The Tabernacle

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[email protected] purpose of the Tabernacle of Moses was to provide a place where the people could properly worship God. The message of the Tabernacle given to Moses by God Himself, is one of the most powerful messages in all of the Bible because it is the perfect portrait of Jesus Christ in the Old Testament, and it is applicable for us today because as the Tabernacle held the Holy of Holies, our body, our temple is the Holy of Holies indwelt by the living God. The Tabernacle is the colossal and physical revelation of Jesus Christ. Jesus is our Prophet, who came with a brazen message, "Behold the Lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the world!" In the Holy Place, Jesus Christ is our High Priest who intercedes for us before the Father. In the Holy of Holies, He is Christ the King, the King of kings. He tabernacled among us, and now He dwells within us. The Tabernacle makes up the threefold man: the outer court (body), the Holy Place (soul), and the Holy of Holies (spirit). Every word in the Word of God is important, and every chapter has a major contribution to the Word of God. God did not just give chapters because He needed a filler, but it's a revelation of who He is. He gives one chapter to the Creation story, less than a chapter to the Ten Commandments, and uses around fifty chapters in the Bible to infill us with a revelation of information about the Tabernacle, the personality, and the Man of Jesus Christ. God says that the Tabernacle is the physical portrait of My Son and the pictorial picture of redemption. We are a walking Tabernacle! Jesus died at the age of thirty-three; our spine has thirty-three vertebrae, and the number isn't random: it's by divine design. The spine holds us up, just as Jesus was held up and carried the world for thirty-three years. We have twelve ribs on each side, like the twelve apostles and the twelve tribes of Israel. God literally built His covenant into our frame. The vagus nerve runs from the brain to the heart to the digestive system, and it calms our internal storms just as Jesus calmed the storm, and the sea became like glass. On the third day, Jesus arose, and science says that a three-day fast sparks cellular regeneration; the body literally renews itself and eats away the dead and broken cells. Our heart's rhythm, our tears chemistry, and our bones memory all reflect God's glory and divine design. To become a Christian in the Christian race, you must go through the door-Jesus Christ-and kneel at the foot of the cross, the brazen altar, and the Lamb's blood will drip down to the base of your soul. You must go to the laver, the Word of God, and be cleansed and sanctified daily. Take a bath in the laver if you have to. Then go into the Tabernacle and eat the Bread of Life and look through the room because the revelation of truth, the Light of the world, the Menorah, is the eternal flame that now burns in your bones. Go to the altar of incense and stand tall as you kneel and pray to God, from your soul, not a mantra. Through the cross, the veil has been ripped from top to bottom; go in and soak in the presence of God in the Holy of Holies. The blueprint of the Tabernacle is not for looking pretty, prestigious, and precious, but it's a divine blueprint for entering into the presence of God. In the day of trouble, He will hide you in the pavilion of the Tabernacle. Listen carefully: the farther you walk in the entire compound of the Tabernacle, the more your faith will grow, and the more revelation with God you will have through the Word of God and your Christian life. He tabernacled among US, the fence of seperation, the courtyard, the brazen altar, the brazen laver, the holy place, the showbread, the menorah, the altar of incense, the holy of holies, minutes in heaven