Follow the King

While Jesus fulfilled the biblical prophecies, He did not fulfill the personal expectations of the people—so they crucified Him. Yet, even today, when Jesus fails to meet our wants in the time and way we desire, we dismiss Him—looking to someone or something else for fulfillment.

As believers, we don’t give because Jesus needs what we have—we give to reflect who Jesus is.

Jerod Long applies five incredible truths of the Tabernacle/Heavenly Throne Room to the lives of believers today.

Through the blueprint of the Tabernacle, Yahweh was making a point that what matters most is not what appears on the outside—but what is found on the inside.

Only one can offer atonement for the sinful people of God—Jesus, the One who needed no atonement Himself. And Jesus becomes the Rock of our salvation who was torn, so we could behold the glory of the Father. But Jesus offers more than a quick glimpse—instead, He offers an eternal relationship!

The evidence that I have experienced God’s forgiveness is found in the way I offer forgiveness to others.

Because of Jesus, the Ten Commandments no longer serve as a mirror to show us who we are in our sins—but they become a portrait to reveal who we are becoming in Jesus.

Just as Yahweh moved into the Tabernacle and the Temple, the Holy Spirit moves in to dwell within His followers today and seals believers with the name of God—marking them as those who are under the authority of and in the possession of Yahweh. And once we are marked by Jesus, we cannot be marked by another—including the beast…

When God spoke the Ten Commandments or Ten Words, He was doing so much more than just giving the law to His people and requiring their obedience. Yahweh took a bride and placed His name on His people.