Revealed Treasures of the Tabernacle

FHMI-1377Shane VaughnBook

(primary) Exodus 25:8
(secondary) Hebrews 8:5
(secondary) Revelation 21:3
(secondary) 1 Peter 2:5–9 — 1 Peter 2:5, 9
(secondary) Ephesians 2:19–22
(secondary) Matthew 13:8–23 — Matthew 13:8, 23
(secondary) Isaiah 11:2
(secondary) Revelation 1:12–20
(secondary) Leviticus 21:16–23
(secondary) Hebrews 13:10–14
(secondary) Ephesians 4:11–13
(secondary) Acts 2:38

anti-trinitarian theology menorah sevenfold spirit of yahweh restoration of all things zadokite priesthood ezekiel's temple symbolic tabernacle of moses body of messiah ark outside the camp spiritual transformation holy spirit thirtyfold sixtyfold hundredfold three doors golden altar of incense prayer corporate temple (living temple)priesthood and rulership tabernacle pattern seventh temple living stones zadok priesthood twelve blemishes

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Summary This book, rewritten from a twenty-seven-part FHMI teaching series (2024–2025), walks the Tabernacle from the gate to behind the veil in four parts (Court, Holy Place, Priesthood, Behind the Veil). It teaches that the Tabernacle pictures the Body of Messiah, the Seventh Temple of living stones. Court, Holy Place and Most Holy Place answer to thirtyfold, sixtyfold and hundredfold believers and to Passover, Pentecost and Tabernacles. The menorah's seven lamps are the sevenfold Spirit, developed in a priesthood trained by prayer, Word and Torah. Ezekiel's temple is read as symbolic. The work closes with the priesthood carrying the ark's treasures outside the camp toward the restoration of all men.

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This book, rewritten from a twenty-seven-part FHMI teaching series (2024–2025), walks the Tabernacle from the gate to behind the veil in four parts (Court, Holy Place, Priesthood, Behind the Veil). It teaches that the Tabernacle pictures the Body of Messiah, the Seventh Temple of living stones. Court, Holy Place and Most Holy Place answer to thirtyfold, sixtyfold and hundredfold believers and to Passover, Pentecost and Tabernacles. The menorah's seven lamps are the sevenfold Spirit, developed in a priesthood trained by prayer, Word and Torah. Ezekiel's temple is read as symbolic. The work closes with the priesthood carrying the ark's treasures outside the camp toward the restoration of all men.

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