The Tabernacle: Camping with GodThe tabernacle, the center of worship in Israel for nearly five hundred years, serves as a divinely inspired object lesson for New Testament believers on the worship God approves and accepts. Every part of the sanctuary of old was intended to foreshadow in some way the glory of Christ. The tabernacle was God's place of dwelling among sinful people in the Old Testament, and in the New Testament, the picture became reality -- Christ Himself came to dwell among sinful people. This book allows the modern reader to step into the world of the children of Israel, and see the tabernacle through the eyes of God's chosen people. Book jacket. |
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In answer to those who say that the meal offering does not include the Lord ' s
death , I would quote Ada R . Habershon ' s words : “ It is true there is no mention
of blood , but Leviticus 2 : 14 speaks of the ' firstfruits ' as a meal offering . This is
a ...
In answer to those who say that the meal offering does not include the Lord ' s
death , I would quote Ada R . Habershon ' s words : “ It is true there is no mention
of blood , but Leviticus 2 : 14 speaks of the ' firstfruits ' as a meal offering . This is
a ...
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Therefore every one that eateth it shall bear his iniquity , because he hath
profaned the hallowed thing of the Lord : and that soul shall be cut off from
among his people ” ( Leviticus 19 : 6 - 8 ) . What solemn teaching this is ! God
insists that our ...
Therefore every one that eateth it shall bear his iniquity , because he hath
profaned the hallowed thing of the Lord : and that soul shall be cut off from
among his people ” ( Leviticus 19 : 6 - 8 ) . What solemn teaching this is ! God
insists that our ...
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The Problem of Disease ( Leviticus 13 and 14 ) . Leprosy is a symbol of the direct
effect of sin . We notice that the plague affected the person , the garments , and
the house of those afflicted . The uncleanness of leprosy demanded judgment .
The Problem of Disease ( Leviticus 13 and 14 ) . Leprosy is a symbol of the direct
effect of sin . We notice that the plague affected the person , the garments , and
the house of those afflicted . The uncleanness of leprosy demanded judgment .
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Crítica de los usuarios - temsmail - LibraryThingOlford stretches to make everything in the Tabernacle a prophecy of things to come in Heaven, and the church. What might have been a good study, was overcome by allegorization. Leer comentario completo
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This is THE BEST resource on the study of the Old Testament Tabernacle. Olford is a master expositor/teacher/preacher. I am so glad that this invaluable resource is coming back in print. No minister's library should be without this book! Leer comentario completo
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| Título | The Tabernacle: Camping with God |
| Autor | Stephen F. Olford |
| Editor | Loizeaux Bros., 1971 |
| ISBN | 0872136752, 9780872136755 |
| Largo | 187 páginas |
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