The Tabernacle That Was Built in the Wilderness

Exodus 25:1~9│ The Lord said to Moses, “Speak to the people of Israel, that they take for me a contribution. From every man whose heart moves him you shall receive the contribution for me. (1~2)

A majority of people want visible answers. However, the Bible states that remaining inside the covenant is the greatest answer and blessing. The Israelites who were walking on the wilderness path needed realistic strength within the Gospel. For that to happen, God told the Israelites to build the Tabernacle and receive strength to restore the age. What must you, who are walking the wilderness path of reality, restore?

1.The Temple That Restores Worship and Provides Fundamental Healing
The Israelites who were slaves in Egypt for four hundred
years received scars and possessed a “slave mentality.” Satan used their condition to manipulate and have his way with them. God told the Israelites who were walking the wilderness path to build the Tabernacle where they could pray and receive healing. This means that you must restore the blessing and the glory of worship that fulfills your God-given lifelong covenant inside the Tabernacle.

2.The Tabernacle Where Worship Is Given to Prepare for the Future
The lives of God’s Children mustn’t be filled with worrying
about “today.” Instead, their lives must be filled with  the
covenant and devotion for the future that will last forever. Children of God must gather, give worship, and restore the works of the Holy Spirit and God’s true power. For this to take place, God told the Israelites about the future of building a temple that would hold the Ark of the Covenant.

God built the Tabernacle; explained the blessings of the Three Feasts; revealed the bread of life that was in the Ark of the Covenant; gave His complete protection, and disclosed the eternal background. God even left behind evidences so that the Israelites wouldn’t forget. He prepared the Tabernacle in order for the Israelites to receive the power of the Holy Spirit which was the most needed in the wilderness. God undoubtedly fulfills the covenant when you live centered on the Tabernacle.