The article is dedicated to analysis the Sacred Space Imagery and its literary embodiment in the Dead Sea Scrolls which are the main goal of this work. An idea of translation of the sacred space and recreation of Temple and New Jerusalem as fundamental religion images of the Jewish was pivotal for most hierotopical projects in the Judaism in the end of Second Temple Period. It discloses the problem of adaptation of traditional religious values of Judaism to the in historical changes which are being solved by the hierotopical approach and by the method of total interpretation.