Gadites USA

In this episode of High School & Freshmen Brethren Meeting, we continued our study of the significance of tongues in the believer’s life. It was reemphasized that speaking with tongues is a sign that should follow every believer according to Mark 16:17. The Holy Ghost gives utterance as we pray with tongues.

Additionally, we saw the difference between speaking with new tongues and the gift of diverse kinds of tongues. Believers can speak directly to God with new (or unknown) tongues, which no man, angel, or evil spirit can understand. However, God can also speak through the believer by the gift of diverse kinds of tongues (1 Corinthians 12:12-13). Speaking with new tongues is available to every believer, while diverse kinds of tongues are given as the Holy Spirit wills.

For diverse kinds of tongues, the Holy Spirit can give the utterance of tongues of men to be spoken. This is done for a sign to those who do not believe (Acts 2:6-11, 1 Corinthians 14:22). In a gathering of believers, diverse kinds of tongues are given to edify the church. The Holy Ghost comes upon a believer to give a tongue and comes upon another believer to give the interpretation of the tongue (1 Corinthians 14:26-27).

In this episode of the Gadites USA Juniors meeting, our Pastor taught on the Tabernacle as God's appointed way to dwell among the Israelites — though God's deeper desire was to dwell in them, writing His law on their hearts. The people refused that closeness at Sinai, trembling at the thunder and fire, and asked Moses to meet with God on their behalf instead.

We saw that Moses spent 40 days and nights in God's glory, receiving the Ten Commandments later placed in the Ark of the Testimony. His years in the wilderness had already shaped him from a prince of Egypt into "the meekest man on earth," making him, in a sense, the embodiment of the law itself — so the Tabernacle's ordinances were given not for Moses, but for a people who still needed a physical system to approach God.

We closed by looking at the Tabernacle's structure, especially Aaron's role as high priest — the only one permitted into the Most Holy Place, once a year, wearing bells and a rope tied to his feet so those outside would know he remained alive in God's presence.

In this episode of the Gadites USA Juniors meeting, our Pastor taught on the Tabernacle as God's appointed way to dwell among the Israelites — though God's deeper desire was to dwell in them, writing His law on their hearts. The people refused that closeness at Sinai, trembling at the thunder and fire, and asked Moses to meet with God on their behalf instead.

We saw that Moses spent 40 days and nights in God's glory, receiving the Ten Commandments later placed in the Ark of the Testimony. His years in the wilderness had already shaped him from a prince of Egypt into "the meekest man on earth," making him, in a sense, the embodiment of the law itself — so the Tabernacle's ordinances were given not for Moses, but for a people who still needed a physical system to approach God.

We closed by looking at the Tabernacle's structure, especially Aaron's role as high priest — the only one permitted into the Most Holy Place, once a year, wearing bells and a rope tied to his feet so those outside would know he remained alive in God's presence.

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In this episode of the sophomores brethren meeting, our Pastor taught on understanding the heavens and tabernacle. He explained that heaven means setting apart, and it is where God is enthroned as seen in Psalm 103:11 and Isaiah 66:1-2.

In addition we saw that there is the heaven and the heaven of heavens as seen in 1 Kings 8:27. It was explained that the heaven is the heaven of the earth as seen in Gen 1:1, while scriptures such as 2 Cor 12:3-4 and Rev 4:1-2 shows that the heaven of the heavens is where God is enthroned: the paradise or third heaven. From this, it was concluded that there are three heavens, together forming the heavens.

Furthermore we saw that the pattern of the tabernacle that was given to Moses was patterned after the heavens as seen in Exo 25:8-9. The tabernacle consisted of the Outer Court, Holy Place, and Most Holy Place which was a pattern of the heavens.

Finally, we established that the understanding of tabernacle is needed since our journey to the salvation of our souls is after the pattern of the tabernacle, and the Lord is planning to make a tabernacle among men as seen in Rev 21:3.

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