Follow the exciting journey of the Ark of the Covenant from where it was made in Sinai to its final resting place in Solomon's Temple.

]]> Follow Nehemiah on his night journey around the walls of Jerusalem

]]> See what the city looked like in the time of Christ

]]> Explore the ritual of the Temple against the background of the first century

]]> The definitive work on the Temple Mount

]]> A poster of Alec Garrard's model of the Temple and the Courts around it

]]> Jerusalem as it was known in the time of Christ.

]]> The settlement where the Essene community lived, who preserved the Dead Sea Scrolls

]]> The Palaces from which Herod enjoyed views over the Dead Sea

]]> The all-time-classic reconstruction of Herod's Temple Mount

]]> A lavishly illustrated PowerPoint presentation, guiding you around the Temple Mount using Alec Garrard's beautiful model

]]> Use this PowerPoint presentation to explore and to teach about the ritual of the Temple

]]> Walk around the Temple Mount, see the many archaeological remains of Herod's Temple Mount and visualize what this magnificent complex looked like in the time of Christ

]]> This presentation allows you to explore the history of Solomon's Temple and the archaeological methods which were used to pinpoint its original location on Mount Moriah and even where the Ark of the Covenant once stood.

]]> With this presentation, you can explore the streets of the city that Jesus and his disciples knew and gain a better understanding of  the events of the Gospels, especially The Way to Golgotha, which is depicted here for the first time in clear graphic form

]]> This presentation makes it possible to follow the Ark's dramatic progress from Mount Sinai to the Promised Land

]]> The journey began in the Land of Goshen where the Israelites lived and took them to Sinai, where, at the foot of Mount Horeb, the Tabernacle was made and the tribes organized themselves according to a divinely prescribed order. After having spent 40 years in the wilderness they reached the Plains of Moab, ready to cross over the Jordan into the Promised Land.

]]> With the stern jagged granite peak from which God spoke as its backdrop, the four-sided camp, with the Tabernacle in its center, stood on the plain in the divinely prescribed order. Each side of the encampment was shared by three tribes under the standard of the leading tribe for that group.

]]> The Bible presents a vivid picture of the final encampment of the Israelites outside the land that had been promised them. Here, in the plains of Moab by Jordan near Jericho, we can almost see the lines of tents standing around the Tabernacle in this comparatively lush corner of the river valley.

]]> In this reconstruction drawing, the northern side of Solomon’s Temple has been cut away to allow the details of the interior to be seen. The Temple measured 60 cubits long, 20 cubits wide and 30 cubits high (103 by 34 by 52 ft. or 31.5 by 10.5 by 15.75 m.).

]]> The beautiful model in this photograph shows what the original Solomon’s Temple would have looked like according to the description in the Book of Kings.

]]> When he was in Jerusalem, Jesus taught in the Temple on a daily basis. This teaching took place, not in the Temple building itself, but in the Court of the Women, also called the Treasury.

]]> Our classic reconstruction drawing "Jerusalem in 30 A.D." has been used as a base on which to show the Way to Golgotha. Five stages in Christ's last journey can be identified, beginning at Gethsemane and culminating at either of the two sites identified as the place of the empty tomb.

]]> This presentation brings you on a journey to discover how the letters of Jesus to the representative Seven Churches of Asia were written with full knowledge of the circumstances and environment of each group of believers, making this a compelling subject for Bible study.

]]> This is the first modern guide book to the Temple Mount and is designed to help you make this complex site more accessible.

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