Each lesson in the workbook corresponds to concepts from the books, expanding on key ideas with additional insights, scriptures, and thought-provoking questions. You won’t just read – you’ll engage. For example, you might find activities like charting the parallels between Eden and the Tabernacle, reflecting on how your own church practices echo ancient temple principles, or answering questions that connect Temple symbolism to practical Christian living. Dr. Dye created this workbook to help solidify the material, making it easier to absorb and apply. It’s like having Dr. Dye as a personal tutor alongside you, highlighting important points and asking the questions she would ask if she were teaching a class in person.

The tone of the workbook is accessible and conversational, just like Dr. Dye’s books. It’s meant for laypeople – you don’t need to be a scholar to benefit. In fact, many who have gone through the workbook say it helped them “connect the dots” and truly see how “sacred architecture mirrors divine purpose and human destiny,” as the series emphasizes. By the end of the 12 lessons, you’ll have a much clearer picture of the Bible’s temple-shaped storyline, and you’ll likely experience the joy of personal discoveries along the way.