Professional architect and church elder Emil Heller Henning shows what most sets Ezekiel’s Temple apart from the First and Second Temples and Tabernacle. Its unique bi-axial system of “exits and entrances”—something the prophet was explicitly told (43:11) to show Israel—structures a framework of Scripture illustrating God’s eternal covenant and pointing through that to the Person and work of Jesus (Yeshua) the Messiah.
Includes the author’s personal “midrash” on this Temple for Jewish readers, connecting himself (a blood Heller) to Rabbi Yom Tov Lippman Heller, who wrote the first book on Ezekiel’s Temple (1602).