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The Temple Pattern In Prayer
The Temple Pattern In Prayer - Join us as we Enter the Month of September—a Time of the Deeper Seek! God is giving instructions, and we have to follow them. The Seek is personal. The Seek is for your next level. The Seek is what you will call deep unto Deep. “Deep calls to deep in the roar of your waterfalls; all your waves and breakers have swept over me” (Psalm 42:7).
Tonight, we dive into the Word to learn how to continue developing our prayer life and pattern it after the example of the Tabernacle.
“In the Outer Court, people were used to religious activities but without the reality of a personal encounter with God. They were satisfied with hearing stories and descriptions of what was beyond the veil, but could never dream of themselves seeing or touching it. They were content to worship from afar. To them, God was not really a personal and intimate reality. This was indeed a sad situation. It was the reality of the Outer Court Lifestyle.
On the other hand, the Inner Court and Holy of Holies' experiences were deep, personal, and intimate. There, God met with men, spoke to them, touched them, blessed them, and showed them His glory. People like Moses, Aaron, Phinehas, Zechariah, and many others tasted the glory that lay beyond the veil. But the majority did not.” KMMI Ministries
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The Temple Pattern In Prayer - Join us as we Enter the Month of September—a Time of the Deeper Seek! God is giving instructions, and we have to follow them. The Seek is personal. The Seek is for your next level. The Seek is what you will call deep unto Deep. “Deep calls to deep in the roar of your waterfalls; all your waves and breakers have swept over me” (Psalm 42:7).
Tonight, we dive into the Word to learn how to continue developing our prayer life and pattern it after the example of the Tabernacle.
“In the Outer Court, people were used to religious activities but without the reality of a personal encounter with God. They were satisfied with hearing stories and descriptions of what was beyond the veil, but could never dream of themselves seeing or touching it. They were content to worship from afar. To them, God was not really a personal and intimate reality. This was indeed a sad situation. It was the reality of the Outer Court Lifestyle.
On the other hand, the Inner Court and Holy of Holies' experiences were deep, personal, and intimate. There, God met with men, spoke to them, touched them, blessed them, and showed them His glory. People like Moses, Aaron, Phinehas, Zechariah, and many others tasted the glory that lay beyond the veil. But the majority did not.” KMMI Ministries