Product Details

• Title: King Solomon’s Temple: A Study of Its Symbolism

• Author: E. Raymond Capt, M.A., A.I.A.

• Cover Design & Illustrations: J. A. Dryburgh

• Publisher: Artisan Sales (Thousand Oaks, CA)

• Printing Date: 1975

• Format: Vintage softcover / staple-bound booklet

Full Description

Written by archaeologist E. Raymond Capt, King Solomon’s Temple: A Study of Its Symbolism offers a detailed deep-dive into the construction, architectural design, and spiritual meaning of Solomon’s Temple.

Published in 1975 by Artisan Sales, this study booklet examines the temple through the lens of scripture, ancient masonry, and archaeological discovery. It highlights contemporary architectural research—including linear illustrations based on the famous Howland-Garber reconstruction model—to bring the biblical text into vivid visual focus for students of historical scripture and sacred architecture.

Key Features & Highlights:

• Author Credentials: E. Raymond Capt was a member of the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA). He was a researcher, writer, and lecturer in biblical archaeology who held a Master of Arts degree in Christian History and Biblical Archaeology from Covenant College and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland.

• Original Artwork: Includes cover design and internal architectural illustrations by J. A. Dryburgh.

• Back Cover Epigraph: Features a prominent Hebrew inscription of 2 Samuel 7:13 (“He shall build a house for My name, and I will establish the throne of his kingdom forever”), framed by classic temple pillars.

• Historical Reference: An excellent piece for collectors, independent researchers, and students of biblical archaeology and temple symbolism.

Published in 1975 by Artisan Sales, this study booklet examines the temple through the lens of scripture, ancient masonry, and archaeological discovery. It highlights contemporary architectural research—including linear illustrations based on the famous Howland-Garber reconstruction model—to bring the biblical text into vivid visual focus.

Key Features & Highlights:

• Author Credentials: Written by E. Raymond Capt of the Archaeological Institute of America.

• Original Artwork: Includes cover design and internal architectural illustrations by J. A. Dryburgh.

• Back Cover Epigraph: Features a prominent Hebrew inscription of 2 Samuel 7:13 (“He shall build a house for My name, and I will establish the throne of his kingdom forever”), framed by classic temple pillars.

• Historical Reference: An excellent piece for collectors, independent researchers, and students of biblical archaeology and temple symbolism.