Ezekiel Is Shown The Upper Side Of The Temple With Its Dimensions

If you noticed, we are nearing the end of the book of Ezekiel.

As it is with the rest of the book in the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament), there is no such concept of G-d being the Messiah in disguised as a man born of a virgin, crucified, died, buried, came back to life over and over and over again, plus the second coming.

If you are sincere in seeking the truth, when will you start to act?

“Northern Courtyard”

“Holy Chambers”

Then he said to me: “The northern chambers and southern chambers that face the main Temple building are the holy chambers where the Kohanim who approach Hashem may eat the most-holy offerings; there they may put down the most-holy offerings, the meal-offering, the sin-offering and the guilt-offering, for the place is holy.
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When the Kohanim arrive there, they shall not leave the holy place [directly] to the outer courtyard; [rather] they shall leave their garments in which they minister, for they are holy; they shall don the other garments and then approach the domain of the people.”
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On four sides he measured it — it had a wall all around it — five hundred [rods] in length and five hundred in width, to separate between the holy and the common [areas].
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1 And he took me out to the Outer Court; the way was the way of the north, and he brought me to the chamber that was opposite the fortress and that was opposite the building to the north.
2 Opposite the hundred cubit length span to the northern entrance, and the width fifty cubits.
3 Opposite the twenty of the Inner Court and opposite the balcony of the Outer Court; a pillar opposite a pillar in the three-storied buildings.
4 And before the chambers, was a walk of ten cubits width to the innermost one, a pathway of one cubit, and their entrances were to the north.
5 And the uppermost chambers were narrow because the pillars consumed of them, more than the lowest and the middle stories of the building.
6 For they were three-storied, and did not have pillars like the pillars of the Courts; therefore, the lowest and middle stories were deprived of ground space.
7 And the outer wall was opposite the chambers by way of the Outer Court to the front of the chambers, its length being fifty cubits.
8 For the length of the chambers of the Outer Court was fifty cubits, and behold, before the Temple was one hundred cubits.
9 And below these chambers, there was an approach from the east when one comes to them from the Outer Court.
10 Along the width of the wall of the Court by way of the east before the fortress and before the building were the chambers.
11 And the way before them was like the appearance of the chambers that were toward the north, as was their length, so was their width, and all their exits and as their measurements and according to their entrances.
12 And as the entrances of the chambers that are toward the way of the south, an entrance at the beginning of the pathway, a way before the wall of the musicians, the way of the east as they came.
13 And he said to me, “The northern chambers and the southern chambers, which are below the fortress, they are the holy chambers where the priests who are near the Lord will eat the most holy sacrifices; there they shall lay the most holy sacrifices and the meal offering, and the sin offering, and the guilt offering, for the place is holy.
14 When the priests arrive, they shall not go out of the Holy to the Outer Court, and there they shall leave their garments in which they minister, for they are holy, but they shall don other garments and they will approach those of the people.
15 And he finished the measurements of the innermost house, and he took me out by way of the gate facing eastward, and he measured it round about.
16 He measured the eastern side with the measuring rod; five hundred rods by the measuring rod around.
17 He measured the northern side; five hundred rods with the measuring rod around.
18 The southern side he measured; five hundred rods with the measuring rod.
19 He turned around to the western side; he measured five hundred rods with the measuring rod.
20 On four sides he measured it; its wall all around, five hundred [its] length and five hundred [its] width, to separate between the holy and the profane.