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The Tabernacle: The High Priest
The Tabernacle: The High Priest's Garments symbolize Jesus, His Righteousness and all His attribu...
The Tabernacle: The High Priest's Garments symbolize Jesus, His Righteousness and all His attributes. All elements of the High Priest's attire symbolize an aspect of our relationship with Him and the grace He extends to us. Hebrews 8, 9, 10; Exodus 28, 29; Genesis 49. LF-0069 © Copyright 1977
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The Tabernacle: The High Priest and the Two Goats
The services performed by the priests in the Holy Place typify New Testament relationships betwee...
The services performed by the priests in the Holy Place typify New Testament relationships between God and His people and is the ministry that we Christians can perform. Services performed by the Old Testament high priest in the Holy of Holies typify the ministry that only Christ Jesus can perform as our New Testament High Priest. Hebrews 9; Psalm 134; Leviticus 16. LF-0075 © Copyright 1977
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The Tabernacle: The High Priest's Breastplate
The Tabernacle: The High Priest's Breastplate. All of the Old Testament high priestly garments p...
The Tabernacle: The High Priest's Breastplate. All of the Old Testament high priestly garments pointed to Christ as our High Priest, except one: the breastplate. The breastplate contained the twelve names of the tribes of Israel; a precious stone for each of the twelve tribes of Israel was seeded in gold casing. The gold casing and the gold chain that attached the breastplate to the ephod symbolized Christ’s Divine nature; Christ wears us as His breastplate upon His heart. Hebrews 9; Numb...
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The Tabernacle: The Holy Place Services
The Levitical priests went in and out of the Tabernacle Holy Place continually and serviced its t...
The Levitical priests went in and out of the Tabernacle Holy Place continually and serviced its three pieces of furniture. The filling of the Candlestick oil symbolized us being filled with the Holy Spirit. The Altar of Incense symbolized our giving of praise to God each day. The Table of Shewbread symbolized our weekly giving to God out of gratitude for His provision and grace. Hebrews 8, 9. LF-0074 © Copyright 1977
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Exodus 16 tells the story of the Israelites in the Wilderness of Sin and the manna bread coming d...
Exodus 16 tells the story of the Israelites in the Wilderness of Sin and the manna bread coming down from heaven, just like our Lord Christ Jesus came down to earth from His heavenly glory. This manna was given to the Israelites when they were murmuring and complaining and didn’t deserve it; God gives us Jesus even though we do not deserve Him. Hebrews 9; Exodus 14, 15, 16. LF0072. © Copyright 1977
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The Tabernacle: The Type of the Christian Walk
Outside the Old Testament Tabernacle, the tent pegs and chains were made of brass symbolizing jud...
Outside the Old Testament Tabernacle, the tent pegs and chains were made of brass symbolizing judgment. Around the top of the Tabernacle post tops was a silver chain symbolizing redemption all the way around to one door symbolizing Christ as the only way in. This door was made of four colors, white, blue, purple, and scarlet (red), representing each of the New Testament Gospels’ types of Christ. VF-0412. © Copyright 1985
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