Exodus 30-31 - 2011 - Skip Heitzig
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- It is easier for us to grasp and remember what we see and experience. For example, if you watch a chef on television prepare a cake, or better yet if you actually get out the ingredients, bake it yourself, and eat it, you have a greater appreciation for the food than if you just read a recipe. The tabernacle is God's picture of Christ, His ministry, and our home in heaven. Let's continue our careful study of Exodus, beginning in chapter 30, and uncover the significant truths revealed in the furnishings of the tabernacle.
This teaching is from our series Exodus - 2011 with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Church.
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Where did the children of Israel get all the materials for the tabernacle in the middle of the desert? - gold, bronze, fine linens,etc - was it from the Egyptians when they first left Egypt? As I was reading these chapters of Exodus, I was struck by the complexity and intricate design of all the different parts of the tabernacle and wondered how the people would be able to carry out all these instructions from God. Well Chapter 31 gave me the answer - God gave them the supernatural ability and knowledge to do everything He commanded! What an awesome God! But I'm afraid He still wants me to study my textbook to pass my math exam!
Amazing that we can even learn a lesson in worship ... from incense. The Bible is a magnificent Book!
Indeed!
I'm wondering if this is a Pentecost- persuaded church. I ask because of the 'fake worship' theory mentioned.
Many times, when ministering in the Spirit or under Holy Ghost unction a spirit of excitement comes over the conveyor. Also some of our presentation can be cultural.
When one cries, do we deem it fake because there is emotion involved in their testimony or proclamation?
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Exodus 31
30-30
Exodus 30: altar of incense.