text says about it, and see exactly what had to be reconstructed where the text is silent.

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The Holy Place, lined with carved gold: cherubims and palm trees, ten lampstands and tables, and the doors of the oracle.
1 Kings 6–8 · 2 Chronicles 3–4

Solomon's Temple

The house, its porch and courts, the palace and the city of David around it. Priests and Levites go about the duties the text describes.

Guided tourBlueprint viewKJV versesCubit switch
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The Tabernacle from above: the courtyard of hangings, the bronze altar, the basin and the tent.
Exodus 25–30

The Tabernacle

Walk the courtyard and the tent as Aaron the high priest, dressed in the garments of Exodus 28.

Play as AaronTent coveringsRobe bells
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In preparation
Ezekiel 40–48

Ezekiel's Temple

The temple measured out in Ezekiel's vision, gate by gate, with the long cubit of "a cubit and an hand breadth".

How it works

Faithful to the text, easy to explore

Every part is sourced

Each object is tied to its verses, quoted in full, with its size in cubits and metres. Each one is marked EXPLICIT IN TEXT or INTERPRETED, with the alternatives given.

On a laptop

W A S D to walk, the mouse to look, E to read. A gamepad works too. Graphics adjust to your machine.

On a phone

Left thumb to walk, right thumb to look, tap anything to read. The verses open in a sheet you can pull up. Works in portrait or landscape.

Picks up where you left off

Your place, views and settings are kept in your browser, so you can come back to the same spot.

And let them make me a sanctuary; that I may dwell among them.Exodus 25:8 (KJV)