THE
CROWNING SHEKINAH GLORY
When
God materializes on earth this is called the "Glory of the Lord"
or "Shekinah Glory". This appearance is a very rare event.
The God of Heaven and Earth or the Shekinah materializes in such a way
so that the human eye can see only his outer covering of a cloudy whirlwind.
Ezekiel describes the whirlwind as the Shekinah of God. On a rare occasion
about once every 2,000-3,000 years God descends out of space to earth
from the North in a whirlwind.

A
dictionary description of Shekinah is: "A cloud of glory that accompanied
the Temple and tent of the Jewish Divine Presence."
When
the Shekinah Glory descends, He descends with fire and lightening. God
is wrapped around with a thunderous and fiery tornado. Ezekiel in his
vision was able to peek inside the cloudy tornado. He saw God along
with his wheels, bowl of fire, gigantic sheet of ice (firmament), lightening,
rainbow, clouds, throne and mythical type creatures called cherubim's.
The 4-winged cherubim's with 4-faces were described as to have been
made of shiny molten metal.
The three most famous rare appearances of GOD on earth which predate
the Roman Empire are:
1. On Mount Sinai when Moses was given the 10 commandments.
2. Dedication ceremonies of the Tent of God as built by Moses
3. Dedication ceremonies of Solomon's Temple.
The last grand appearance of God and his cloudy Shekinah was on Solomon's
Temple. A few other brief historical sightings might have occurred but
they were not recorded in the Bible.
C
1998, 1991 U.S. & foreign patents pending by Michael S. Young
FIRST
TEMPLE HEIGHT & FOUNDATION
The
First Temple stood over 20 stories tall (120 cubits). Josephus, the
Jewish historian with Roman citizenship, states that both the Main Temple
and Porch were 120 cubits tall. Why was the main tower 120 cubits tall?
Possibly because the First Temple might have been built vertically.
"And
the porch that was in the front of the house, the length of it was according
to the breadth of the house, twenty cubits, and the height was a hundred
and twenty: and he overlaid it within with pure gold."
DIVRE HAYYAMIM 3:4 The Jerusalem Bible, Koren Publishers (JB)
"And
the porch that was in the front of the house, the length of it was according
to the breadth of the house, 20 cubits, and the height was an 120: and
he overlaid it within with pure gold.
2 CHRONICLES 3:4 Bible, King James Version (KJV)
"So that the entire altitude of the temple was hundred and twenty
cubits. Its front was to the east. As to the porch, they built it before
the temple; its length was twenty cubits, and it was so ordered that
it might agree with the breadth of the house; and it had twelve cubits
in latitude, and its height was raised as high as a hundred and twenty
cubits."
Josephus, Antiquities of the Jews, B-VIII, C-3, V-2
The
porch is high and the main temple of the house is very high also. II
Chron. 7:21. On this porch stood the two free standing round pillars.
The pillar on the south was called Jachin and the north pillar was called
Boaz. Attached upon these two pillars were ornamental pomegranates.