the Temple interior:

the main room inside the Temple of God in Jerusalem, called the sanctuary.

In some versions it is called the holy place. It was illuminated by a lampstand that held seven lamps, and it included a table on which bread was laid to give thanks to God for his provision. (See Torah, Leviticus 24:1-9.) The main feature was the altar of incense. While people gathered in the Temple courts to pray, a priest would take coals from the altar of burnt offerings, bring them into the Temple, and put them on the altar of incense. He would then burn incense on these coals to symbolize the many prayers rising to God.