King Solomon's Astonishing Temple Secrets And His Metallic Messiah

The greatest secret of King Solomon's temple is that it may have
been constructed in the hidden form of a human body. Its
architectural floor plan, in conjunction with the arrangement of its
furnishings, reveals a “Temple Man” composed of three biblical
figures: the Levitical High Priest, Jacob and a "Metallic Messiah." All
three appear in a single composition, with one figure imposed atop
the other. The measurements and description of the Temple (Heb., ha
mikdash) are given in the Tanach (Old Testament) in I Kgs 6:1-35,
and II Chr. 3:1-17, which is still our best source of information about
this ancient (circa 950 BC) structure. Based primarily on these verses,
various Jewish, Christian and secular reference works depict the holy
house as a rectangular building with a triple-tiered row of cells
wrapping around three of its sides: north, south and west, and with
the entrance (but no cells), toward the east. See two drawings on this
page. It should not be confused with the Second Temple built by
King Herod about 20 BC and destroyed by the Romans in AD 70.