Approx. 30 minutes but well worth it! The computer renderings are excellent!If you want to see what it was like back then buy this along with "The Tabernacle", and "Jesus:The Complete Story ISBN:0-7907-9985-5 this one is truly the best one and is approx 150 minutes".

The graphics on this production are quite good. I was disappointed with the commentary in the video. Rather than a part by-part review of the Temple, the video is a fictional dialogue between an aged Solomon and his son Rehoboam. The articles of the Temple (altar, sea, movable basins, lampstands, etc.) are all shown, but very little is said about the articles at all. In fact, there is usually no correlation between what is being shown and the words Solomon speaks to Rehoboam. The video is worth seeing, but I will have to mute the sound and supplement the video with my own information when I present it to the church.

Unfortunately this video did not meet expectations. It doesn't provide the described "understanding of the Temple in Jewish life and history is essential not only to understanding the Bible but also history and current events in Jerusalem today".It also doesn't "detail its design, construction, meaning for Israel, and what went on there and why" with any depth. It begins with a poorly done animation of Solomon sharing the story of the temple project with his son Reheboam. Best suited for young children.

The video is very poor even to the point of not being visible. The audio, to me, was not educational. Had the video been of a much better quality, the audio might could be overlooked. One could use another source of reference. A waste of time and money.

Honestly, the graphics were lacking and the story is childlike. I would not recommend this for an adult study.