Tabernacle of Moses: Leviticus 2 Grain or Meal Offering by Dr. Terry Harman

[@larrymack2659]

Why am I just discovering these teaching?????? This should be in every church

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Wow thank you for the encouraging words. More material on my website at www.thetabernacleman.com

[@3muzicluvr]

Thank you so much for this teaching. I am both convicted and humbled by understanding the significance of these sacrifices. I am going to pray about how I can make a better offering of myself to LORD to show my devotion and love and appreciation for what JESUS Christ has done for me. I want to do more and to do better because He deserves it!

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Thank you for taking the time to comment please share with others.

[@kijihigh6826]

Our Heavenly Father, The Creator showed so much love and care for His People. What a beautiful part of the Tabernacle. Holy Bread, The Bread of Life. I can imagine smelling burnt offering of meat and homemade bread all day long. What a delight.

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Amen. I agree the sight and smell would be wonderful

[@preetiagenoia8104]

I thank God for guiding me to this teaching, it a blessing. God bless this ministry.

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Thanks for your kind comments.

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Cannot buy the bread. My webpage has a blog on the subject of the recipe.

[@realtalk2528]

Thanks for the informative video. Since Christ shed his blood we no longer have to do slaughter of animals... but can we still do the grain offerings?? Or would it be unlawful? Before there was a temple and before Moses was given the law, they would make altars and make offerings. Can we make an altar out of earth or uncut stone and make a grain offering? Or did Christ sheding his blood put a stop to that as well? Thanks...

[@besrattadesse505]

I feel the Spirit of God touching my life and my ways through your words and your wisdome! God Bless you and your service! I pray God makes u fruitful your endeavors!

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Glad to meet you. There are more materials to read on my website www.thetabernacleman.com

[@matsu223]

Thank you. I will listen to more of this. It increases the understanding very much. Greetings from Sweden

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Thanks for the comment. Please check out my website. More information in Blog section. www.thetabernacleman.com

[@20morteza]

Thank you so much for your great teaching which brings the ideas and practices of ancient Israelite sacrifices to life. I've become very fond of your late grandmother and the way you so vividly brought her devotion to God to your viewers. I would have loved visiting and, if she permitted, helping her. May our loving God bless her soul for eternity. Amen.

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Thank you for your thoughtful words.

[@marisolalequin4166]

Loved the grandmother 👵 ❤ 💙 story. So beautiful such a blessing.

[@TheTabernacleMan]

You are welcome. She was an amazing lady.

[@red2thebone]

Rabbi tovia singer I learn from as well..this channel is amazing! Ty for your teachings 🕎

[@TheTabernacleMan]

@@red2thebone Thank you for your kind words. I appreciate your viewing my channel. Lots more at www.thetabernacleman.com

[@stealahb]

thanks for this. i was just reading the first 3 chapters of Leviticus and thought i'd check it. much, much appreciated

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Thank you for viewing my video and your kind comment. I hope it helped you as you learn about the Bible.

[@santoshi2412]

What a beautiful presentation it was as in the times of tabernacle period.

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Wow thank you for the kind compliment I appreciate that you watch the video

[@dianabanana3817]

OMGoodness! I am thrilled to have found this. You have really helped me understand this offering. THANK YOU!

[@TheTabernacleMan]

You are so welcome! Thank you for viewing my channel. I appreciate your kind words.

[@deeds7529]

Before the video ended, I felt as if I don't do enough for God and then he said that at 34:37- 34:49 🙏

[@TheTabernacleMan]

God understands. Ask God to guide you.

[@jasminrimblert866]

Appreciate your time and effort that it takes to make these videos, modern day sacrifices that God loves. May he bless you for your faithfulness 💯😇

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Thanks for your kind comments.

[@joelkurien411]

Good teaching

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Thanks for your kind comments.

[@vincentawbrey6686]

God, who alone sees the human heart loves a cheerful giver!

[@martigrobecker5184]

This was so incredible to hear and learn. Thank you so much for this teaching. I’ve been interested in the tabernacle and all things associated with it for years. I’m just in awe of all the knowledge you have shared. Thank you.

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Thank you for viewing my video and your kind comment. I hope it helped you as you learn about the Bible.

[@gmc911er]

Thank you for explaining the offering piece.

[@TheTabernacleMan]

You are welcome. I do my best to just explain the verses within the historical context of the time period. I appreciate your watching. More at www.thetabernacleman.com

[@CA_Watchman]

These videos on Leviticus are very good

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Glad you like them!

[@dionnenatalie973]

Thank you im learning Bless you

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Glad to hear you are learning. More at my website. Thetabernacleman.com

[@gmax758]

Thank you for these videos. Excellent !

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Thanks for your kind comments.

[@MarthaMusokwe]

😊I want more

[@TheTabernacleMan]

More written lessons at website www.thetabernacleman.com

[@themastersvoice8636]

Thank you.

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Thank you for replying. Please whisper a prayer for me. I’m preparing a new video series. Need to start filming.

[@themastersvoice8636]

@@TheTabernacleMan OK.God's grace be on you.

[@laurakaup300]

Thank you for sharing 🙌🏻🕊🕊🕊🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Thanks for your kind comments.

[@laurakaup300]

Can you share your testimony with us? Did you have a prison Ministry?

[@mrassociatesuk]

Hi Terry Hope you are well. What a superb youtube channel you have set up with such helpful visual material on the tabernacle. I disciple a group of 5 lads in Scotland each week and am working through the bible. We are soon coming to the tabernacle and I am looking for great visual resources to use as part of a presentation with them. I was wondering if I might be able to purchase some HD Photos of the tabernacle furniture that you have? The models you have produced are fantastic, I have to say. Many thank Terry and keep up the good work. Yours in Christ Mark Rodgers Scotland, UK

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Thanks for your kind comments.

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Hey Mark. Just checking in with you. Hope all is well.

[@starflower6406]

Thank you for the teaching. I would like to have a few offerings the grain, burnt and tresspass please, what do i do?

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Great suggestion!

[@makeicutie]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Thanks for your kind comments.

[@yasharyahudah1400]

Were burnt offerings ever made during Israelite captivity?

[@Lareya7]

Can meal offerings still be made in the way described in 2. Leviticus? Perhaps on a self built altar? 🤔 I am currently reading about the feasts such as unleavened bread, which I am trying to observe, and it says to make food offerings for 7 days.

[@TheTabernacleMan]

You could do this but it would be more of a reenactment. It’s a matter of the heart. Jews still practice feast of unleavened bread as Passover

[@Lareya7]

@@TheTabernacleMan I see, thank you for the response! ❤ Oh, and Christians celebrate the feasts too, although not many, I assume. We are grafted into Israel after all, so it is also commanded to us 😊

[@faaradar]

Could you explain why yeast and honey forbidden? I read one explanation that they both are related to fermentation and death and therefore unpure or symbiotic of sin? Do you agree?

[@TheTabernacleMan]

@@faaradar I read something similar. I have not studied that particular question so I do not have a answer

[@BlessLEWIS-vz7np]

❤godlove 🎉😂blessyou yess blessyou ❤loveyou 🎉okyes ❤🎉😂

[@missuniverse1000bc]

Nice

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Thanks

[@collectionofmusic6933]

In BBC a study Bible made that covenant so the first tear was to God so he would bless them the other years. That’s what I understood

[@a.bornagain]

❤

[@starflower6406]

I live in london and would like to know which temple to go to for this.

[@TheTabernacleMan]

I do not understand what it is you are wanting to know when you say, “go to for this.” What is the “this?”

[@starflower6406]

@@TheTabernacleMan to receive the offerings mentioned on the previous comment, burnt grain, sin offering

[@starflower6406]

Which temple in London.

[@TheTabernacleMan]

I live in the United States so I am not familiar with Temples in London. If you want to see what the grain and flour looks like you might try a store that sells organic flour and whole wheat kernels. My teaching are illustrations to help us in a modern world to understand what the Bible is depicting.

[@AlMerrymBintImranaway]

Aye aye

[@normajeanslagel4633]

So the fine flour with oil salt and frankincense mixed into a dough? And a raw ball of dough was offered? I noticed the priest's were to take a handful of rhe fune flour to burn. How is that done if in a dough ball?

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Much more detail in this link www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/2974301/jewish/The-Showbread-The-How-and-Why-of-the-Temple-Bread-Offering.htm

[@laurakaup300]

Do you have a website to where we could ask questions and comments?

[@TheTabernacleMan]

www.thetabernacleman.com

[@kijihigh6826]

How were the disciples of Christ able to pluck wheat and eat it on the Sabbath? If the wheat was hard kernels they would have had to stone grind before eating. According to scriptures they ate as they walked through the fields. However David ate the shewbread after it was made.

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Some people chew on the kernels. Similar to how some chew on sunflower seeds.

[@kijihigh6826]

Oh I see. Was not aware that one could actually chew on the kernels. That explains it. It was probably a good quality of wheat also rather than the hybrid wheat that we have today. Thank you!

[@normajeanslagel4633]

Ive heard many claim baking powder is not leaven yet is still cause the bread to puff up. Wouldn't that still be a leaven?

[@TheTabernacleMan]

I do not know that answer but I will ask my Rabbi friend.

[@ftoftheX]

19:20 Soul Offering

[@TheTabernacleMan]

I like it

[@VlahovicMaja]

Is not rabbit unclean animal?

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Rabbits are not considered kosher in Judaism due to several reasons. According to Jewish dietary laws, or kashrut, only certain animals are considered clean and permissible to eat. The Torah lists specific criteria for land animals to be considered kosher, including that they must have cloven hooves and chew their cud.

[@Jesusisking11111]

Psalms 24 is miss quoted. You forgot the “he has not lifted up his soul to falsehood (vanity) idols

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Here is psalm 24 from JPS 1917. 1A Psalm of David. The earth is the LORD’S, and the fulness thereof; The world, and they that dwell therein; 2For He hath founded it upon the seas, and established it upon the floods. 3Who shall ascend into the mountain of the LORD? And who shall stand in His holy place? 4He that hath clean hands, and a pure heart; Who hath not taken My name in vain, and hath not sworn deceitfully.

[@elizabethannfarrow1971]

I would luv the recipe for Gods most Holy Bread?(which wont mold and last long x)which was passed down but kept secret as a Jewish Custom.allegedly the recipe was written in the Torah. I read its made from some type of pasta flour. The ppl who keep the secret of the bread is said they do so becuz this bread is made sacred for the God of Israel and dont want this bread dedicated to other Gods.

[@TheTabernacleMan]

No one knows the recipe. It has been kept a secret with one family through the ages.

[@elizabethannfarrow1971]

@@TheTabernacleMan I recall read'g about the family & the recipe. Where does 1 buy the bread?

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Go to thetabernacleman.com website. There is a blog post on the subject

[@bonnieharty1817]

Actually Brother Terry I don't agree of plaques being given out because I believe the Lord will honor us in one way or another in the Bible says not let your left hand know what your right hand does so you know it's better to give in secret he can reward us open ly if he disires

[@TheTabernacleMan]

No problem. I appreciate you watching. We will not always agree.

[@Nudnik1]

this offering can be substituted for animal blood sacrifice for poor people.

[@mirceapopjoe6125]

I can see your effort to present on these days what's happening and how the Offerings and the meaning of it was, for the people and for The Lord, but something scratches my brain when you minimize ''It is a thing most holy offering of the offerings of the LORD made by fire''...when you mention so many times about the poor people doing this Offering!... As far I learn about David and his life and his way to live and his connection with The Lord, I do believe, David will bring for offering a lot of meat for people eye for himself and do not look cheap in people eye, but in the same time will bring a lot of grain or meal offering just because he knows for sure Meal or Grain Offering is the holiest and the most important! So, if ay man was very rich and he will bring his offering at the time and he will bring a lot of animals and he will not bring the meal or Grain Offering he will miss something very important!... ''most holy offering of the offerings of the Lord made by fire'' at that era! You and your team doing a very good job for us to understand more about it!..thank you!

[@TheTabernacleMan]

Thanks for your kind comments. By the way there are only two of us. No big team. These are produced after working a long day at the prison.

[@albertmagician8613]

Do the jews these rigmorole these days? What is the relevance then?

[@TheTabernacleMan]

I do not understand your question. To my knowledge no one, Jews or Christians follow these particular dictates. The relevance? Well since people read the Bible I believe they also would like to see what was happening during that period of time. Its about understanding what we read.