

Wed, Jul 08
|Chabad of Morristown and on Zoom
Heaven on Earth: Inside the Beit Hamikdash
Without Googling it... could you describe the Beit Hamikdash?
Dates and Location
Jul 08, 2026, 7:30 PM – Jul 22, 2026, 8:30 PM
Chabad of Morristown and on Zoom, 168 Western Ave, Morristown, NJ 07960, USA
The Details
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This class will be in person and on Zoom.
Could you point to where the Menorah stood? The Altar? The Courtyards? The Holy of Holies? What actually happened in each place?
Most of us couldn't. Yet the Beit Hamikdash is one of the most important places in Jewish history—and, G-d willing, our future.
I'd like to change that.
Over three evenings, we'll take a guided journey through the Beit Hamikdash, exploring its layout, its daily life, its purpose, and the deeper meaning behind every detail. You'll leave with a clear picture of something every Jew has heard about, but few truly know.
Heaven on Earth: Inside the Beit Hamikdash
📅 Wednesday, July 8
📅 Wednesday, July 15
📅 Tuesday, July 21
🕢 7:30 PM (approximately 75 minutes)
Whether you've studied this before or are starting from scratch, I think you'll find it fascinating.
Come discover the Temple as you've never seen it before through a visual, practical, and inspiring three-part journey.
Want to try it out? Email info@jewishmorristown.com with the words "First class tryout," and we will sign you up to join the first class free.
Lesson Outline
Lesson 1
THE TEMPLE MOUNT
For years, Jerusalem and the Temple Mount have been in the center of attention in war rooms, at negotiating tables, and in news bulletins. It is well known as the holiest place for Jews, but it is revered as holy by many others as well. It has a special place in the hearts and minds of billions of people throughout the world. Not only those who are religious consider it special, but even those who believe themselves to be secular are pulled by its mystical power.
Lesson 2
THE TEMPLE COMPOUND
Beyond the gates of the mountain stood the Temple, where the sacred service of the Jewish people unfolded. The vast array of services required an intricate network of chambers and courtyards: preparatory rooms, designated spaces for specific ceremonies, storage for sacred vessels and offerings, and more. Together, they formed the complex infrastructure that supported the Temple’s central purpose: to serve as the meeting place between G-d and His people.
Lesson 3
THE HOLY AND THE HOLY OF HOLIES
At the center of it all stood the Temple itself. In the courtyard stood the Altar, while the Temple building housed the Menorah, the Table of Showbread, the Incense Altar, and, in its innermost chamber, the Holy Ark. This was the destination to which the courtyards and chambers led, the place where G-d’s presence was most intensely revealed. Only a select few were allowed into the Sanctuary, and even fewer ever entered the Holy of Holies. Yet the impact of what occurred within these walls reaches every corner of the world.