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The Tabernacle
The TabernacleSteve Gregg

Exploring the intriguing concept of the Tabernacle, Steve Gregg dives into its significance as a representation of God's desired fellowship with mankind. He draws parallels between the tabernacle and biblical stories such as Adam and Eve, emphasizing God's love and pursuit of humanity. Comparisons to Moses, Paul, and John highlight their visionary experiences aligning with the tabernacle's pattern. Gregg delves into the symbolism of the Ark of the Covenant, the Holy Holies, and the layers of spiritual meaning embedded in this sacred structure. Conceptualizing the tabernacle as a teaching tool, Gregg connects its relevance to the Church as a foretaste of the future fulfillment in Christ.

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