This is the sixth article of our Living Tabernacles series, where we study the Tabernacle in depth. It is exciting to see how each element symbolizes some characteristic of Yeshua. It is also more challenging when we examine what each element means for us, since each of us is now a living tabernacle of YHVH. We … Continue reading Covenant Reflections
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This is the fourth article of our Living Tabernacles series, where we study the Tabernacle in depth. It is exciting to see how each element symbolizes some characteristic of Yeshua. It is also more challenging when we examine what each element means for us, since each of us is now a living tabernacle of YHVH. We … Continue reading Precious Reflections
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In our book, What’s Missing, we discussed how the story of the Israelites in Exodus is symbolic of the redemption that Yeshua, the true Passover Lamb, brings to all of us. The story of YHVH actively intervening on behalf of the Israelites to set them free from slavery to the Egyptians and leading them out … Continue reading Behind the Scenes
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In last week’s blog we examined why Torah is still valid. This week, I would like to add some additional thoughts and clarification on this subject. Understanding what YHVH expects of us is important. Some may argue that YHVH loves us no matter what. That is true, but just as parents love their children, they … Continue reading How Can We Live?
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Sometimes we forget that the physical world was created to reflect the spiritual world. For example, do you realize that the earthly Tabernacle was a copy of the heavenly Tabernacle (Hebrews 8:1-5 NLT)? Likewise, YHVH shared his Torah on earth so that earth’s inhabitants could reflect heaven’s inhabitants. Torah has not been replaced either in … Continue reading How Can We Sin?
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On this feast of Shavuot (“weeks” in Hebrew), we celebrate both the giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai and the re-issuing of the Torah in human hearts as the Holy Spirit was poured out on the followers of Yeshua. I am writing this blog on Shavuot and will post it today rather than on … Continue reading Living Torah
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