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And there was a round stair-case which went up in a spiral to this upper loft of the temple building, which projected outwards for that very reason; there was thus an easy passage from the lower to the middle, and from the middle to the upper storey.✻ (Ezekiel 41, 7)
The doors of the inner rooms let out, to north and south, on a praying-walk,✻ five cubits in width, which ran round the temple. (Ezekiel 41, 11)
ran all the way round to meet the inner sanctuary, keeping the same height within and without it. (Ezekiel 41, 17)
Outer temple, inner sanctuary, had two doors each; (Ezekiel 41, 23)
with the same pattern of cherubs and palm-trees that the walls had. To match this, the outer porch was faced with thick beams✻ (Ezekiel 41, 25)
Then he took me into the outer court again, the northern part of it, and would have me enter the parlours that lay there, close to the pavilion and to the northern side of the temple.✻ (Ezekiel 42, 1)
between the twenty-cubit close of the inner court, and the paving of the outer, they rose, gallery upon gallery, three storeys in all. (Ezekiel 42, 3)
Here, the top rooms were narrower, since they must make room for porticos at the side, built out over the two lower storeys; (Ezekiel 42, 5)
these three-storeyed parlours had no columns in front of them, like the parlours in the outer court,✻ but made up for it by porticos that rose from the roof of the first two floors, filling in the width of the fifty cubits. (Ezekiel 42, 6)
Inner parlours faced outer only with fifty cubits of their wall’s length; (Ezekiel 42, 7)
in the outer court, the parlours were but fifty cubits long, whereas those beside the temple were a hundred. (Ezekiel 42, 8)
These inner parlours were entered from below at their eastern end, from the outer court. … in the thickness of the court’s eastern wall (Ezekiel 42, 9)
