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TRABAJO DE ALBAÑILERIA PRESENTADO EN LA

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SALUD FUERZA Y UNION

Trabajo de Albañilería presentado por: Roberto Rodríguez Pérez

El Templo de Salomón

El rey David quiso construir un gran templo para su Dios y un lugar para el eterno descanso del arca de la alianza… sin embargo, aparentemente Dios se lo prohibió ya que David “fue un hombre de batallas y que derramó sangre”

Un proyecto de construcción de un templo espiritual sobre otro material

Sin embargo las prácticas ritualistas y dogmáticas causaron la admiración del mundo entero al conocerse la verdadera interpretación Moral de sus Enseñanzas SIMBÓLICAS.

Hoy en día el templo no puede ser reconstruido ya que sobre el se encuentran dos mezquitas musulmanas que fueron construidas cuando los musulmanes controlaban palestina, de intentar reconstruir el templo, dichas mezquitas de ser movidas provocarían una guerra santa o Jihad; lo cual pospone de manera indefinida la reconstrucción del templo.

Durante la investigación he encontrado referencia hacia el cuerpo humano… aunque no comprobado no deja de ser coherente con la concepción del templo y de uno mismo (materia + espíritu), a continuación se describe las semejanzas

11. JACHIN, BOAZ – These large bronze pillars by the Porch were named Jachin and Boaz (II Chr.3:17) and are the Temple Man’s legs, Viewed standing, they portray two plants or trees and also the two kings, David and Solomon.

12. SEA OF BRONZE, TWELVE BULLS – This huge laver held 2000 or 3000 baths of water and was for the priests to wash their hands and feet (II Chr. 4:2). The laver depicts the basin of the Red Sea. Water too may depict God’s spirit and knowledge but also conception, and union (devekut) with him. The twelve bulls (v.4) are the twelve tribes of Israel.

13. THE SACRIFICIAL ALTAR – This (II Chr. 4:1) is the Temple Man’s feet, and also a king’s square footstool. The Altar signifies election/separation, war and conquest (victory), atonement for sin, and national Israel’s marriage to the Lord.

The High Priest as Temple Man

At left is the Temple Floor Plan from the previous page now trans- formed into a figure of the Levite High Priest. Within the figure are 13 red numbers which are briefly explained below. All are in seq-uence except for nine (9).

1. TREASURE ROOMS, PRIESTS’ CELLS, west side – Gold and silver bullion was kept in the Temple (I Kgs. 7:51 ) possibly in its western cells. These form the High Priest’s turban (Heb., misnepet). The common priest’s cap was more globular, like an inverted cup.

9. PRIESTS’ CELLS, south and north sides – These form the arms. Only one entrance is named (I Kgs. 6:8) but Ezk. 41:11 includes a second.The entrances correspond to the onyx stones the High Priest wore on his left and right shoulders. Each was engraved with the names of six Israelite tribes, twelve names total, Ex. 28:9 -12.

2. TWO LARGE STARS – These are two10-cubit tall cherubs of goldplated olive wood (I Kgs. 6:23), they form Temple Man’s eyes.

3. THE ARK of the Covenant – This was a goldplated chest with a solid gold lid topped by two small cherubs (small stars).The chest is his nose. Its poles were attached to its long sides rather than its short ones. They were drawn forward, I Kgs. 8:8, after the Ark was installed in the Holy of Holies and depict extended nostrils.

4. STAIRWAY – A short staircase led from the Holy Place to a slightly elevated Holy of Holies.The stairway is his neck/throat.

5. INCENSE ALTAR – This small goldplated altar (I Kgs. 6:22) is the heart. Its sweet-smelling smoke depicts prayer and the spiritual life.

6. TABLES OF THE SHOWBREAD – On these goldplated tables (I Kgs. 7:48) were bread and wine, symbolizing flesh and blood, i.e., the humanity of national Israel, the High Priest, and the Messiah.

7. THE LAMPS – These (II Chr. 4:7) provided light while portraying a Tree of Life. Their seven flames each stand for the seven days of Creation Week and also the seventy nations of the world. Light may symbolize divine knowledge and the spirit of God.

8. THE PORCH – This antechamber, the ulam, (I Kgs. 6:3, II Chr. 3:4) corresponds to the human pelvis (hips) and depicts procreation, or more specifically, birthing (parturition), because this is the area of the genital organs.

10, TEN LAVERS – Five bronze lavers were on the north and five on the south near the Porch. These signify the ten fingers of the hands. They were for washing off any residue of blood in the sacrificial meats (I Kgs. 7:38; II Chr. 4:6). They were mounted on wheeled carts and each laver held 40 baths of water.

Es importante resaltar que esta obra no esta hecha a través de la fuerza del cincel ni por golpes rudos de cualquier herramienta física… el templo representa mas… es una obra grandiosa cimentada en moral, razón y virtudes

Nuestro templo también nos recuerda al templo de Salomón

Y nuestros tres toques representan las tres puertas que eran necesarias abrir antes de llegar a la cámara la ciencia y como se trataba de recintos consagrados a la VIRTUD, a la MORAL y a la VERDAD; a los que forzosamente se tenía que penetrar a costa de Grandes sacrificios Físicos e Intelectuales, era un motivo más que poderoso, para calcular que solamente quienes llevaban la convicción, de que en el interior, encontrarían la Verdadera FUENTE de la sabiduría, tenían derecho a conocer los SECRETOS que encerraban lo cual me recuerda a mi iniciación y los consiguientes trabajos me mi querido HH:. SEG:. VIG:. A tenido a bien pedirme elaborar.

El Templo de Salomón contenía TRES departamentos, en que se rendía Culto a TRES Imágenes; de la Tierra, la de los MARES y la de los CIELOS; también había que penetrar a TRES Cámaras de preparación, antes de recibir la LUZ: a la de la VERDAD, a la de las CIENCIAS y a la de las ARTES; dentro de los antiguos Templos Iniciáticos, se tenía que pasar a través de TRES aposentos: el NEGRO, el AZUL y el ROJO, para el fin de conocer TRES cualidades: el VALOR, la BONDAD y la ENERGÍA del Candidato.

Conclusión
El Templo de Salomón nos recuerda a nosotros mismos… la construcción no nada mas física sino lo importante que es nuestro crecimiento “espiritual”… los templos físicos podrán desaparecer pero lo que se guarda en ellos… lo que se gesta… lo que se atesora intangiblemente realmente es lo que nos empuja, como las pirámides… a nuestra superación… el eterno pulimento de nuestra piedra bruta… tanto física como espiritualmente.

Sitios y libros

• King Solomon´s temple Secrets http://home.earthlink.net/~tonybadillo/

• EL LIBRO DEL APRENDIZ MASON LOS 33 TEMAS DEL APRENDIZ MASON Y ESTATUTOS DE LA ORDEN CANDOR BELLEZA FUERZA AUTORES: ADOLFO TERRONES BENITEZ. Gdo. 32 ALFONSO LEON GARCIA GONZALEZ. Gdo. 33 Editorial Erbasa, Col. Asturias, C.P. 06850, México D.F.

• The Jewish Virtual Library http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Judaism/The_Temple.html

• Templo virtual de Salomón. http://www3.telus.net/public/kstam/en/default.htm
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