The Second Temple-Model

A great memento for any house . a thing of buty and light , bringing it's light into your lifes and homes .The platform of the Temple Mount was divided into four areas which possessed different grades of holiness (; ) gradually increasing from the outside inward. The first, outer, area, 'the Foreigners' Courtyard', included the stoas where economic activities were conducted. This area was accessible to all, including non-Jews. It is probably from here that Jesus had expelled the money changers (). In the center of the Temple Mount stood the temple and its courtyards. Non-Jews were warded off by admonitions forbidding this access and pronouncing a life sentence to violators (the sorag inscription). This stone-fenced, elevated platform (the Women's Courtyard; 67 x 67 meters), was accessed from the east by 14(12?) steps leading through the 'Beautiful gate' (Acts 3, 2). The rituals that took place in this second area were not connected with sacrificing, i.e., the reading of Bible verses on
The Second Temple-Model