JESUS IN THE TABERNACLE-PART 4

What if the ancient blueprint of the tabernacle in the wilderness was never just about a tent? It was a living, breathing picture of our own spiritual journey. In this session, we explore the three distinct types of light found within the tabernacle structure, and what they reveal about where we are in our walk with God. From the natural daylight of the outer court, to the word-illuminated candlelight of the inner court, to the unexplainable Shekinah glory of the Holy of Holies, each kind of light represents a deeper level of intimacy with God. The stunning connection drawn from Genesis 1 reminds us that God created light on the first day, three full days before He ever made the sun and the moon. That first light was not natural. It was divine. And that same divine light is what God commands to shine in our hearts when we come to faith, just as described in 2 Corinthians 4:6, where Paul speaks of God shining the light of the knowledge of His glory into our hearts. This is not mysticism. This is the invitation of the Holy Spirit to stop living by what we can see, taste, and touch, and start living by the glory of God that no natural source can produce or explain.