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Hearts Beyond the Veil
Day 1 of Hearts Beyond the Veil: Radiant Intimacy
In today’s lesson, we studied God’s glory as it radiated from Moses’ face when he came down from Mount Sinai. The glory which radiated from the face of Moses faded with time. The longer the distance between the time Moses spent with God, the more God’s glory faded from Moses’ face. If we have the Holy Spirit living within us, God’s glory never fades because the Holy Spirit never leaves us.
Day 2 of Hearts Beyond the Veil: A Room with a View
In today’s lesson, Beth draws an analogy between the shape of the Holy of Holies and the four gospels of Christ. The Holy of Holies was a square shaped room with four walls. Beth’s analogy draws the comparison with each of the gospels representing a wall around the holiness of Christ Jesus. According to Beth, Matthew’s theme (one wall) is Jesus as King. Mark’s theme (2nd wall) is Jesus as servant. Luke’s theme (3rd wall) is Jesus as man. John’s theme (4th wall) is Jesus as God. Also according to Beth, Matthew targeted Jews (religious people). Mark targets Romans (average business people). Luke targeted Greeks (philosophers). John targeted all of the above.
Although I’ve never drawn the above conclusions, I find them very interesting.
Day 3 of Hearts Beyond the Veil: The Ark of the Testimony
In today’s lesson, we learned more about the Ark of the Testimony. The Ark of Testimony was placed behind the veil of the tabernacle, in the place known as the Holy of Holies. Only the high priests could enter the Holy of Holies. Today, if we have received Jesus as Lord, we can go straight to the throne of God, by the authority of the blood of Jesus.
Therefore, brethren, since we have confidence to enter the holy place by the blood of Jesus, by a new and living way which He inaugurated for us through the veil, that is, His flesh, and since we have a great priest over the house of God, let us draw near with a sincere heart in full assurance of faith, having our hearts sprinkled clean from an evil conscience and our bodies washed with pure water. – Hebrews 10:19-22Day 4 of Hearts Beyond the Veil: God on the Move
In today’s lesson, we were reminded that God was very specific about the construction of the Ark of the Testimony. He was just as specific about the way it would be handled and carried. If God’s specific instructions were not followed, the offender died. David wanted to build a new dwelling place for the Ark because the king lived in a cedar house, but the Ark only dwelt in a tent. God reminded David that the Ark’s construction and tent dwelling were His specific instructions. The purpose for the tent dwelling was so that the Ark could be moved and God could move and dwell here with man.
Day 5 of Hearts Beyond the Veil: The Meeting Place
In today’s lesson, we focused more on the cherubim position on opposite ends of the mercy seat of the Ark of the Testimony. Then, we compared that holy structure with the tomb of Jesus. According to John 20:10-13, two angels guarded the body of Jesus. One stood at the head and one stood at the feet where the body of Jesus had been lying. In my opinion, this comparison draws a divine link between the Ark of Testimony and the tomb of Jesus.
I can’t say enough positive things about this Bible study. Please consider completing the entire study A Woman’s Heart: God’s Dwelling Place by Beth Moore. You won’t regret it. I promise.
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