Apostolic Alignment School Of Ministry
Old Testament
Intermediate

The Tabernacle of God: Revelations of Christ in the Wilderness

A Scholarly Study of Christological Types and Shadows

A deep theological study of the Tabernacle of Moses as a prophetic blueprint of Christ's redemptive work. This course examines every element of the tabernacle — the furniture, the courts, the priesthood, the offerings, and the feasts — revealing how each detail points to Jesus Christ and the believer's approach to God. Students will gain revelatory understanding of Old Testament typology and its fulfillment in the New Testament.

David Beraru9 hoursNKJV
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Non-Accreditation Notice: This course does not grant academic credit, a college degree, or government-recognized credentials. It is for religious education and ministry training purposes only.

What You'll Learn

Understand the significance of the Tabernacle's design and its relation to Christ.
Identify the typological elements within the Tabernacle that reveal Christ's nature and work.
Apply insights gained from the study of the Tabernacle to contemporary Christian worship and life.

Course Introduction

This course explores the Tabernacle of Moses as not merely a physical structure, but as a profound representation of Christ and His ministry. The meticulous details of its construction offer deep insight into the nature of God and His redemptive plan for humanity. Each element, from the outer courts to the Holy of Holies, serves as a prophetic shadow leading to the fullness of Christ as the ultimate fulfillment of the law and the prophets.

Curriculum

9 lessons

Course Details

Materials: Outline Studies of the Tabernacle by Ada R. Habershon (https://www.brethrenarchive.org/media/365572/habershon-ada-r-outline-studies-of-the-tabernacle.pdf)

Translation: NKJV

Level: Intermediate

Passing Score: 70%

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