Building the Temple - Binyan Beit haMikdash

King Solomon

Sanctification of materials for the Temple

The Importance of performing a Mitzvah beautifully

Measurements of Length

The Temple was in Joseph's share in Israel: Megillah 16b

Parts of the Beit haMikdash were constructed in Binyamin and Yehudah's shares in Israel: Zevachim 53b-54b

King David and Samuel picking Har haBayit as the site on which to build the Beit haMikdash, based on the text of the book of Yehoshua: Zevachim 54b

Doeg was jealous that King David determined the site on which to build the Beit haMikdash: Zevachim 54b

The Beit haMikdash as a site higher than any other place in Israel, but not quite the highest: Zevachim 54b

The schedule of the workers who constructed the First Beit haMikdash: Ketuvot 62a

The Temple was constructed with Divine Inspiration: Succah 51b

The value of Learning Torah, vs. building the Temple: Megillah 16b

Number of judges necessary in adding to the Temple: Sanhedrin 2a

The building of the Temple is considered a result of the deeds of the Righteous: Ketuvot 5a

The women wove wool while it was still on the sheep: Shabbat 74b

If one wouldn't use a certain quality of work before a human king, how much more so before Hashem!: Shabbat 74b

There was to be no act resembling one of poverty, in a place of wealth: Shabbat 102b

Clay/Mortar was not used on The Temple Mount: Shabbat 115a

Using stones which have been a prostitute's fee: Temurah 30b

Paying the craftsmen with Temple Offerings: Temurah 31b

Paying the craftsmen with property which has been dedicated for Temple upkeep: Temurah 31b [2x]

What happened if someone contracted to provide supplies for the Temple, and then the price of the supplies increased or decreased: Bava Metzia 57b

The pieces of the Tabernacle were buried beneath the Temple: Sotah 9a



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