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Home Old Testament The House of the Lord: A Biblical Theology of the Temple in the Old and New Testaments

The House of the Lord: A Biblical Theology of the Temple in the Old and New Testaments

A thorough Bible study on the Temple in the Old and New Testament with Dr. Steven Smith (CD).
A thorough Bible study on the Temple in the Old and New Testament with Dr. Steven Smith (MP3).
A thorough Bible study on the Temple in the Old and New Testament with Dr. Steven Smith (CD).
A thorough Bible study on the Temple in the Old and New Testament with Dr. Steven Smith (MP3).

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  • 25 hours 23 min. (20 CDs / MP3)

    Jesus lived "in the shadow of the Jewish Temple." At the center of His identity and spirituality was the reality of the Temple. In this fast-moving and in-depth series, join Dr. Smith (and his audience of seminarians) and discover:

    • The "Temple of Creation" in Genesis -- and how we were created to "fill the earth" with God's temple presence. How Adam was created as God's original high priest -- and what the OT priesthood looked like before Aaron.
    • Delve into a detailed exposition of the Levitical priesthood: How many were there? How long did they serve? Who were the non-priestly "Levitical" men? Likewise, explore the holy Tabernacle and Temple "room by room." What were its furnishings and many sacrifices, and how do they point forward to our Catholic faith?
    • The promise of the Temple to its eventual destruction … to the Jewish hopes of the Messiah to "rebuild" the Temple … to Jesus' actions in the Temple … to His Passion and Resurrection.


    It's all here in glorious color, with rich insights from Scripture, the Church fathers, mystics, and wise theologians … culminating in the vision of the Temple of the heavenly Jerusalem. Dr. Smith will also explain how "temple theology" impacted the architecture and worship of earliest Christianity.

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W.E.
Awesome study on Temple theology

This is one of the best studies I have purchased and gone through. It is well organized and presented well by Dr. Smith. The handout is great and Dr. Smith refers to it frequently. The audio is always very clear. It seems as if Dr. Smith is presenting directly to the listener. Very well done.

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Christine Ferguson
Fabulous Series by Dr. Smith!

There are 20 disks. I have listened to 4, and am THRILLED so far! Yes, Dr. Smith basically reads his notes, but I think that's fine. I can listen, and review his notes and not miss anything. The Lord has prompted me for several years to explore the ancient Temple of Israel, but I hadn't found anything on my level. This is IT!
I can "see" Eden as the first Temple, and Adam being the first priest. I "get" that Adam did not perform his duty to guard the Eden Temple. It makes sense to me that all God creates is good, yet, outside Eden it's untamed. Kind of reminds me of my own youth — I needed to be "tamed". Yes, I highly recommend this series. You won't regret it. Plus, I "see" the segue to our Catholic Churches today — God "dwelled" with the ancient Israelites, and His Real Presence dwells with us today.

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W.E.
Awesome study on Temple theology

This is one of the best studies I have purchased and gone through. It is well organized and presented well by Dr. Smith. The handout is great and Dr. Smith refers to it frequently. The audio is always very clear. The issues that exist with studies that are recordings of a class aren't in this study; things like, fading audio, empty spaces that happen when the professor is drawing or looking for a passage in the Bible... It seems as if Dr. Smith is presenting to the listener. I will be getting more of Dr. Smith's studies.

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Marc Guitard

Very well done! Thanks Steve!

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Brenton Ertel
Strong Biblical Theology

A great overview the biblical theme of the 'Temple' throughout Scripture.

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