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3d model of the Third (Ezekiel's) Temple, project Gal-Gal
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Andrew |
Date: Thursday, 08.06.2017, 21:38 |
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I can not be completely sure (the photo does not have coordinates), but it looks very much like this brave traveler was photographed near the very East Gate of the Third Temple, against the background of the mountain on which the prophet Ezekiel stood.
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Andrew |
Date: Saturday, 10.06.2017, 09:48 |
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Date: Monday, 12.06.2017, 01:29 |
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This file contains only external elements of the future Temple complex, without the interiors of buildings, and some of the external elements are missing: fences, doors, gates.
The Third Temple (Ezekiel's Temple) .SKP.ZIP
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Andrew |
Date: Thursday, 15.06.2017, 14:50 |
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The current version of the 3D model of the Third Temple (Ezekiel's Temple), the "GALGAL" project, with full textures - download
Changed the appearance of the refectory.
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Andrew |
Date: Thursday, 15.06.2017, 15:59 |
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The tables that are placed in the outer court during the Lord's feasts are stored in disassembled form on two inner balconies in the refectory:
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Andrew |
Date: Saturday, 17.06.2017, 01:22 |
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The current version of the 3D model refectory (with the interior)
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Andrew |
Date: Friday, 23.06.2017, 15:29 |
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Andrew |
Date: Sunday, 25.06.2017, 14:53 |
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House for kohanim, type A (2 pieces)
1st floor: 18 changing rooms (with showers) for kohanim; 4 toilets
2nd floor: 18 changing rooms (with showers) for kohanim; 2 toilets
3rd floor: room for the singers of the Levitic choir; 2 toilets
2 washbasins near the front entrance
1 main staircase and 2 side staircases
House for kohanim, type B (2 pieces)
1st floor: 18 changing rooms (with showers) for kohanim; 4 toilets
2nd floor: 18 changing rooms (with showers) for kohanim; 2 toilets
3rd floor: refectory for 72 places for kohanim, room for washing hands
2 washbasins near the front entrance
2 freight elevators for lunches
1 main staircase and 2 side staircases
House for kohanim, type C (1 pieces)
1st floor: kitchen for sacred sacrifices, for kohanim; 2 toilets
2nd floor: warehouse for kohanim clothes; sewing room; room for an electrician; 2 toilets
3rd floor: common room; 2 toilets
2 washbasins near the front entrance
1 main staircase and 2 side staircases
House for kohanim, type D (1 pieces)
1st floor: laundry; main toilets
2nd floor: warehouse for kohanim clothes; room for a carpenter; master-plumber room ; 2 toilets
3rd floor: common room; 2 toilets
2 washbasins near the front entrance
1 main staircase and 2 side staircases
House on the pavement, type M (28 pieces)
1st floor: refectory room; washbasins near the main entrance; room for staff ;2 toilets; 1 toilet for staff
2nd floor: balcony-mezzanine for storing backup tables
House on the pavement, type L (2 pieces)
1st floor: locker room for Levites; shower cabins; 2 toilets
2nd floor: locker room for Levites; shower cabins; 2 toilets
2 side staircases
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Andrew |
Date: Tuesday, 27.06.2017, 02:49 |
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Another update of the model. You can download this new version. Added the interior of buildings. The interior is not completely made. The interior is most complete for buildings of type B, A and M. Please do not forget to include the corresponding layers in the model. Minor details - doors, railings, etc., on this model are absent. Textures are not everywhere. At present, I have the task of presenting only the basic elements of the complex of buildings of the Third Temple. The rest let the professional architects decide. There is nothing unusual in the architecture of the storerooms or locker room for the staff, let professional designers think about it. I showed the main thing on this model.
Interior in this model is loaded only for one of the copies of the building of each type. If you want to have an interior in each building, you need to alternately cut out each of the interior components of the model and insert it into the same place, opening the corresponding building component.
Download 3D model of Ezekiel's Temple (SKP.ZIP)
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Andrew |
Date: Sunday, 02.07.2017, 01:12 |
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Update: added barrier for animals in the gate buildings.
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Date: Sunday, 02.07.2017, 04:32 |
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Andrew |
Date: Wednesday, 12.07.2017, 11:35 |
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Today I made significant changes to the draft of the Third Temple, these are the most significant changes in the last 4 months.
The total size of the inner area of the temple complex has increased, there are no more galleries on the outer court, the inner court has increased, a new series of galleries have appeared in the inner court. Perhaps now it will be necessary to make changes to the interior of houses for kohanim: to make the front doors to the side of the Temple.
You can download this new model for yourself.
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Andrew |
Date: Tuesday, 18.07.2017, 04:24 |
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Download a new 3D model of the Third Temple SKP.ZIP full version
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Andrew |
Date: Friday, 21.07.2017, 07:45 |
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Ezekiel's Temple.
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Andrew |
Date: Wednesday, 30.08.2017, 23:59 |
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The logic of determining the size of buildings in the inner and outer courtyard of
the temple complex in accordance with the prophecy of Ezekiel. Important! Sorry for the clumsy machine translation.
Buildings should have a size of 30 by 40 cubits. 30, because this is the maximum size, when we need to place 3 buildings on the length of 100 marked fence space 100 by 50 cubits. 40 cubits, because only with this size do we have a space of 20 cubits wide along the western wall of the courtyard.
Buildings on the platform can not have a length of 50, because 50 is the width of the platform. The width of the space marked by a fence of 100 by 50 cubits, along the western wall of the outer courtyard, also does not allow the length of the buildings on the platform to be equal to 50. The prophetic width of the approach to the buildings in the courtyard from the side of the outer courtyard fence determines a similar width of approach to the fenced buildings on the outer Yard, so for all other buildings on the platform of the outer courtyard, the width of the free space on the platform is 10 cubits. so the buildings on the platform also have a size of 30 by 40 cubits.
Note that the "hehal" is the temple itself, consisting of the inner building of the "tabernacle" and the outer rooms with 30 rooms on 3 floors, located on a separate foundation. "Hehal" does not include the gates behind it, so 100 cubits of free space behind it is measured from the base "hehal", which is 90 cubits from the east to the west. Therefore, the 20 cubits referred to by Ezekiel are uniquely determined, and this uniquely sets the length of 40 cubits for buildings in the courtyard, taking into account the galleries on both sides of these buildings.
The galleries near the buildings in the courtyard are located on two sides, because otherwise it is not justified to place the premises for the Levitic choir on the 3rd floor of the buildings. The logic of architecture here is this: prophecy points to a narrower size of the third floor of buildings in the courtyard, because the upper part of the galleries is wider than the space occupied by the pillars of these galleries. Galleries should not touch the buildings in the courtyard, because the galleries themselves go one surface of their pillars to the outer courtyard, which makes their level of holiness equal to the level of the sanctity of the outer courtyard. All buildings in the courtyard should have the same facade, but the two buildings that are located in front do not have galleries, which makes it possible to make balconies on these buildings on the third floor - for singers and for trumpeters in shofar.
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