Part 3 of 4 IN SEARCH OF THE THRONE
- (primary) Genesis 1:14
- (secondary) Exodus 25:40
- (secondary) Hebrews 8:5
- (secondary) Psalms 97:6
- (secondary) Psalms 147:4
- (secondary) Exodus 23:20–23
- (secondary) John 14:2–6
- (secondary) Revelation 13:8
- (secondary) Luke 21:28
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Summary
This portion of In Search of the Throne of God develops the concept that Yahweh established a prophetic pattern in the heavens before giving either the Tabernacle or the written Scriptures. Moses' Tabernacle is presented as an earthly copy of a heavenly reality, while the heavens themselves are described as Yahweh's first "Bible," proclaiming the coming Messiah through divinely ordered signs. The teaching distinguishes the Hebrew Mazzaroth from pagan astrology, arguing that Satan corrupted Yahweh's original testimony but did not create it. Throughout the lesson, Yahshua is presented as the fulfillment of the heavenly pattern—the Way, the Door, and the Messiah proclaimed from the beginning. The twelve heavenly signs are connected to Yahweh's pattern of divine government, reflected in the twelve tribes, twelve apostles, and the structure of His Kingdom. Genesis 1:14 is emphasized as establishing the heavenly bodies for signs, appointed times, Feast Days, days, and years.
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