A Temple Filled With Unsearchable Riches

This series examines Ezekiel’s temple vision and related “temple” themes to argue that the heart of the subject is not architectural speculation, but the unsearchable riches of Christ and God’s purpose to build a holy dwelling among his people. It challenges the assumption of a future millennial temple with restored animal sacrifices, treats many temple details as “uncertain” and not fellowship-defining, and redirects attention to what is spiritually essential: God’s house as a community shaped by worship, holiness, and reconciliation. The series concludes with two letters to the editor that expand the discussion.