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Temple of God Made Without Hands Table of Contents Part I: The Old and the New 1 Old Testament References of the Old Covenant Tabernacle ... 3 2 The Great High Priest ....................................................................... 23
Part II: The Royal Priesthood 3 The Spirit and the Word ................................................................. 53 4 Working the Grace of God ............................................................. 83 5 Unity .................................................................................................. 107
Part III: The Holy of Holies 6 Entering His Rest ............................................................................ 141 7 The Veil ............................................................................................. 167 8 The Hiding Place .............................................................................. 191
Part IV: Peripheral Considerations 9 The Outer Court .............................................................................. 231 Notes ................................................................................................... 253 Lowest price on the Internet or any store TEMPLE OF GOD MADE WITHOUT HANDS One of the intents of this book is to demonstrate the power of prayer through the symbolism of the old covenant tabernacle to prepare the reader to successfully integrate into the coming great endtime revival. Having an abiding relationship with Jesus Christ is the only way we will survive the last days. Darkness will envelop the world in a thick cloud of deception, and we will need to rely on Jesus who said, “Watch therefore: for ye know not what hour your Lord doth come” (Mat 24:42-51 KJV; See also Mat 25,1-30; Mk 13,33-37; Lk 12,35-48; Lk 21,28,34-36). A genuine relationship with Jesus Christ will be our only possession that will effectively help us through these coming arduous times.
As we come to know our Lord through the word of God and prayer, we will acquire the hearing ear as it says in Rev 2:7, “He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches.” This is the word Jesus repeated more often than any other statement in the book of Revelation. The result of God's people developing the hearing ear is unity, which will overpower the kingdom of Satan. This book speaks about the anointing and bridges the gap between the evangelicals and the charismatics alike, even between denominations distant as Baptists from Pentecostals. There is one God, one tabernacle and one anointing that speaks to all denominations. I am a born again Christian and have spent as much time with the evangelicals as I have with the charismatics. This book successfully crosses barriers between them, and calls all people to unite. It is time we concentrate on what we have in common, instead of on our differences. I have been seeking God for over 30 years and have spent about half that time writing this book.
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