About the Mikdash Educational Center
The Mikdash Educational Center’s mission is raising the consciousness of the Holy Temple’s integral part of in Jewish religion, history and culture.
After being destroyed almost 2000 years ago the significance of the Temple and the knowledge of the service have gradually been diminished.
The Mikdash Educational Center is committed to educate and rekindle the spiritual and national connection between Jewish people and the Temple and to disseminate experiential Temple education, in Israel and throughout the world.
At our new premises in Jerusalem, we have established a Beit Midrash Mikdash, a Holy Temple Study Center to complement the traditional programs that are implemented in schools, synagogues, and community centers in Israel and throughout the world.
On-Going Projects
The Menorah Project
Since the destruction of the Temple, no “one-piece” Menorah has been built. We are now able to produce a solid gold Menorah, so that we will be able to “light” the Temple again.
Work Plan:
a. A silver cast model
b. Purchase the Solid Gold
c. Modeling The Menorah in a fire furnace
Total budget: $4,000,000
Architectural Plans- Third Temple
Rabbi Menachem Makover, head of the Mikdash Center, studied the prophecy of Ezekiel for over 12 years.On the basis of his research, and a practical plan for building the The Third Temple can be started.
Work Plan:
a) Planning the main Temple structure and the Sanctuary: the Holy and the Holy of Holies.
b) Planning the Women’s Court and the Temple Mount.
The design will include precise specifications of the required materials, quantities,
and charts for the contractor.
Total budget: $700,000
The First Parochet
Work Plan:
Work Plan Weaving of the first parochet, the one that distinguishes the Holy from the Holy of Holies, which is 6 by 7 cubits (3 by 3.5 meters)