Clayton Leinneweber spent the last 30 years traveling with a full-size replica of the tabernacle, which will be at College Station Seventh-day Adventist Church from March 29 through April 6.

Hi, I’m John Green, and welcome to Crash Course Religions. So this is the Theotokos of Tikhvin. According to legend, it was painted by Saint Luke and was eventually housed in a ...

The Hebrew Bible has only five instances where something (humans) serves as God's image. Three of those instances are in Genesis 1:26-27. The other two are Genesis 5:3 and 9:6.

There is a priest at the open entrance to the tabernacle before the altar, perhaps preparing to make a sacrifice. The windows depict where the Israelites thanked God, drew close to God, atoned and ...

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The Hebrew word qorbanot, usually translated as "sacrifice," comes from the root "to draw near." This is made more explicit by the burning of sacrifices, often referred to as sweet-smelling oblations.

Well, that would be yes and no. The tabernacle itself, the author of Hebrews in Chapter 10, he says that merely through the repetition of sacrifices that the people knew that their sacrifices were not ...

In the Hebrew Hammer, Levy pays homage to the flavors of a beloved Hanukkah dessert, sufganiyot, or Israeli doughnuts, usually filled with jelly and generously dusted with powdered sugar.