By Joan Masterson We are about to enter in to the “Season of Our Rejoicing” also known as the “Feasts of Booths,” “Feast of Tabernacles,” “Sukkot,” “The Feast of Ingathering”. For as many names as this appointed time has there are many more aspects revealed in this seven day celebration for us to consider. If you study carefully you will see how seven [...]
Life is temporary so relax and enjoy the presence of the Lord By Dr. Howard Morgan The festival of Tabernacles speaks to us of the gathering of the people of Israel together to worship the Lord. They were to gather in temporary make-shift dwellings or booths called in Hebrew a Sukkot.. These booths, in the natural realm, represented the temporary dwellings of the [...]
By Dick Ruben A prayer to deliver us from self as we learn this teaching. Holy Spirit speak to my heart and change me. Deliver me from my arrogance that thinks it knows all truth and from my laziness that is content with only half truth and from my fear that shrinks from new truth. God’s word says that when I know the [...]
By Dick Reuben The reverence of His presence is crucial – The Tabernacle of God did not have the instruments and worship. In the beginning, it was a very solemn atmosphere because God was setting in order the pattern for the church. Acts 7: Speaks of the Tabernacle of Moses as the church in the wilderness, which should alert our senses to something [...]
By Dick Ruben The Showbread – You can go into the Outer Court and stay there – Priesting is not a clean thing – that outer court smelled – things died there! The Brazen altar was made of copper, not bronze - bronze is an impure metal – they proved in WWII that copper is one of the greatest forms of protection – [...]
By Dick Ruben RECAP: We’ve been through the courts, the perimeters, the brazen altar – a place of sacrifice – the laver - a place of sanctification to set us apart – the menorah – the place of light. Our price for the sacrificial system has already been paid through Yeshua! Body, Soul, and Spirit = the Outer Court, the Holy Place, and [...]
