THE WORD AND PRAYER (3 OF 5)
by Zach Terry
Scripture: 1 Kings 17:1-24
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The Word and Prayer (3 of 5)
Series: Tabernacle Prayer
Zach Terry
1 Kings 17
INTRODUCTION: We are a series of sermons where we are looking at the Tabernacle old Testament Tabernacle as a pattern for prayer. Remember you are the tabernacle of the Holy Spirit in this age. We said last week the Tabernacle consists of the 3 parts:
1. The Outer Court - Points to the Son
2. The Holy Space - Points to the Spirit
3. The Holy of Holies - Points to the Father
HISTORY OF THE TABERNACLE:
TABERNACLE - NOW Remember, this tabernacle traveled with ISRAEL throughout the years until the conquest of Canaan. Then as the Monarchy was established, David had a vision for creating a permanent tabernacle or TEMPLE. Same design, same purpose, just a permanent structure.
FIRST TEMPLE - God did not allow David to construct the Temple, but gave that as-signment to his son Solomon. This first temple was destroyed about 400 years after it was built by King Nebukanezer of Babylon.
SECOND TEMPLE - The temple was rebuilt and rededicated during the time of Ezra, this is called the second temple. However the second temple was much more modest. It possessed nothing of the grandure with which Solomon built.
HEROD'S TEMPLE - When Herod the Great came to power, he renovated the Second Temple and made it much more glorious - something more akin to what it had been in the days of Solomon.
ROMAN DESTRUCTION - But then in 70AD, the Romans destroyed the Temple in ful-fillment of the Prophecy Jesus made in Mat. 24.
THE BELIEVER - So today, we don't have a temple that we go to in order to worship. We are the temple. We are the place that the Holy Spirit has chosen to take up resi-dence.
With that in mind - studying the tabernacle is like studying an operators manual for life. The Tabernacle was a shadow of which you are the substance.
What do we know about this tabernacle? According to Jesus, it was primarily a house of PRAYER. Luke 19:46 (ESV)
46 ... ''It is wri ...
Series: Tabernacle Prayer
Zach Terry
1 Kings 17
INTRODUCTION: We are a series of sermons where we are looking at the Tabernacle old Testament Tabernacle as a pattern for prayer. Remember you are the tabernacle of the Holy Spirit in this age. We said last week the Tabernacle consists of the 3 parts:
1. The Outer Court - Points to the Son
2. The Holy Space - Points to the Spirit
3. The Holy of Holies - Points to the Father
HISTORY OF THE TABERNACLE:
TABERNACLE - NOW Remember, this tabernacle traveled with ISRAEL throughout the years until the conquest of Canaan. Then as the Monarchy was established, David had a vision for creating a permanent tabernacle or TEMPLE. Same design, same purpose, just a permanent structure.
FIRST TEMPLE - God did not allow David to construct the Temple, but gave that as-signment to his son Solomon. This first temple was destroyed about 400 years after it was built by King Nebukanezer of Babylon.
SECOND TEMPLE - The temple was rebuilt and rededicated during the time of Ezra, this is called the second temple. However the second temple was much more modest. It possessed nothing of the grandure with which Solomon built.
HEROD'S TEMPLE - When Herod the Great came to power, he renovated the Second Temple and made it much more glorious - something more akin to what it had been in the days of Solomon.
ROMAN DESTRUCTION - But then in 70AD, the Romans destroyed the Temple in ful-fillment of the Prophecy Jesus made in Mat. 24.
THE BELIEVER - So today, we don't have a temple that we go to in order to worship. We are the temple. We are the place that the Holy Spirit has chosen to take up resi-dence.
With that in mind - studying the tabernacle is like studying an operators manual for life. The Tabernacle was a shadow of which you are the substance.
What do we know about this tabernacle? According to Jesus, it was primarily a house of PRAYER. Luke 19:46 (ESV)
46 ... ''It is wri ...
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