S2 Tabernacle

The Tabernacle: The Bronze Altar. In this episode we will discuss the purpose and use of the Bronze Altar. We will note how the bronze altar highlights the ugliness of sin, the holiness of God, and points to Jesus Christ' substitutional death on behalf of the New Covenant Community of faith fully satisfying the wrath of God against their sins.

S2 E9 The Menorah, the Golden Lamp Stand. In this episode we will examine the details of the Menorah and show how the symbolism points to Jesus Christ.

S2 E8 In this episode we will examine the table of presence in the Holy Place within the Tabernacle and the symbolism that pointed to Christ.

S2 E7 The Mercy Seat. In this episode we will look at the Mercy Seat in depth. The Mercy Seat was the top of the Ark. Propitiation is the appeasement of wrath, the turning away of divine wrath. Propitiation was made under the Old Covenant on the Mercy Seat. This Old Covenant propitiation had temporal efficacy. Propitiation under the New Covenant is made in the body of Jesus Christ. New Covenant propitiation has permanent efficacy.

S2 E6 The Ark: God's Presence, Protection, and Provision In this episode we will discuss the significance and symbolism of the Ark of the Covenant. The Ark was the most important item within the entire tabernacle complex.

In this episode we will see how the Tabernacle gives a glimpse into heaven. We will also see how the Tabernacle shows us the need for a substitutionary blood sacrifice to make a way for God's people to relate to Him. Furthermore, we will see how the Tabernacle established the fact that God's presence was among His people. Ultimately, the Tabernacles points to and is fulfilled by Jesus Christ.

S2 E4 The Holiness of God and the Tabernacle This episode explores why the Tabernacle was so important to the Israelites and how Christians can apply this truth to their lives today.

S2 E3 The Materials of the Tabernacle

The Motivation to Give to the Construction of the Tabernacle. This episode explores Total Depravity, Salvation, Passover, and deliverance through the Red Sea.

The Tabernacle - An Introduction