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tabernacle or temple
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Stormcrow
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{14} "Also I will restore the captivity of My people Israel, And they will rebuild the ruined cities and live in them; They will also plant vineyards and drink their wine, And make gardens and eat their fruit. Amos 9:14 (NASB)
And here's what we know - in part - about Amos:
This is a passage taken from Amos 9 and Jeremiah 12 concerning the rebuilding Israel after the Babylonian captivity. Here is a verse farther down in the passage in Amos that explains it:
{14} "Also I will restore the captivity of My people Israel, And they will rebuild the ruined cities and live in them; They will also plant vineyards and drink their wine, And make gardens and eat their fruit. Amos 9:14 (NASB)
And here's what we know - in part - about Amos:
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Storm,
Is the tabernacle of David a temple or a tabernacle?
Is there a difference if so what are/is the difference?
Storm i have my view on this but wish to with hold it as to not taint your thoughts.
Please give this a bit more thought and let me know your thoughts again thanks
Storm,
Is the tabernacle of David a temple or a tabernacle?
Is there a difference if so what are/is the difference?
Storm i have my view on this but wish to with hold it as to not taint your thoughts.
Please give this a bit more thought and let me know your thoughts again thanks
Stormcrow
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First of all, let me indicate that I have not done much study in this area, so I am going to try and answer this from what I remember of earlier reading. I may not get it right.
The Tabernacle preceded the Temple and was the template after which the Temple was built. The Tabernacle had all of the same features of the Temple - it had a veil, a holy of holies to hold the Ark and the altar - except that it was a tent, meaning it was portable.
I had originally indicated in my post that Amos was writing about the Temple until I realized he was a prophet to the Northern Kingdom. As there was only one Temple - and that was (and would be again) in Jerusalem, it's likely that the Northern Kingdom had its own version of the Tabernacle and that this version would have been more like what was known as a Synagogue, the likes of which had been built during the captivity in Babylon and Persia.
The Tabernacle was also called the tent "of meeting" and this is also how the Synagogue was used (and remains so even today.)
Don't know if that answers your question, but that's all I've got. :p
First of all, let me indicate that I have not done much study in this area, so I am going to try and answer this from what I remember of earlier reading. I may not get it right.
The Tabernacle preceded the Temple and was the template after which the Temple was built. The Tabernacle had all of the same features of the Temple - it had a veil, a holy of holies to hold the Ark and the altar - except that it was a tent, meaning it was portable.
I had originally indicated in my post that Amos was writing about the Temple until I realized he was a prophet to the Northern Kingdom. As there was only one Temple - and that was (and would be again) in Jerusalem, it's likely that the Northern Kingdom had its own version of the Tabernacle and that this version would have been more like what was known as a Synagogue, the likes of which had been built during the captivity in Babylon and Persia.
The Tabernacle was also called the tent "of meeting" and this is also how the Synagogue was used (and remains so even today.)
Don't know if that answers your question, but that's all I've got. :p
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Davids tabernacle was not Solomon's temple nor Moses' tabernacle.
Yet it is the one to be rebuilt. Check out what David did with the Ark
First of all, let me indicate that I have not done much study in this area, so I am going to try and answer this from what I remember of earlier reading. I may not get it right.
That was 'Moses' tabernacle.
Davids tabernacle was not Solomon's temple nor Moses' tabernacle.
Yet it is the one to be rebuilt. Check out what David did with the Ark
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The Ark was in the Holy of Holies in Moses tabernacle...
Years later David retrieves the Ark from the bad guys.
We understand the Ark to be where the presence of God sat, the Mercy seat etc..
I am no theologian so my words may not be exactly right.
David reclaims the Ark , bringing it from there to here. He puts a 'tent' over the Ark .. The Ark and all that it means is not behind the vail, not hidden in the back side of the tabernacle, the folks are not forbidden to be around the Thing....it is in the presence of the people.
2Sa 6:17 And they brought in the ark of the LORD, and set it in his place, in the midst of the tabernacle that David had pitched for it: and David offered burnt offerings and peace offerings before the LORD.
The Ark was in the Holy of Holies in Moses tabernacle...
Years later David retrieves the Ark from the bad guys.
We understand the Ark to be where the presence of God sat, the Mercy seat etc..
I am no theologian so my words may not be exactly right.
David reclaims the Ark , bringing it from there to here. He puts a 'tent' over the Ark .. The Ark and all that it means is not behind the vail, not hidden in the back side of the tabernacle, the folks are not forbidden to be around the Thing....it is in the presence of the people.
2Sa 6:17 And they brought in the ark of the LORD, and set it in his place, in the midst of the tabernacle that David had pitched for it: and David offered burnt offerings and peace offerings before the LORD.
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Lehigh3
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reba, here's an interesting article (especially to preterism) on David's tabernacle:
The Tabernacle of David | Planet Preterist
reba, here's an interesting article (especially to preterism) on David's tabernacle:
The Tabernacle of David | Planet Preterist
Beck
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Greeting reba,
I think you understand the meaning of David's Tabernacle very well and I would add that when reading Hebrews 9 this same meaning of the first tabernacle 'tent' where the ceremonials and washing separated the people from the presence of God that was the second tent called the Holy of Holies.
Peter also proclaims that Christ Jesus was prophesied to sit on the throne of David Acts 2:29-36. Therefore Jesus became an high priest of good things to come, by a greater and more perfect tabernacle one without the outer court where blood offerings was given on the altar. Here Christ once give his life that we shall have eternal redemption.
The connection with Amos and Isaiah is that God did restore the outcast of Israel those from the four corners of the earth.(Isaiah 11) Those are recorded in the Acts of the Apostles chapter 2 on Penetcost.
Greeting reba,
I think you understand the meaning of David's Tabernacle very well and I would add that when reading Hebrews 9 this same meaning of the first tabernacle 'tent' where the ceremonials and washing separated the people from the presence of God that was the second tent called the Holy of Holies.
Peter also proclaims that Christ Jesus was prophesied to sit on the throne of David Acts 2:29-36. Therefore Jesus became an high priest of good things to come, by a greater and more perfect tabernacle one without the outer court where blood offerings was given on the altar. Here Christ once give his life that we shall have eternal redemption.
The connection with Amos and Isaiah is that God did restore the outcast of Israel those from the four corners of the earth.(Isaiah 11) Those are recorded in the Acts of the Apostles chapter 2 on Penetcost.
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felix
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Tabernacle of David is nothing but the tent of David, a symbolic representation of his descendants.
Just like the 'tabernacle of Moloch' in the same book, chapter 7, the very same Greek word is used.
Acts 7:43 You also took up the tabernacle of Moloch, And the star of your god Remphan, Images which you made to worship; And I will carry you away beyond Babylon.'
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Elijah674
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