As part of that Law, Yahweh gave instructions to build a sacred tent in which He would meet with his people. (Exodus 25:8), "And let them make Me a sanctuary, that I may dwell among them…"

It was to be a portable Temple that could be dismantled when the Israelites left their campsite and set up again when they reached their next one.

No more than the mobile Shrine, the Temple of Jerusalem is of human conception. The first Temple was the one dreamt by David, but built by his son Salomon around 970 BC. Elohim alone decided on proportions and measurements of the building and its furniture. Elohim point them out to king David, who transmits them to his son Salomon "chosen (by Elohim) to build a Home as a shrine" (I Chronicles XXVIII - 10). "All that, said David to Salomon, it is in a writings of the hand of Yahweh, which made me know all the details of the plan." (I Chronicles XXVIII - 19). It will be entirely destroyed by Nabuchodonosor in 586 B.C. and rebuilt by Herod in 19 BC. The Romans will destroy it in 70 AD.

Since that time, the Jews are waiting for the Third Temple to be built by the Messiah.

According to the Rambam, the Jewish people must build the Third Temple any way they can at any time they can accomplish the task. In the Laws of Kings, (chapter eleven, law number four), the Rambam states that the Messiah, an earthly, Jewish king, will build the Third Temple. And, in fact, he states that the only conclusive proof of the identity of the Messiah is that he will be the one to build the Temple.

So we clearly see a pattern here that from the beginning Temples were built as a meeting place between Yahweh and his people and Elohim gave the plan to build them.

The same pattern occurred with Rael, Elohim gave him the plan to build the Third Temple (Embassy) where once again Elohim will meet with humanity.

Will you help us build it?