When the Lord Jesus died on the cross, the veil of the temple was ripped from the top to the bottom, opening the door for true spiritual intimacy between God and His people. While this barrier has been removed, all too many believers live as if it were still in place. This book examines the tabernacle of the Old Testament as a symbol of the Christian walk. Its purpose is to renew the call of God to all believers to move from the outer court of salvation, through the Holy Place of service and ultimately into intimacy with God.
While showing God's requirements for deeper intimacy, this book's main objective is to challenge the reader to examine his or her own life in light of God's call to the Most Holy Place.
When the Lord Jesus died on the cross, the veil of the temple was ripped from the top to the bottom, opening the door for true spiritual intimacy between God and His people. While this barrier has been removed, all too many believers live as if it were still in place. This book examines the tabernacle of the Old Testament as a symbol of the Christian walk. Its purpose is to renew the call of God to all believers to move from the outer court of salvation, through the Holy Place of service and ultimately into intimacy with God.
While showing God's requirements for deeper intimacy, this book's main objective is to challenge the reader to examine his or her own life in light of God's call to the Most Holy Place.
