The Restoration of The Gospel of The Kingdom - Douglas Arukwe Elyon, Daytime Meditations
Douglas Arukwe
Nov 14, 2019
Wole Olakunle • July 30, 2019
Wole Olakunle introduces a study of the tabernacle by insisting that Christ, not power, possessions or religious curiosity, is its proper center. Hebrews 12 and Philippians 3 frame the Christian journey as looking to Jesus and laying hold of the one who has laid hold of the believer. Ephesians 4 adds the goal of maturity measured by Christ’s fullness.
The question driving the lesson is how spiritual growth can be understood or measured. Jesus’ promise to build his church provides the link to biblical building patterns. The speaker argues that the tabernacle and temple should be studied as representations of Christ and human transformation, with their dimensions serving his interpretive account of growth.
Colossians 1 locates all created things in relation to Christ. Hebrews 8 distinguishes the earthly copy from the true heavenly sanctuary and stresses the pattern shown to Moses. The conclusion connects tabernacle imagery with the believer’s own dwelling in 2 Corinthians 5. This is an introductory framework, not yet a detailed exposition of each furnishing. The description dates the recording to July 30, 2019.
Ask for Christ to be fully unveiled to his people.
Douglas Arukwe
Nov 14, 2019
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