Simeon - and the End Time Church

Good message this month at The Old Time Gospel Ministry.
“And, behold, there was a man in Jerusalem, whose name was Simeon; and the same man was just and devout, waiting for the consolation of Israel: and the Holy Ghost was upon him. And it was revealed unto him by the Holy Ghost, that he [...]

Typology:The Tabernacle and Its Furniture (7)

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The Antitypical Holy of Holies - (Exodus 25—27, 30, 35—38, 40)
We have already shown that the tabernacle as a house was a type of the New Testament church, and as a means of service typical of the way by which [...]

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THE GOLDEN ALTAR (Exod. 30:1-10)
The golden altar, though not so large as the brazen altar, was more precious, being made of shittim wood but overlaid with gold. It was one cubit, or eighteen inches, square and two cubits, or three feet, high. [...]

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THE GOLDEN CANDLESTICK (Exod. 25:31-39; 37:17-24)
This great candlelabrum, which stood at the south side of the first room, was one piece of pure beaten gold. It was made of a talent of gold, or about $27,375 worth of gold. Its size is not given in [...]

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The Sanctuary ( Exod. 26 :1 37; 36: 8 38 )
The exact dimensions of the tabernacle proper are not given, but it may be readily calculated from the size and number of the boards and the curtains. It was thirty cubits, or forty five feet, long by ten [...]

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The Laver - ( Exod. 30 :17 21; 38:8 )
The altar was typical of our justification through the atonement of Christ.
God has given us less specific information concerning the laver than of the other articles of furniture in the tabernacle. We are told that it was made of brass (copper), [...]

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What the Tabernacle Typified

One can scarcely contemplate this peculiar structure with its various apartments, its strange furniture, its bloody sacrifices, and its mysterious rites without being impressed with the fact that it must be of symbolic significance, even if the Scriptures were silent as to the fact. We need have no doubt that the [...]

Typology: The Tabernacle and Its Furniture (1)

This evening I came upon a few very good articles on Bible Typology; ‘Types and Shadows’ , written by numerous authors/teachers.. As I read them in the coming days, I thought someone else might be interested, so plan on posting at least a few more, and a few links to others. One of the early [...]

The Gospel According to Moses

A couple months back I posted on types and shadows found in the Old Testament..tonight I came across this wonderful little chapter from an on-line book on the same subject. As I wrote in the earlier post, types and shadows found in the writings of the Old Testament have always interested me; I can thank [...]

Types and Shadows: Further Comments

After posting yesterday on Types and Shadows, I came across some comments by A.W Pink, on the subject..
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A Few Words About Old Testament Types
“In the volume of the book it is written of Me” (Heb. 10:7), said the Lord Jesus. Christ is the key to the Scriptures – “Search the Scriptures they are [...]

Types and Shadows

Before bed last night, I was browsing through the November edition of TableTalk magazine and came upon what I thought was a wonderful little article on Types and Shadows in the Old Testament, written by Warren A. Gage. I was hoping today to be able to find it on-line somewhere, so did a search. [...]