Many Christians are forced to give. They are intimidated to believe that they must tithe. Few subjects cause more passionate debate among Christians than tithing. In the Biblical context, tithing was ...

The tabernacle is described in the Old Testament of the Bible as the portable dwelling place of God. It was built to specifications revealed to Moses by God after the people of Israel escaped ...

Paul repeatedly indicates the Scriptures (Old Testament) taught the death ... Then beginning with Moses and with all the prophets, He explained to them the things concerning Himself in all ...

The ephod (pronounced "eh-faad") was a part of the garments for the Priests in the Old Testament ... to the City of David. Moses’s brother, Aaron, donned the ephod and other priestly garments as his ...

The O Antiphons invoke Our Lord using imagery taken from the Old Testament ... we say that Moses was earlier instructed by a type in the mystery of the tabernacle which encompasses the universe.” ...

The Greek word for “dwelt” (σκηνόω) means “to take up residence, or to pitch a tent,” evoking the imagery of the Old Testament tabernacle where God’s presence dwelled among His people. In Exodus, God ...

Old Testament saints received God’s words through their prophets and leaders. Moses told the Israelites ... When God told Israel how He wanted His tabernacle built, He also equipped craftsmen and ...

"This is the typical depiction of the handing over of the laws to Moses on Mount Sinai, the beginning of the covenant between God and man from the Old Testament," said Grabherr. The last motif ...