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THE MERCY SEAT

September 6, 2021Uncategorizedappeal, bronze, cherubim, Christ, cloud, earthly ministry, Father, fire, flaming torch, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, God's grace, gold, heard, heavenly temple, Hebrews, high priest, holy place, jesus, Jesus Christ, Lord, Matthew, mercy, most holy place, new testament, Old Testament, pillar, precise manner, shekinah, silver, smoke, Solomon's, the Lord Presence, The mercy seat, the tabernacle, visible presence, visible presence of God, voice, yearsabarkley8

God promised to be present upon the mercy seat (Exodus 25:22; see also 30:6, 36). The mercy seat was a kind of portable throne, carried along the poles of the ark and complete with an canopy of angel wings. The cherubim faced the center of the seat while their wings overspread if. The picture of God as King of Israel enthroned on the mercy seat is clear no matter where the ark might be: in the wilderness, in battle, or in his tent (the Tabernacle).

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DEFINITION OF THE DAY (PRESENCE OF GOD)

November 1, 2019Uncategorized1 Kings, acts, Babylon, bible definition, bible studies, bible study, Canaan, Christ, Christian, christian studies, christianity, christians, Church, cloud, death, definition, definition of the day, definitions, Disciples, exile, Exodus, Ezekiel, face to face, Genesis, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, Hebrews, Holy, Holy Bible, Holy Spirit, Immanuel, Israel, jesus, Jesus Christ, John, Joshua, journey, King James, King James Holy Bible, law, laws, Lord, manifested, Matthew, Moses, new testament, Old Testament, paul, people, presence of God, Psalm, realtionship, symbolized, tabernacle, theology, worshiperabarkley8

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God’s initiative in encountering people. Biblical words for the presence of God usually relate to the “face” of God. Continue reading DEFINITION OF THE DAY (PRESENCE OF GOD) →

WHAT PURPOSE DID THE TRANSFIGURATION SERVE?

January 30, 2019Uncategorized2 peter, 8, cloud, Disciples, eight, Elias, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, James, Jerusalem, John, Luke, Luke 9:28-36, master, metamorphosis, Mount Hermon, peter, Pray, serve, suffering, tabernacle, transfigurationabarkley8

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The Greek word translated “transfiguration” is the same word from which we get the English term metamorphosis. In this experience, possibly on Mount Hermon, Christ’s whole appearance changed. Peter, James, and John were able to see, for a few moments, Jesus in His glorified state (2 Peter 1:17). This brilliant revelation of the divinity of Jesus, Continue reading WHAT PURPOSE DID THE TRANSFIGURATION SERVE? →

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