The Tabernacle Roadmap to Redemption(Divine Order of Prayer)

Francis Isibor Snr, Samson Ototobor • August 6, 2026 • 4:00 PM • 1 view

The meeting opened with extended worship centered on blessing the Lord, honoring the Holy Spirit, exalting the name of Jesus, and crying out to behold Him until the saints are changed and formed. The early portion also included a review of the previous teaching, especially the 24 elders casting their crowns before God, the need to lay down personal achievement and self-life when Christ is revealed, and the call to add spiritual qualities diligently until believers grow into the measure of Christ.
The main teaching emphasized that redemption is a journey with order, timing, and process. The speaker used the tabernacle, priesthood, prayer, the feasts, Cain and Abel, the early and latter rain, and the journey from the outer court to the holy place and the Holy of Holies to explain that believers must understand the season they are in and not offer worship, prayer, or sacrifice out of divine order. Prayer was especially presented not merely as asking for survival needs, but as priestly engagement with God’s will, His Kingdom, His daily bread, the consolation of Israel, and the preparation of a holy habitation for the Father.
The spiritual emphasis of the meeting was that believers must be cleansed, formed, and prepared as God’s dwelling place through faith, patience, obedience, the Word, and the working of the Holy Spirit. The speaker warned against carrying the residues of the world, praying wrongly, seeking only material needs, or assuming that initial salvation is the end of the journey. The major application was to give diligence to God’s present speaking, discern spiritual times and seasons, pray according to divine order, allow the Holy Spirit to prepare the inner man, and labor for the life and nature of God rather than perishable things.