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Are you truly living in the fear of the LORD, or are you simply scared of what might happen? The Bible teaches that the fear of God is more than temporary fright. It is a recognition of His holiness, righteousness, authority, mercy, and judgment. In Proverbs 8:13, the fear of the LORD is connected with hating evil. Psalm 2:11–12 calls us to serve the LORD with fear, rejoice with trembling, and trust in His Son. Psalm 5:7–8 connects godly fear with worship and a desire to walk in righteousness. Is your fear of God changing how you live, or only how you react when trouble comes? Join Pastor Ed Decker of Arnold Baptist Tabernacle for this Bible message.

The sermon examines the construction and theological significance of the Old Testament tabernacle, arguing that its detailed design reveals God's holiness, kingship, and sovereignty over creation. By analyzing the structural zones and materials, the exposition highlights how the sanctuary served as a protective barrier that allowed God to dwell among His sinful people while maintaining His distinct nature. The central argument connects this earthly structure to its heavenly antitype, asserting that the tabernacle was a prophetic picture of Christ's superior priesthood and the eternal redemption obtained through His blood. Ultimately, the message points toward the eschatological goal of creation, where the separation caused by sin is removed and God dwells permanently with His people in the new Jerusalem.