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The Tabernacle. Its History and ^ ^ ^. Structure ^. By the Rev. W. Shaw Caldecott. (Member of the Royal Asiatic Society). With a Preface by the Rev. A. H. Sayce wilderness of. Paran, at Kadesh (Numbers xiii. 26). It is a faint reminiscence of those far-off days of the troglodyte inhabitants of the oasis of Zin, that the name of
spirituality" in order to obtain from God that vision of Christ Jesus, accord- ing to which we too are to build our “tabernacles" to be the dwelling-places of God among the people. (See 1 Cor. 3:16.) The Tabernacle of God is in 1 Sam. 3:3 called “the temple of the LORD." Figure 1: The Tabernacle in the Wilderness (flat roof). 3
TABERNACLE – “The Tabernacle". 1. The Tabernacle. INTRODUCTION: A. First & last mention of the Tabernacle. 1. First: Exodus 25:9 – “Moreover you shall make the Because the Tabernacle demonstrates how a holy God can rightly manifest .. procedure: “And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so
It has been my happy privilege to read the manuscript of Bruce Corbin's new book, "The Tabernacle In the Wilderness." This gifted writer, who has thrilled thousands with his unusual prophetic messages, has burned out another valuable contribution in the field of Christian literature. I predict that the reading of this book will
Christ in the Tabernacle. Chapter 1. The Tabernacle – God's Command. The account of God's command to the Children of Israel to build the. Tabernacle in the wilderness begins in chapter 25 of the Book of Exodus, and occupies, virtually the whole of the remainder of the book. It is in that chapter that the materials for the
heavens; the tabernacle in the wilderness was a figure and a shadow of Him who was still to come. The Brazen Altar speaks of Him on the Cross, the Laver speaks of Him as the Eternal Word, the table of showbread as Christ the Bread of Life, the. Lampstand as Christ the Light of the World, the Incense Altar speaks of our.
tabernacle—the tabernacle strictly so called—did not exist at the time to which it refers. In the succeed- ing chapters of this very book, we have an account of the gifts which were made by the people for the construction of that tabernacle, wherein God dwelt while the children of Israel abode in the wilderness. It seems to me,
represent the dwelling place of God in the midst of His people. Its construction was originally dictated by God to Moses on Mr. Sinai, at the same time as the giving of the Law. The Israelites built the. Tabernacle, and all the associated items, in the wilderness after their exit from Egypt, exactly as God told them. The materials.
This Tabernacle in the wilderness has been the only building ever constructed on this earth that was perfect in every aspect from it beginning –- never needing attention, addition, or alteration! The Tabernacle, and its furnishings, speaks of one thing, namely, the salvation provided by Jesus Christ and the work of Christ
The Tabernacle in the wilderness is therefore just a link in a chain of. God's different dwelling places with man. It is of tremendous impor- tance because it furnishes the true typology for the Person and the work of Christ. The Tabernacle is an adequate adumbration of Christ. It is the correct place to look for the true figures of

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