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Certainly the Temple that [[Ezekiel]] saw in his [[vision]] has not yet been built, so it must refer to a future time. Most [[Bible]] students interpret this to be a great millennial Temple that will be filled with [[God]]'s glory during Christ's 1,000 year reign on earth. [[Ezekiel]] was told to reveal these plans to the people to make them ashamed of their sins and rebellion (chapter 43:10,11). It is not necessary to go into detail in our comments, but we should note that the sizes are all increased so that the entire sacred area is almost fifty square miles. Just how all of this is going to fit into the land and the city of [[Jerusalem]] we are not told. Perhaps there will be changes in the land, or perhaps these dimensions are an expression of the greatness of the Temple when it is built.

Since Christ has fulfilled the [[Old Testament]] type (sacrifices, priesthood, etc.), then why should they be reinstituted and practiced for 1,000 years? Some believers think these practices will be, for the [[Jews]] in the Kingdom, what the [[Lord]]'s Supper is to the Church today--a memorial of the work of Christ. However, it is likely that [[Ezekiel]] is using the language that the people would understand, because they knew the truth about the future worship in the Temple.

What will happen to this Temple? When [[God]] creates a new [[heaven]] and earth, there will be no need for a Temple (Revelation 21:1-5). The New [[Jerusalem]] that [[John]] described in Revelation 21 and 22 will far surpass anything [[Ezekiel]] ever saw. The entire Holy City will be a Temple to the glory of [[God]].

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Prab at 17:59, 15 September 2015

Prab: Created page with "Certainly the Temple that Ezekiel saw in his vision has not yet been built, so it must refer to a future time. Most Bible students interpret this to be a great mil..."