Over the last seven weeks, we looked closely at the seven branches of the Lampstand/Candlestick. We uncovered the significance of each one and what they bring to us as believers in Yeshua. Revelation 2 begins with God speaking to the church in Ephesus about their lives and their Lampstand. “To the angel of the church of Ephesus write, … Continue reading The Lampstand/Candlestick – Part 13 – If the Lampstand is Removed
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Lampstand/Candlestick – Part 11 – What the Spirit of the Fear of the LORD is NOT.
Earlier we defined the Spirit of the Fear of the LORD. It imparts an overwhelming desire to please God and do His will—to obey Him. Some people would say, “We are already pleasing to God. He sees us as perfect in Christ. The desire to please Him is a works mentality or a religious spirit. … Continue reading Lampstand/Candlestick – Part 11 – What the Spirit of the Fear of the LORD is NOT.
The Lampstand/Candlestick – Part 5 – the Spirit of Wisdom
When we say the word wisdom, we usually think of information gained through our experience or someone else's, right? While that is usually the train of thought, Biblical wisdom is so much more. Spiritual wisdom is creative. It provides a solution to a problem that has never been done before. It is completely out of … Continue reading The Lampstand/Candlestick – Part 5 – the Spirit of Wisdom
The Lampstand/Candlestick – Part 4 – The Spirit of God
We started uncovering the treasures of the Lampstand several weeks ago. Exodus 25:31-40 are the instructions God gave Moses. Last week we discussed our need as believers and members of God’s family to walk and live in the Light. Today we consider the central Branch of the Lampstand/Candlestick. Six branches come out of this branch. Isaiah 11:1-2 calls … Continue reading The Lampstand/Candlestick – Part 4 – The Spirit of God
The Lampstand/Candlestick – Part 3 – Live in the Light
Today is going to take a different bent. Today we are going to look at the Lampstand in each of us has and why it is so important to choose to walk with the Light. Until the Lampstand was added to the Holy Place, the 10’ X 10’ room was dark. But the Lampstand was … Continue reading The Lampstand/Candlestick – Part 3 – Live in the Light
Dinner with God – The Peace or Fellowship Offering
The Peace or Fellowship Offering is the last of the five voluntary offerings. The worshiper chose when and if to take them to the priest. Unlike the sin offerings, the Peace offering and the Grain offering were for thanksgiving and rededication. The Peace or Fellowship offering was more like a celebration because the priests and … Continue reading Dinner with God – The Peace or Fellowship Offering
The Unintentional Sin and Trespass Offerings
The Sin Offering The instructions begin with these two verses, Leviticus 4:1-2. Now the Lord spoke to Moses, saying, 2 “Speak to the children of Israel, saying: ‘If a person sins unintentionally against any of the commandments of the Lord in anything which ought not to be done, and does any of them… Did you catch that? … Continue reading The Unintentional Sin and Trespass Offerings
The Gate – Part 2 — What Do the Colors Mean?
Moses rubbed his eyes. God’s words continued without a pause. Visions formed in his mind. “But how am I going to remember all of this?” He asked. “Yahweh, I don’t have a scribe with me. You told me I must follow Your pattern exactly, but I do not have a way to record it.” “Fear … Continue reading The Gate – Part 2 — What Do the Colors Mean?
The Tabernacle – The Use of Brass in the Fence
When God gave Moses instructions for the Tabernacle, He also gave him specific details about the curtained fence around its courtyard. Last time we talked about the messages woven into His choice of white linen. Now we will begin to cover the meaning of the support system for those curtains. This is the scripture we … Continue reading The Tabernacle – The Use of Brass in the Fence
Who is This Child in a Manger? (repost)
I am taking the liberty to repost this blog from a few years ago. Even if you read it then, it is always good to take another look at Yeshua. We easily forget who He is and why He came. Yeshua wasn’t born on December 25th, but it is the day that the world traditionally … Continue reading Who is This Child in a Manger? (repost)
Hear God's Heart 