The Tabernacle of David
Classes
Class 1: I heard of it at Ephrath
The class explores the significance of the Tabernacle of David in Isaiah 16:5, discussing its role in the future kingdom of Christ and the historical context of David's establishment of a place for the ark in Jerusalem. It highlights the importance of true worship and God's presence among His people.
Class 2: Arise into thy Resting Place
The class discusses the significance of David bringing the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem, emphasizing the importance of Jerusalem in fulfilling God's purpose. It highlights David's role as a king-priest and the establishment of a new tabernacle for the Ark, contrasting it with the existing tabernacle at Gibeon.
Class 3: White Sepulchers Full of Dead Men's Bones
The class explores Jesus' denunciation of the scribes and Pharisees in Matthew 23, emphasizing their hypocrisy and focus on external appearances while neglecting internal righteousness. It contrasts this with the attitude of David, who prepared abundantly for God's house, highlighting the importance of sincere devotion and practical discipleship.
Class 4: Jesus of Nazareth Shall Destroy this Place
The class discusses David's preparation for the temple and the significance of the tabernacle of David, emphasizing the replacement of the old system with the new through Jesus Christ's resurrection and the establishment of the ecclesia. It explores how the tabernacle of David symbolizes Christ and the unity of Jews and Gentiles in the faith.
Class 5: What House Shall you build for me
The class discusses the symbolism of the tabernacle of David and its representation of Jesus Christ. It explores how God's presence is not confined to physical structures but is available to all who seek Him, emphasizing the contrast between ritualistic worship and the simplicity of faith in Christ.