How did David cope with the many trials described in his previous psalms? What tactic did he employ to alter his perception of all his troubles? The key lies in this beautiful song. We will also learn something about praise that may shock you!

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The altar of incense seems to be the "odd man out" among the Tabernacle furnishings. Why wasn't it described earlier in the Torah when the menorah and table of showbread were introduced? And if each furnishing has a matching piece of furniture, what is the matching piece for the altar of incense? Join us as we discuss this fascinating holy object.

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The previous psalm (Psalm 63) described how David dealt with physical enemies who were out to kill him. But in this psalm, David addresses the issue of hidden and anonymous spiritual enemies. A close study of this psalm can be a great boost to one's faith and peace.

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If you knew that dangerous men were hunting you to kill you, what would you pray for? Protection? Rescue? Superpowers? David found himself in exactly this predicament but prayed for none of these things. What did he pray for? Join us as we explore this short but beautiful and inspiring psalm together.

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In this discussion of the Tabernacle, we move out to the outer court and address the two items found there - the bronze alter and the laver. What is the significance of these two items? And what spiritual significance do they hold for a disciple of Yeshua? What makes the laver so different from all the other furnishings of the Tabernacle? And what additional item was made for the alter in the book of Numbers? Join us for a lively discussion of these and other topics related to the Tabernacle.

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In this episode of our Tabernacle discussions, we examine the table of showbread and the most ornate of all the furnishings - the golden menorah. Everything in the Tabernacle is completely symmetrical except for these two pieces which stand opposite one another. What do these two objects represent and what can we learn from them? There are deep truths contained here for our consideration. So step into the Holy Place with us and let's see what we can discover.

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The Torah's description of the Tabernacle begins with its first two items of "furniture" - the Ark and the Ark Cover. Though we usually think of these as being one item, the Torah treats them as two. Why is that? But this is not the first ark mentioned in the Bible (and neither is Noah's ark, which is a completely different word). Do you know what the first ark is that is mentioned in the Bible? And what is the most important feature of the Ark? And how does the Ark cover picture God's divine pattern for mankind? We answer these and many other questions in this lively conversation.

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Why is the subject of the Tabernacle with all its details such a huge topic in the Bible? In fact, no topic in Scripture receives more attention. More than 50 chapters are devoted to it and the Temple! Beginning with this episode of Bread Crumbs, Robin and I have decided to do a deep dive into the Tabernacle and try to unlock its secrets. And why do we call this one "God's Shoe Leather"? Take a listen and find out.

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For one reason or another, everyone we know fades away. Every relationship will eventually fail, whether through unfaithfulness, illness, death, or betrayal. Where can we find steadfastness in this transitory world with all its transitory relationships? Only in God Himself. That is the theme of this beautiful psalm - the glorious promise of God's eternal faithfulness.

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This special teaching (and its peculiar title) was inspired by watching a YouTube video in which one online preacher criticized another accusing him of preaching "Law" in his sermon. This got my mental gears turning and ...well, the result is this short teaching. I hope you enjoy it!

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