Tabernacle – the Meeting Place between God and Man

To the casual reader of the Bible the account of the Tabernacle of Israel may seem a chronicle of no real import for Christians today. The sacrifice of bulls and goats upon a brazen altar may seem to be just another meaningless tradition. But, the Apostle Paul explains that this drama, played out among the Jews for over 500 years, was not only a “schoolmaster” designed to lead them to the Messiah, but also abounds with significance for the Christian—“a shadow of good things to come.” Galatians 3:24; Hebrews 10:1

	Tabernacle Shadows (book online)”The careful student will discern that, the applications of the types herein presented being correct, the entire Plan of the Ages is thereby corroborated–justification, sanctification,and glorification first for the Church, and subsequently restitution for whoever will, of all the families ofthe earth. To what a glorious gospel, then, is this the key!”
	Tabernacle (free booklet PDF download, Click Here)”In the Book of Exodus, God gave Moses instructions for building what the Bible calls “the Tabernacle of witness in the wilderness.” (Acts 7:44) The purpose of this peculiar structure was to provide a meeting place between God and man—a place for the Israelites to worship God, indeed, a place to communicate with the almighty Creator Himself. Numbers 17:4; 2 Kings 17:35-36 As precious as that scenario is, a question still presents itself to the thinking mind: Why should a 21st Century Christian care about a 3,600-year-old Jewish relic? For that matter, why should a modern-day Jew care about this ancient artifact?”

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