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What if the tabernacle Moses built was never the original?

What if it was a copy—a visible shadow of an eternal heavenly reality?

In Understanding the Two Tabernacles: One Moses Built—One Moses Saw, Pastor Tony Gordon presents a powerful biblical journey from Exodus to Hebrews, revealing the difference between the earthly tabernacle made with human hands and the greater heavenly tabernacle established by Jesus Christ.

God commanded Moses to build according to the pattern shown to him on the mountain. This raises an important question: If Moses built the earthly tabernacle, what was the heavenly pattern he saw?

Through clear teaching and carefully connected Scriptures, this book explores:

• The earthly tabernacle Moses built and the heavenly tabernacle he saw
• The difference between the Levitical priesthood and Christ’s eternal priesthood
• Why a change of priesthood required a change of law
• The meaning of the sacrifices, blood, veil, altar, and Most Holy Place
• Jesus Christ as our eternal High Priest after the order of Melchizedek
• The establishment of the New Covenant through Christ’s own blood
• How believers became God’s dwelling place through the Holy Spirit
• Why the presence of God changed location

The earthly tabernacle was temporary, but the heavenly tabernacle is eternal. The first was the copy; the second is the true. The old priesthood offered the blood of animals repeatedly, but Jesus Christ entered the greater and more perfect tabernacle once and for all with His own blood, obtaining eternal redemption for us.

This study will help pastors, teachers, ministry leaders, Bible students, and believers understand how the entire tabernacle system pointed prophetically to Jesus Christ and the finished work of the New Covenant.

The pattern was revealed to Moses.
The copy was built on Earth.
The fulfillment was accomplished through Christ.
And now, through the Holy Spirit, God dwells within His people.

Discover the two tabernacles—and understand why one Moses built, but the other Moses saw.

Understanding the Two Tabernacles is a timely invitation to move beyond the shadow and experience the reality found in Jesus Christ.