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A widely recognized principle of hermeneutics is to garner as much information as possible regarding what the text(s) under consideration meant to its/their original audience or readership. For a Western Christian three and a half millennia hence, this is perhaps more difficult than might be imagined. But the reward is worth the effort; the prize is worth the price. Typology is the study of types and antitypes, and features heavily in this work. As each item of furniture in the tabernacle in the wilderness is subject to analysis, their fulfillment in Christ and the practical application for believers of such fulfillment is thereby exposed. The journey for the reader begins where it ended for the majority under Moses' leadership: at the brazen altar. After bathing at the brazen laver, we are then allowed to join the priests as they undertake their duties in the Holy Place, attending the table of shewbread, the golden lampstand, and the altar of incense. We then accompany the high priest into the Most Holy Place and find out why we are now permitted to stand before the ark of the covenant. It is a journey of discovery and it will do you good (Num 10:29)!

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"""As man fell in the Garden of Eden, God promised to send the Messiah Savior. And many valuable truths of that salvation through Christ are typified in the tabernacle. Chris Woodall, who has established himself as an excellent expounder of God's truth, has drawn out interesting and important lessons from the tabernacle in his latest book, Messiah in the Mishkan."" --David Wilson, retired pastor ""Chris Woodall leads us, as a skillful tour guide, through the furnishings and fixtures of the tabernacle. He combines scholarly interest with whimsical anecdotes and insights always earthing it in his Reformed background and seeking to apply each aspect for us today. This monograph will help academics or first-time visitors to the Mishkan gain a fresh appreciation for the substance of our Messiah in the shadow of God's portable cathedral."" --Simon Hawthorne, legal compliance manager"

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Chris Woodall is former associate professor of Christian dogmatics at North-West University, South Africa. This is his sixth book for Wipf & Stock. The first five, Covenant: the Basis of God's Self-Disclosure (2011), Kingdom: The Expression of God's Rule (2012), Atonement: God's Means of Effecting Man's Reconciliation (2015), Minor Prophets in a Major Key (2018), and Their Master's Voice: The Major Prophets Speak Today (2020) are also available from this publisher and other outlets.

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