Beis Hamikdash Views
By learning the details of the amazing splendor and glory of the Beis HaMikdash (the holy Temple in Jerusalem, both of which were destroyed on Tisha B’Av) we can gain an appreciation for what we are missing. And then the mourning takes on a new meaning as does our yearning for the day when we will have it once again, forever.
For a decade now, Machon HaMikdash has been working on building various vessels of the Mikdash, starting with a golden menora, the gold and copper altars, incense pans, the table, trumpets, vessels for pouring wine and water, and vessels from which blood is sprinkled
Over a million people have visited the exhibits at Machon HaMikdash on Misgav LaDach Street. The exhibit displays vessels of the Mikdash constructed by famous craftsmen for the third Beis HaMikdash which will be built speedily in our time with the coming of Moshiach. The vessels were constructed according to halacha after closely examining the approaches of various poskim.
Betzalel and Ahaliav built the vessels that were used in the Mishkan and the Beis HaMikdash with their unique G-dly wisdom, as described in the Torah. Who made the vessels on display today in Yerushalayim? Talented craftsmen, most of them originally from the C.I.S., who used their rare skills to build the holy vessels of the Mikdash.
Beis Hamikdash Images
