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Early references to the House of God
Ge 28:16–17 “house of God” was first used by Jacob to commemorate the place where he met with God; Ge 28:19 “Bethel” means “house of God”.
See also Ge 28:22
The Tabernacle as the House of God
The Tabernacle was referred to as such before its construction
See also Ex 34:26
In the wilderness God said he would dwell with his people in the Tabernacle
How did Isreal know how to build a sanctuary that God would dwell in?
They only know the correct way because God gave them the pattern
God’s presence came and dwelt in the Tabernacle when it was completed
When did the cloud cover the tent and when did the glory of the Lord fill the tabernacle?
Only after Moses obediently finished the work/ pattern
See also Ex 40:35–38
The Temple as the permanent House of God
David’s desire to build the Lord a permanent House
This was not the Lord’s Will for David
2 Sa 7:5–7; 2 Sa 7:12–13
See also Ac 7:45–47
Solomon builds the Temple in Jersualem
1 Ki 5:4–5; 1 Ki 6:1–2
God’s presence dwelt there but was conditional upon the faithfulness of the people
See also 1 Ki 9:6–9
Did the Isrealites keep the conditions of God's commands?
No, they did not keep God's commands and the Temple was destroyed
Zerubbabel’s Temple referred to as the House of God
The returning exiles begin rebuilding the Temple:
Ezr 2:68; Ezr 3:8–9; Ezr 3:11; Ezr 4:24; Ezr 5:2; Ezr 5:13; Ezr 5:16–17
Ezra’s reforms:
Ezr 10:1; Ezr 10:6; Ezr 10:9
Ne 6:10; Ne 8:16; Ne 10:32; Ne 10:34–38; Ne 11:11; Ne 11:22; Ne 12:40
Nehemiah’s reforms:
Ne 13:9; Ne 13:11; Ne 13:14
Other names given to the House of God
Sanctuary
House of prayer
Mt 21:13; Is 56:7
God’s dwelling-place
The need for due reverence in worship
The House of God under the New Covenant
In the hearts of God’s people
1 Co 3:16; Ga 4:6
See also Ac 7:48; Ac 17:24; 1 Co 6:19; 2 Co 1:22; 2 Co 6:16; Eph 3:17
Where does God dwell today?
In the hearts of His people
How do we know how to build the sanctuary that God will dwell in?
We must follow the pattern He has given us Ex. 25:8-9
In the church, the body of Christ
See also Eph 2:19–22; 1 Pe 2:4–5
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