The New Testament’s Temple scenes, placed as far as the text and the architecture allow — and labelled with how far that is. Some are named exactly; most name only “the temple”.
Select to fly there — or click any part of the model directly.
Sun path is computed for Jerusalem (31.778°N) at Passover, mid‑April.
Orbit: drag to turn, wheel to zoom, right‑drag or two‑finger drag to pan.
The arrows turn too; Ctrl with up and down moves in and out, and with
left and right slides sideways; Shift is faster — except while
this interface is up, where the arrows step the passages.
Walk: W A S D or the arrows to move, drag to look, Shift to
stride, wheel to zoom. You stand on the ground wherever you go, so the steps
are steps and the edges are edges.
H hides the interface, and brings it back.
V prints the view you are looking at as a ?cam= query
string — useful for saying exactly where something is wrong.
Jerusalem, as a pilgrim would have seen it about AD 30
Reconstructed from Mishnah Middot, Josephus, and the Temple Mount excavations