MTV Presents: God's Crib
- They continue with the Temple descriptions (and get another Red Bull because this isn't even close to ending).
- The bronze guy shows Ezekiel the Temple nave, more pilasters (which are like fake pillars built into a wall, for the record), the inner room, and its sidewalls. This inner room is the most holy place, says the bronze guy.
- Then it's on to the walls of the Temple, the sidechambers, offsets and supports and foundations of the sidechambers, a passageway, and a stairway around the Temple. Bronze dude gives out measurements galore, and notes that the Temple gets wider as it goes up each story.
- There's a raised platform all around the Temple.
- The building facing the Temple yard and its wall is measured out as well.
God's Crib Continued
- From there, it's on to the measurements of the depth of the Temple, its yard, the east Temple front, and galleries.
- Oh, and let's not forget that the nave, the inner room, and the outer vestibule are paneled and have windows with recessed frames.
- The Temple itself is paneled with wood and it uses a pattern with a palm tree between two cherubs. Each cherub has two faces, one of a human and one of a young lion. This is carved on the whole Temple, from the wall to the floor to above the door.
- Next, he describes the doorposts of the nave, the wood altar in front of the holy place, and the double door for the nave and the holy place, applying the same cherub-and-palm tree design on them.
- Then he describes the canopy of wood in front of the vestibule outside, and the recessed windows and palm trees on the sidewalls of the vestibule.