After the Fall in Genesis 3, God set cherubim to guard the way to the Tree of Life.
In Exodus 35.30, the LORD called Bezalel by name. He is the first one in Scripture of whom it is said “He has filled him with the Spirit of God” In Exodus 36.35 Bezalel wove cherubim into the Veil of the Tabernacle which was the barrier into the Holy of Holies, where the Presence dwelt. The way in was still barred by the cherubim.
When Jesus died, the Veil of the Temple was rent asunder from top to bottom. The way to the Tree of Life which had been barred by the cherubim is now opened for all.
Dear Lord Jesus make this a proclamation for the body today, that we open up our hearts and pour out what we have.
So, Moses sent out orders through the camp: “Men! Women! No more offerings for the building of the Sanctuary!”
The people were ordered to stop bringing offerings! There was plenty of material for all the work to be done. Enough and more than enough! And the people were restrained from bringing, for the material they had was sufficient for all the work to be done—indeed too much.
After the Fall in Genesis 3, God set cherubim to guard the way to the Tree of Life.
In Exodus 35.30, the LORD called Bezalel by name. He is the first one in Scripture of whom it is said “He has filled him with the Spirit of God” In Exodus 36.35 Bezalel wove cherubim into the Veil of the Tabernacle which was the barrier into the Holy of Holies, where the Presence dwelt. The way in was still barred by the cherubim.
When Jesus died, the Veil of the Temple was rent asunder from top to bottom. The way to the Tree of Life which had been barred by the cherubim is now opened for all.
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Dear Lord Jesus make this a proclamation for the body today, that we open up our hearts and pour out what we have.
So, Moses sent out orders through the camp: “Men! Women! No more offerings for the building of the Sanctuary!”
The people were ordered to stop bringing offerings! There was plenty of material for all the work to be done. Enough and more than enough!
And the people were restrained from bringing, for the material they had was sufficient for all the work to be done—indeed too much.