Noah’s Temple is a temple whose workmen made “all manner of fine work within the walls of the temple,” of “fine wood, and of copper, and of brass” (Mosiah 11:10). Its high priests’ seats were above all other seats and were ornamented “with pure gold” (Mosiah 11:11).
A breastwork was built before the high priests’ seats so they could rest their bodies and arms while they spoke “lying and vain words to his people” (Mosiah 11:11). A very high tower stood near the temple, from whose top he could overlook Shilom, Shemlon, and “all the land round about” (Mosiah 11:12).