Golden Lampstand (Menorah)
Golden Lampstand ( Menorah ) (Interactive 3D Model • Exodus 25:31–40 ): Seven-branched lampstand hammered from a single talent of pure gold with almond-blossom cups, capitals, and flowers, placed on the south side of the Holy Place to give continual light. It is closely linked with Magdala Synagogue Stone with Menorah (IMAGE • archaeology): Carved limestone block from the Magdala synagogue depicting the earliest known seven-branched Temple Menorah in Galilee .
Biblical Geography & Sacred Architecture
3D Sanctuary Reconstructions: Golden Lampstand ( Menorah ) — Seven-branched lampstand hammered from a single talent of pure gold with almond-blossom cups, capitals, and flowers, placed on the south side of the Holy Place to give continual light. Magdala Synagogue Stone — Carved limestone block discovered at the center of the first-century Magdala synagogue depicting the Temple Menorah, oil jars, rosette, and the chariot of God.