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In this episode of Bishop Rader Johnson’s podcast, "The Tabernacle," the Bishop explores the profound spiritual significance of the Tabernacle and its role in the relationship between God and His people. The Tabernacle was filled with valuable items and constructed from acacia wood on the inside, symbolizing the divine presence of God. It was a sacred space where God chose to dwell among the Israelites, offering them His guidance and protection.

Bishop Johnson explains that the purpose of the Tabernacle was not just as a place of worship but as a tent of protection. As long as the Tabernacle stood, no enemy could defeat Israel. However, access to the Tabernacle was restricted, and the Israelites could only enter at specific times determined by God, emphasizing the sacredness of the space and the potential danger of approaching it without divine permission.

Through this teaching, Bishop Johnson helps listeners understand the deep symbolism of the Tabernacle and its transformation through the sacrifice of Jesus, reminding us of the importance of God's presence in our everyday lives.

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In this episode of Bishop Rader Johnson’s podcast, "The Tabernacle," the Bishop explores the profound spiritual significance of the Tabernacle and its role in the relationship between God and His people. The Tabernacle was filled with valuable items and constructed from acacia wood on the inside, symbolizing the divine presence of God. It was a sacred space where God chose to dwell among the Israelites, offering them His guidance and protection.

Bishop Johnson explains that the purpose of the Tabernacle was not just as a place of worship but as a tent of protection. As long as the Tabernacle stood, no enemy could defeat Israel. However, access to the Tabernacle was restricted, and the Israelites could only enter at specific times determined by God, emphasizing the sacredness of the space and the potential danger of approaching it without divine permission.

Through this teaching, Bishop Johnson helps listeners understand the deep symbolism of the Tabernacle and its transformation through the sacrifice of Jesus, reminding us of the importance of God's presence in our everyday lives.

For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT

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In this episode of Bishop Rader Johnson’s podcast, "The Tabernacle," the Bishop explores the profound spiritual significance of the Tabernacle and its role in the relationship between God and His people. The Tabernacle was filled with valuable items and constructed from acacia wood on the inside, symbolizing the divine presence of God. It was a sacred space where God chose to dwell among the Israelites, offering them His guidance and protection.

Bishop Johnson explains that the purpose of the Tabernacle was not just as a place of worship but as a tent of protection. As long as the Tabernacle stood, no enemy could defeat Israel. However, access to the Tabernacle was restricted, and the Israelites could only enter at specific times determined by God, emphasizing the sacredness of the space and the potential danger of approaching it without divine permission.

Through this teaching, Bishop Johnson helps listeners understand the deep symbolism of the Tabernacle and its transformation through the sacrifice of Jesus, reminding us of the importance of God's presence in our everyday lives.

For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT

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In this episode of Bishop Rader Johnson’s podcast, "The Tabernacle," the Bishop explores the profound spiritual significance of the Tabernacle and its role in the relationship between God and His people. The Tabernacle was filled with valuable items and constructed from acacia wood on the inside, symbolizing the divine presence of God. It was a sacred space where God chose to dwell among the Israelites, offering them His guidance and protection.

Bishop Johnson explains that the purpose of the Tabernacle was not just as a place of worship but as a tent of protection. As long as the Tabernacle stood, no enemy could defeat Israel. However, access to the Tabernacle was restricted, and the Israelites could only enter at specific times determined by God, emphasizing the sacredness of the space and the potential danger of approaching it without divine permission.

Through this teaching, Bishop Johnson helps listeners understand the deep symbolism of the Tabernacle and its transformation through the sacrifice of Jesus, reminding us of the importance of God's presence in our everyday lives.

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Bishop Rader Johnson dives into Revelation 17:1-7, warning against the influence of false spirits and religions in today's world. He emphasizes that we are in a time of the great falling away, not revival, and that the message of our age is repentance—without which no revival is possible. Bishop Johnson explains that God will judge the false church, using the Antichrist to carry out this judgment, as false religion, driven by the devil, deceives the world. He draws a parallel between false worship and spiritual fornication, showing how false churches are always available and accessible, leading people away from God’s truth. Through continual repentance, believers can guard themselves against being rejected by God.

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Bishop Rader Johnson dives into Revelation 17:1-7, warning against the influence of false spirits and religions in today's world. He emphasizes that we are in a time of the great falling away, not revival, and that the message of our age is repentance—without which no revival is possible. Bishop Johnson explains that God will judge the false church, using the Antichrist to carry out this judgment, as false religion, driven by the devil, deceives the world. He draws a parallel between false worship and spiritual fornication, showing how false churches are always available and accessible, leading people away from God’s truth. Through continual repentance, believers can guard themselves against being rejected by God.

For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT

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Bishop Rader Johnson dives into Revelation 17:1-7, warning against the influence of false spirits and religions in today's world. He emphasizes that we are in a time of the great falling away, not revival, and that the message of our age is repentance—without which no revival is possible. Bishop Johnson explains that God will judge the false church, using the Antichrist to carry out this judgment, as false religion, driven by the devil, deceives the world. He draws a parallel between false worship and spiritual fornication, showing how false churches are always available and accessible, leading people away from God’s truth. Through continual repentance, believers can guard themselves against being rejected by God.

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Based on 2 Peter 2:1-22, Bishop Rader Johnson addresses the rise of false teachers and prophets within the Apostolic church. He reveals how these individuals, despite their talents in preaching or teaching, lead others astray through their destructive lifestyles. Drawing from biblical warnings, Bishop Johnson teaches that false prophets appear in sheep's clothing—hiding their true nature behind their abilities—but can be recognized by their actions. He cautions against following the crowd and challenges believers to discern leaders who exploit the church for personal gain, reminding us that God’s truth is always rooted in scripture.

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Based on 2 Peter 2:1-22, Bishop Rader Johnson addresses the rise of false teachers and prophets within the Apostolic church. He reveals how these individuals, despite their talents in preaching or teaching, lead others astray through their destructive lifestyles. Drawing from biblical warnings, Bishop Johnson teaches that false prophets appear in sheep's clothing—hiding their true nature behind their abilities—but can be recognized by their actions. He cautions against following the crowd and challenges believers to discern leaders who exploit the church for personal gain, reminding us that God’s truth is always rooted in scripture.

For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT

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Based on 2 Peter 2:1-22, Bishop Rader Johnson addresses the rise of false teachers and prophets within the Apostolic church. He reveals how these individuals, despite their talents in preaching or teaching, lead others astray through their destructive lifestyles. Drawing from biblical warnings, Bishop Johnson teaches that false prophets appear in sheep's clothing—hiding their true nature behind their abilities—but can be recognized by their actions. He cautions against following the crowd and challenges believers to discern leaders who exploit the church for personal gain, reminding us that God’s truth is always rooted in scripture.

For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT