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Bible Study Israelite Temporary Conversion

Bible Study: Exodus 36 to 38. In the construction of the Tabernacle Tent they were directed by God to use Gold, Silver, Bronze, Blue, Purple, and Scarlet. Everything God made has a spiritual meaning. Gold represents His deity, Silver (white purity) redemption form sin, Bronze Judgment, Blue the third Heaven where God dwells, Purple is divine Royalty, Scarlet the sacrifice of His blood. This was the Scarlet covering of the sanctuary.  The Israelites were Pagans a few days befo re now they became repentant and were overzealous to contribute to the tabernacle and its work so that there was too much contributed. But when people are scared into obedience they quickly revert back to their evil ways. The description of how to create all the things relating to the Tabernacle were dictated by God to Moses who wrote it down at the top of Mt Sinai for 40 days and nights. Then it was interrupted by the Israelite’s Satanic orgy. Moses had to go down and put a stop to it before God came down t...

God's Architectures

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  The wilderness Tabernacle An  exact  model of the Tabernacle. Exodus 29 to 32. Atonement is a covering for protection. It is symbolized as pitch on Noah’s Ark which is related to the ark Moses was placed in as a baby, and the Ark of the Covenant. They were referred to as boxes. No, tar from oil did not exist, the pitch was like shellac that protected the surface of the wood. Gopher wood was a process of compressing the wood making it  flexible  but stronger than steel. Noah’s Ark was an elongate box. (It was as large as a football field with three stories. The  bathtub  arks are a lie from Satan to make them look overcrowded and top heavy so kids will reject the truth as a myth. God created the design for this ship and he created the laws of shipbuilding. Ken Ham's exact life size model of Noah's Ark. It was a city in itself with three floors. Exodus continues with God’s Words to Moses in Mt. Sinai, on how to make the fur...