The way of the tabernacle paints a picture of the path to salvation, which is to be indwelt by the Holy Spirit. Priests would enter through the gate, present the sacrifice on the brazen altar, and then purify themselves at the laver (baptism of John).

This is where the "church" typically stops in its teaching of salvation; but, like the Samaritans in Acts 8 had done before Peter and John came to them, the churchian model stops short of the most important aspect of this progression, which is entering the Holy of Holies.

The lighted menorah, altar of incense, and the bread of the presence in the Holy Place represent guidance and nourishment from the Holy Spirit as He leads the believer into the Holy of Holies, which is to receive the covenant of marriage as Messiah Yahoshua's bride.

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The thief on the cross manifestly understood the path to salvation better than the highly educated pharisees. He provided the example of what is necessary to be born again, and he received his confirmation of that salvation directly from the Messiah Himself.

Our Weekly Gathering

For ten years, our local fellowship gathered in our home on the Sabbath to share a meal and to study the scriptures.

Because of some logistical changes within our local family of believers (death, moving away, etc.), we decided to open our fellowship meetings to others who do not live in central Virginia. So, now we meet each Friday evening at 7:00 (Eastern) via Zoom.

If you would like to join our Zoom meetings, either to participate or just to listen, please join our private Facebook page where the invitation links for joining our meetings are posted each week. Click the image below to go to our private Facebook page.