In Session 5 Orna Grinman begins to engage with the Tabernacle model – first by describing the “Gate” and walking through it. Once inside the Gate Orna describes the Tabernacle Courtyard and the furnishings that are found there. With each element of the tabernacle Orna describes what the priests did in the Wilderness Tabernacle and how we can see Yeshua in that element. In this session she covers the Gate, the Curtain, and the Veil – the three entrances found in the Tabernacle compound. She also discusses the Brazen Altar – the place where blood is shed – and helps us understand how represents the Cross of Yeshua.
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Enter the Gate – Part 1
Orna begins to engage with the Tabernacle model – first by describing the “Gate” and walking through it. She then moves on to the Tabernacle Courtyard and its furnishings. With each element of the Tabernacle Orna asks us to consider two questions – What did the priests do here and how do I do it? And, How is this fulfilled in Yeshua? In this session she covers the Gate, the Curtain, and the Veil – the three entrances associated with the Tabernacle. She also introduces the Bronze Altar – the place where blood is shed. Orna discusses a process for repentance using a tool she calls “the Court’s Prayer” in which we invite Yeshua to be Lord over every Feeling, Fact, Thought, and Reaction connected to the things for which we need to repent.
Enter the Gate – Part 2
Orna explains how we must be diligent to practice repentance and forgiveness. She presents another helpful tool for managing our painful emotions rather than allowing our emotions to manage us.
