

Tabernacle Lectures (1)
The first half of Exodus explains in detail how the Israelite people came out of Egypt. In the second half, it continues with the law that came down. After that, it speaks about the tabernacle, starting in chapter 25, and Exodus ends when the tabernacle is completed. John 5:39 says, “You search the Scriptures, for in them you think you have eternal life; and these are they which testify of Me.” Here, “the Scriptures” means the Old Testament. The Old Testament is showing Jesus
Oct 15


Tabernacle Lectures (31)
The Door of the Tabernacle The direction that the door faced was the opposite direction of houses in the world. The door of the tabernacle faces east, so in order to enter the Holy Place, we must go from east to west. When Jesus was born, the wise men came from the east. It means they had to keep going west in order to meet Jesus. Most people want to head towards the east, where the sun rises. In other words, the direction of where hope in their flesh grows. The way to go to
Oct 15


The True Beginning of Faith: The Altar of Burnt Offering
The Israelites were only allowed to enter the outer court of the tabernacle. Only the priests could go into the Holy Place, and only the high priest could enter the Most Holy Place. But the Bible says that those who are born again have become high priests in the New Covenant. So let me ask you: Where are you living out your faith today? Are you still standing outside the court, or have you entered into the presence of God? When you look at the diagram of the tabernacle, you c
Oct 15


Pastor Ock Soo Park Visits Good News New York and Manhattan Churches
After spending the Chuseok holiday in Korea, Pastor Ock Soo Park visited New York on October 7 to meet with local congregation members. Church Members from churches across the surrounding regions also attended to warmly welcome him. The evening service on October 7, held at Mahanaim, opened with vibrant performances, including the Memphis Bell Dance Team’s “Say Yes” dance and musical pieces by the Music School students and the New York Church Choir, which softened hearts bef
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