Jesus did not decorate his flesh or make it look beautiful to show the glory of God. The acacia wood is expressing this aspect of Jesus Christ. I searched the whole Bible to find out what Jesus looked like. The Bible does not say anything about his appearance except in Isaiah 53, “he hath no form nor comeliness; and when we shall see him, there is no beauty that we should desire him.” The people who say they are Jesus or those who say they believe in Jesus try to show off the

It says the altar is made of acacia wood. Not only the altar of burnt offering, but the table of showbread, the incense altar, the ark of the covenant, the boards that formed the tabernacle were all made of acacia wood. Acacia wood is from the acacia tree. Why did God tell them to make the altar of burnt offering, the table of showbread, the ark of the covenant, etc. out of acacia wood? The acacia tree is not a straight or beautiful, not an elegant or high-class tree. The alt

When you open the door of the tabernacle and enter in, right away you see the altar. And on top of the altar, you see the lamb that died for us. That scene is what we must see when we enter inside Jesus Christ. The wrath that God was going to rain on us, the judgment and punishment that we were supposed to receive, God poured all of that on Jesus Christ. Therefore, the death on the cross means our death. Jesus nailed on the cross means we were nailed on the cross. That is why

Hebrews 10:20 “By a new and living way, which he hath consecrated for us, through the veil, that is to say, his flesh.” It says that Jesus Christ has opened a new and living way for us through his death on the cross. The high priest opens the curtain, which surrounds the tabernacle, to go into the Holy Place. In the same way, we go out to God boldly through Jesus Christ, who was nailed on the cross and died for us. It means that through his death, Jesus Christ has opened a ne