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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake The ark with its sacred treasure remained unmolested beneath the mercy seat in the Most Holy Place of the sanctuary, until 606 BC, when Babylon captured Jerusalem. “At that time righteous men, under the faithful witness of Jeremiah, ‘determined to place beyond the reach of ruthless hands the sacred ark containing …
Worship: For Heaven’s Sake God always takes care of His people. That is evident in how God cared for the children of Israel during their journey through the desert wilderness after their miraculous release from Egypt. God Himself fed them, raining manna down from Heaven every day, except the seventh day–Sabbath. One day prior to …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake With His own finger, God wrote His law, the Ten Commandments, on two tables of stone, tables of testimony, as evidence to the world that He is the only true God. It stands to reason as Sarah Peck states that each table was engraved on both sides, so that each table …
Worship: For Heaven’s Sake A border of pure golden crowns encircled the ark containing the Law of God in the Most Holy Place of the sanctuary. The border “fittingly typified not only the ‘many crowns’ which the Saviour will wear, Rev. 19:12,–but it also represents the crowns which He will place upon the heads of …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake The Ark of the Covenant, was the place of safekeeping, God’s treasure chest, bearing the Ten Commandments. Like Noah’s ark and the ark of baby Moses, it was an ark of safety. It was kept in the Most Holy Place of the sanctuary in a chest made with specific orders, which …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake All Christians living today must “take a definite forward step in Christian experience.” We must be wholly sanctified in order to be rewarded or glorified at Christ’s coming. In fact we are told, “Our whole attention is to be centered on preparation for the second coming of Christ. Toward this event …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake “An appropriate name for the most holy place is the cleansing room, because here on the day of atonement all confessed sin was in figure blotted out, and the sanctuary cleansed. The Bible recognizes three cleansing agencies–water, fire, and blood. Water is used at baptism; fire at last will destroy every …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake Jesus Christ “never entered either the holy or the most holy apartment of the earthly sanctuary. Heb. 9:24. As an Israelite, He remained in the court, to which alone Israel had access. Not until His ascension when He was anointed for the priesthood, did He go beyond the court. At that …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake Daily the veil was sprinkled with the blood of sacrificial offerings from confessed sins. In this way, the vail “bore the ‘finger print’ of the high priest. This illustrates the fact that Jesus, ‘His own self, bore our sins in His own body on the tree.’ 1 Peter 2:24.” “These ‘finger prints’ …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake The Apostle Paul clearly states that the veil, which hung at the entrance into the Most Holy Place and between it and the Holy Place, represented the flesh of Christ. The veil’s royal colors of blue, purple and red reflect obedience (blue) and the sacrificial blood (red) of the King (purple) …
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