Alber's Restoration of the Temple of King Solomon

Author

John G. Alber

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Date of Creation

1930

Material Type

Artifact

Library of Congress Subject Headings

Restoration movement (Christianity), Restoration movement (Christianity)--Charts, diagrams, etc., Teaching.

Global History Chapter

10. The Emergence of Christian Churches/Churches of Christ

Contributor

Helsabeck Archives of the Stone-Campbell Movement, Submitted by: John Mark Wade

Creative Commons License

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License.

Source

John G. Alber's scale model of Solomon's Temple

Description

John G. Alber created the temple model in the 1930's to use as a teaching tool in the church and other organizations. His emphasis was to demonstrate the typological significance of Solomon's Temple for the church. Alber wrote a 68 page booklet that went through 5 editions. The final edition of the booklet was entitled: The Golden Temple of King Solomon and the Christian Institution. The model was donated to the Helsabeck Archives of the Stone-Campbell Movement by Dr. Raymond L. Alber, John's son. Ray Alber was the Provost starting in 1967 and later the first Director of Development for Emmanuel School of Religion.

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