Beit Hamikdash

HOW WILL THE 3RD BEIS HAMIKDASH BE BUILT, HEARD THAT IT WILL COME DOWN READY BUILT , IS IT TRUE?

Thank you for explaining the ephod. If I may also ask, what is the Thummim and the Urim? And how did it give an answer?

Did people pray at home as well as visit the Temple during the Temple period? Were there set prayers or liturgy?

GOOD MORNING We speak of Mitassek when the person is not aware that he is performing a Mitzvah." However, it is reported in the tractate zevahim (47a) that if a person makes the shechita of a korban chatat thinking that it was a chulin animal, then it is invalid. The gemara reports 2 verses to prove this law. But if really we only talk about Mitassek when the person is not aware that he is performing a mitzvah so why did the gemara need to ask for verses? If he thinks this animal is houlin then he is surely unaware that he is fulfilling the mitzvah of slaughtering a korban. The gemara implies that without the verses it would not be considered mitasssek, why? THANK YOU

Please tell me where the rabbis believe the Ark of The Covenant is today. WHERE IS THE ARK OF THE COVENANT TODAY?

I guest the title says is all but I am interested in the process of killing and preparing the animal lets say cow or lamb for sacrifice on the altar and the process of shechting the animal for Korban and the checking after shechita for Moom like current Shochtim do compare to the Shechita process if it is at all appropriate to call it that for Korban. For example is the animal let live up to the Altar? In current Shechita we do not know if the animal if Kosher till after the Bedika of the organs after Shechita. Also if we find a nick on the knife after that shechita is that also a problem? If the Animal in the Beis Hamikdash was led up the ramp live and Shechted on the top then where its organ checked afterward or not?

In Birkat Kohanim, the first line has 3 words, the second line 5 words, and the last line 7 words. The steps the kohanim descended from the altar in the Temple were the same numbers. We know that those numbers add up to 15, the numerical equivalent of a Hebrew Divine name, Yod Hey. Centuries later, those numbers were repeated in the Tower of London of all places. What is the origin of these numbers?

Where did the Jewish people obtain flour and wine (and oil and spices) for the avodah in the Mishkan?   Thank you!

I’ve seen a source that indicates one of the reasons for the churban was the cessation of “inner circles” or “secret societies” in Jerusalem. Can you help me find the exact source. Toda Rabba

Third temple??