In this last part of the series on the tablernacle, we will analyze the physical description and the symbolic meaning of the court, the altar of burnt offering, its four horns, and the bronze laver–and we will review the physical and spiritual fulfillment and lessons for us today.
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Sermons
The Tabernacle in the Wilderness, Part 2
What symbolic meaning do the furnishings in the Sanctuary have for us today–especially the table of showbread; the golden lampstand; the altar of incense; and the inner veil which separated the Sanctuary from the Most Holy Place? Why is it important to understand and apply the lessons associated with these furnishings?
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Inspiration and Action
The Tabernacle in the Wilderness
What can we learn today from the ancient tabernacle, which God asked Moses to build for the nation of Israel? Why was it so important to build the tabernacle and its furnishings exactly according to a pattern shown by God to Moses? Was there more to it than meets the physical eye?
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The Old Testament
Translations of the Old Testament from the Hebrew language greatly influenced the early Church of God. The Greek translation called the Septuagint is a major example. Additionally, the Hebrew has been carefully preserved throughout generations, and manuscripts are still available to serve as a basis for modern translations. The Old Testament also provides impressive documentation and evidence that serve to prove that God inspired what was written and what has been preserved. The implications for each one of us regarding the Authority of the Old and New Testament are absolutely crucial!
What the Sacrifices May Teach You – Part 2
In this sermon, we will discuss the peace offering, the sin offering and the trespass offering. They shows us, symbolically, the last three steps toward our reconciliation with God. Their rich symbolic meaning for us today must not be neglected.
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The New Testament
Questions about the authenticity and authority of the Bible have transcended generations, and the New Testament has fallen victim to these doubts just as has the Old Testament. History, documentation from the Bible and living a Christian life are all confirmations that the New Testament is indeed a part of the inspired Word of God!
The Unchanging Word of God
Is the Word of God still relevant today? Have the commandments been done away with? These questions, and more, are addressed within.
What the Sacrifices May Teach You
The “Old Testament” sacrifices have deep symbolic meaning for us today. This sermon will discuss the first two of the five types of offerings–the burnt and grain offerings–and we will show their relevance for “New Testament” Christians.