The Restoration of The Gospel of The Kingdom - Douglas Arukwe Elyon, Daytime Meditations
Douglas Arukwe
Nov 14, 2019
Wole Olakunle • July 31, 2019
Wole Olakunle continues a study of the tabernacle as a symbolic framework for understanding Christ and spiritual maturity. Ephesians 4:13 establishes the goal as the fullness of Christ. The speaker connects biblical building language with the ark, tabernacle and temple, then applies Paul’s description of believers as God’s temple to the process of spiritual formation.
The Lord’s Prayer and Moses’ instruction to follow the heavenly pattern support the claim that earthly worship should express God’s heavenly intention. A broad narrative traces glory from creation through Israel’s wilderness journey to Jesus and Pentecost. The tabernacle is presented as a guide to recovering and participating in that glory.
Revelation becomes the main focus in the latter half. Its lampstands, priestly imagery, altar and tree of life are interpreted through earlier Scripture. Olakunle makes a distinctive claim that John’s falling as dead involved literal death and resurrection into immortality; this is his interpretation, not an explicit statement of the passage. The closing discussion contrasts the temple’s spiritual purpose with commercialization and religious bondage, urging attention to Christ rather than money or control. A fuller walk through individual tabernacle furnishings is promised for the next episode.
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