Panel "The exile of Heliodor from the temple" (Model 928) STL

The panel embodies an Old Testament narrative from the Second Book of Maccabees (3rd century BC), depicting the Syrian official Heliodor, who attempted to plunder the Jerusalem Temple by order of the king. According to tradition, at the moment of sacrilege, a formidable horseman accompanied by two youths of heavenly beauty appeared before the intruder, casting the sacrilegist to the ground and punishing him with whips. In the Christian tradition, this dramatic episode symbolizes the inevitability of divine retribution for encroaching upon holy sites. Such iconography inspires prayers for the protection of church property, the strengthening of faith, and deliverance from unjust persecution.

The presented 3D model is designed for high-precision relief milling on CNC machines. The digital file in STL format is optimized for processing in specialized software environments and subsequent manufacturing in wood or other materials.