For something different, I have attached a link to a podcast page where I have uploaded a sermon I preached recently on the Feast of Tabernacles, or Sukkot. In this message I talk about how the Feast is a reminder of God's desire to dwell among His people and how Jesus is the means to the fulfilment of this. It also considers how Sukkot points us to the final days and how because of Jesus, we can dwell with God forever.
The content of this message is just an introduction to the topic and I encourage you to test what is said and research the topic further.
A special mention of thanks to Tyler for her help with the historical context in the message. I strongly recommend her blog page http://theancientbridge.com Lots of great insightful articles.
I hope to record more podcasts in the future of my past and future posts and possibly even vodcasts.
http://www.podcastgarden.com/episode/that-i-may-dwell-among-them_90539
Amendment:
In the message when I talk about the meaning of atonement, I meant to say Akkadian rather than Semitic because, as has been pointed out to me, Arabic is a Semitic language.
The content of this message is just an introduction to the topic and I encourage you to test what is said and research the topic further.
A special mention of thanks to Tyler for her help with the historical context in the message. I strongly recommend her blog page http://theancientbridge.com Lots of great insightful articles.
I hope to record more podcasts in the future of my past and future posts and possibly even vodcasts.
http://www.podcastgarden.com/episode/that-i-may-dwell-among-them_90539
Amendment:
In the message when I talk about the meaning of atonement, I meant to say Akkadian rather than Semitic because, as has been pointed out to me, Arabic is a Semitic language.
