Exodus (Program #95) – The First Layer of the Covering (1)
God’s people Israel spent 40 years journeying through the wilderness of Sinai on their way from Egypt to Canaan, the Good Land. In a sense, they camped out for those years in tents that could easily be transported as they move about. The God of their fathers, Abraham, Issac and Jacob joined them on this journey. Joining them to such an extend that He too took a tent for a dwelling. This tent is called the tabernacle. It is mysterious, yet a marvelous type of Christ and the church.
We had 14 programs since we re-joined the life study of Exodus. They all dealt with different articles and the various items that Jehovah ordained to furnish the two inner chambers of the tabernacle. Thus far we looked at the Ark of the Testimony in the Holy of Holies. More recently the Showbread Table or the Table of the Bread of the Presence and the golden lampstand that were both in the Holy Place. Today we want to begin to look at the details of the actual structure, the tabernacle itself, it’s dimension and the materials used in its construction. We really seeing that, when properly open up, these details are utterly marvelous in what they portrait of the riches of Christ.
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Romans (Program #55) – Designation by the Spirit of Holiness