Sanctuary (Heichal)

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Sanctuary (Heichal) is the inner sacred hall of the ancient Jewish Temple, housing key holy furnishings and serving as the primary site of priestly service before the Holy of Holies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf part of the Temple in Jerusalem
religious building area
sacred space in Judaism
accessRestrictedTo priests
architecturalFeature rectangular hall
associatedWith arrangement of the showbread
daily incense offering
lighting of the Menorah
builtBy King Solomon (First Temple context) NERFINISHED
contains Altar of Incense NERFINISHED
Golden Lampstand (Menorah) NERFINISHED
Table of the Showbread NERFINISHED
holy vessels
describedIn Book of Chronicles NERFINISHED
Book of Exodus NERFINISHED
Book of Kings NERFINISHED
Hebrew Bible NERFINISHED
Mishnah NERFINISHED
Talmud NERFINISHED
destroyedBy Babylonians NERFINISHED
Romans NERFINISHED
destroyedIn 586 BCE
70 CE
faces east
hasEnglishName Sanctuary NERFINISHED
hasEntranceFrom Temple courtyard
hasHebrewName היכל NERFINISHED
hasStatusInHalakha area with special purity laws
holinessLevel less holy than the Holy of Holies
more holy than the Temple courtyard
isCentralTo Temple ritual system
isFollowedBy Holy of Holies NERFINISHED
isLocatedIn Jerusalem NERFINISHED
isLocatedInReligion Judaism NERFINISHED
isLocatedOn Temple Mount NERFINISHED
isPartOf First Temple NERFINISHED
Second Temple NERFINISHED
Temple in Jerusalem NERFINISHED
isPositioned between the Temple courtyard and the Holy of Holies
isPrecededBy Ulam (Temple porch) NERFINISHED
isSeparatedFrom Holy of Holies NERFINISHED
isSeparatedFromBy veil
languageOfTerm Hebrew
liturgicalReferenceIn Jewish prayer
primaryFunction site of daily priestly service
rebuiltDuring Second Temple period NERFINISHED
requiresForEntry ritual purity
symbolizes dwelling place of the Divine presence
usedBy priests (Kohanim)

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Middot describes Sanctuary (Heichal)