Yeshua is Our Tabernacle

Reflecting on the topic of my recent blog series about our spiritual journey through the tabernacle, I find it impossible to overlook Yeshua’s portrayal of Himself.  The parallels between His identity and the tabernacle are no coincidence.

The tabernacle the Israelites built and carried through the wilderness before entering the Promised Land includes ten pieces that God instructed Moses to arrange inside the courtyard – seven created by man with God’s specific blueprints, and three pieces created by God alone.  The first thing we understand from this is that the tabernacle is a combination of God and man, a place where God and man come together, a foreshadowing of both God and man on earth – a foreshadowing of the Messiah, Yeshua. (more…)

August 24, 2012 | Categories: Jesus, Tabernacle, Yeshua | Tags: 10 commandments, aaron's rod, Altar of Incense, Brass Laver, Brazen Altar, bread of life, bronze altar, cover of the ark, Day of Atonement, God's presence, Intercession, kingdom of priests, Lampstand, light of the world, manna, Menorah, Mercy Seat, Mishkan, supernatural, Table of Showbread, temple | 8 Comments