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We believe that the Lord Jesus Christ was raised bodily and that He ascended to Heaven and is now exalted at the right hand of God, where, as our High Priest, He fulfills the ministry of Representative, Intercessor, and Advocate (Acts 1:9-10; Hebrews 9:24, 7:25; Romans 8:34; I John 2:1-2).
Because of the sacrifice Christ made on the cross for all men and in obedience to His Father, His name is exalted above all other names. In fact, the Bible states that Christ not only created everything but everything was created for Him. Christ is to be preeminent in everything – including the education of our children.
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- The Third Movement of Exodus
- The Tabernacle and The Garden
- The Meeting Place of Heaven and Earth
- What Is Eternal Life?
God wants to dwell with his people on the land, so he instructs Moses to build a tabernacle that mimics his dwelling place, the heavenly temple.Every element of the tabernacle structure is meant to draw ancient Israelites and readers back to the Eden narrative.The tabernacle overturns a popular misconception in Christianity, that God’s holiness prevents him from being near human sin. On the contrary, God makes it his purpose to live among his people, and...In part one (00:00-13:00), Tim and Jon begin discussing the third and final movement of Exodus (Exod. 25-40closeExodus 25-40Loading...Keep Reading ). In the first movement, we followed the theme of the name of Yahweh, and then explored the theme of the test in the second movement of Exodus. In this movement, we’ll be tracing the theme of the temple...
In part two (13:00-45:45), Tim and Jon discuss the literary structure of the third movement of Exodus, which divides evenly into three parts, just like the scroll as a whole. In the first part of movement three (Exod. 25-31closeExodus 25-31Loading...Keep Reading ), Moses receives the tabernacle blueprints. The narrative advances only when Yahweh sp...
In part three (45:45-1:03:30), the guys continue exploring the relationship between the tabernacle and Eden, both of which are places where heaven and earth unite. If you’re familiar with the story of the Bible, you know where the story is going: God dwells with humans first in Eden, then in the tabernacle and temple, and then finally in the presen...
In part four (1:03:30-1:16:12), Tim and Jon conclude with a final look at how we should understand eternal life within the framework of the temple/tabernacle. At its most basic level, eternal life is unconditional life. In other words, the reality in which we currently live is conditional—the existence of children is conditioned upon the existence ...
Discover the meaning of Temple in the Bible. Study the definition of Temple with multiple Bible Dictionaries and Encyclopedias and find scripture references in the Old and New Testaments.
Sep 9, 2019 · What a gift to have sophisticated biblical theology made so clear and accessible! Here is how they start their summary overview article on the theme. Temple. Israel’s temple in the Bible is described as the place where God’s space and humanity’s space are one.
Jan 4, 2022 · Jachin (pronounced yaw-keen) means “he will establish,” and Boaz signifies “in him is strength.” Taken together, the names were a reminder that God would establish the temple and the worship of His name in strength.
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