The tabernacle.

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1) God told Moses, to build a tabernacle, that would be His dwelling place. The exact specifications He would show them...

2) Every item in the tabernacle, every element, every measurement, every detail, every piece of equipment was designed by God to speak internal and spiritual truths...

3) Everything God told Moses, about how to build the tabernacle for His dwelling place, laid down the principles of what ought to occur in our life of progress. As the habitation of God, through His spirit...
 
Watchman22 said:
1) God told Moses, to build a tabernacle, that would be His dwelling place. The exact specifications He would show them...

2) Every item in the tabernacle, every element, every measurement, every detail, every piece of equipment was designed by God to speak internal and spiritual truths...

3) Everything God told Moses, about how to build the tabernacle for His dwelling place, laid down the principles of what ought to occur in our life of progress. As the habitation of God, through His spirit...
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1) Looking at the tabernacle, the first thing you would see is a snow white lined fence, seven and a half feet high. This fence completely encircled the tabernacle area. This fence was to separate Gods presence, from the sinful nature of man....

2) At the bottom of the fence, protruding out, were oblong blocks of brass. And from the top of the fence to the ground were chains of brass. Brass in the OT meant "Judgement". As long as you were outside the fence, judgment was your lot....
 
Watchman22 said:
1) Looking at the tabernacle, the first thing you would see is a snow white lined fence, seven and a half feet high. This fence completely encircled the tabernacle area. This fence was to separate Gods presence, from the sinful nature of man....

2) At the bottom of the fence, protruding out, were oblong blocks of brass. And from the top of the fence to the ground were chains of brass. Brass in the OT meant "Judgement". As long as you were outside the fence, judgment was your lot....
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1) Crowning each of the tips of the posts, hidden behind the fence, were silver. And a silver chain running from post top to post top, all the way around the fence....

2) The silver chains, lead to one door. Silver is the symbol of "redemption."...
 
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1) Crowning each of the tips of the posts, hidden behind the fence, were silver. And a silver chain running from post top to post top, all the way around the fence....

2) The silver chains, lead to one door. Silver is the symbol of "redemption."...
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1) The "one door", had colors of white , blue, purple, and scarlet. The four colors are spoken of in the four gospels. 1) Luke wrote of the perfect man which is in white. 2) Mark wrote of the gospel of the suffering servant. This is the scarlet color which came from crushing a work that exudes as scarlet color. 3) John wrote blue is the symbol of His eternal nature. 4) Matthew wrote of Jesus the King, which is the kingly robe of purple.
 
Watchman22 said:
1) The "one door", had colors of white , blue, purple, and scarlet. The four colors are spoken of in the four gospels. 1) Luke wrote of the perfect man which is in white. 2) Mark wrote of the gospel of the suffering servant. This is the scarlet color which came from crushing a work that exudes as scarlet color. 3) John wrote blue is the symbol of His eternal nature. 4) Matthew wrote of Jesus the King, which is the kingly robe of purple.
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Are you being serious?

Where in the bible does it say any of this?

Why would you add this narrative? how does this help anyone? The only think this narrative does for you is make you responsible to God for this extra biblical content.
 
Watchman22 said:
1) The "one door", had colors of white , blue, purple, and scarlet. The four colors are spoken of in the four gospels. 1) Luke wrote of the perfect man which is in white. 2) Mark wrote of the gospel of the suffering servant. This is the scarlet color which came from crushing a work that exudes as scarlet color. 3) John wrote blue is the symbol of His eternal nature. 4) Matthew wrote of Jesus the King, which is the kingly robe of purple.
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1) When you walk through the door, you have in front of you, "the altar of burnt offering. "

2) You can't come into Gods presence, without the penalty of your sins being paid.

3) "Redemption ", is through a substitute sacrifice.
 
Watchman22 said:
1) When you walk through the door, you have in front of you, "the altar of burnt offering. "

2) You can't come into Gods presence, without the penalty of your sins being paid.

3) "Redemption ", is through a substitute sacrifice.
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1) In the OT, the sacrifice at the altar was an animal. In the NT, Christ is the sacrifice.
Entrance into Gods presence is only made possible by the substitute sacrifice Jesus made for us all.
 
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