Sanctuary

The Spring Feasts - What Do They Symbolize?

Israel’s yearly feasts celebrated God's goodness to them. Three of these feasts were set up by God to foretell Christ's First Coming to Earth as a man.

The Symbolic Sanctuary

The ceremonies performed in the ancient sanctuary—and the structure of the sanctuary itself—are symbolic of Jesus' life and ministry.

Is Infant Baptism Biblical?

Should we baptize infants into the church? This practice is followed by some of the largest Christian religions but is it Biblical? Find out what the Bible says about it!

Cleansing the Temple

Once a year the sanctuary temple was cleansed of its record of sins. The Day of Atonement was a solemn day for Israel.

What Are the 2300 Days of Daniel 8:14?

The prophecy of Daniel 8:14 predicts that the sanctuary would be cleansed at the close of the 2300-day prophecy. What is the cleansing of the sanctuary? Can the 2300 days be calculated? Read on to find out.

What Year Did Jesus Die?

Can we accurately determine the year Jesus died? Skeptics say it was not 31AD. If it is another year, the repercussions affect the 70 Week prophecy and the judgment. We need to know for sure!

Should the Ceremonial Feasts Be Kept?

The Jews practiced a number of yearly feasts, which served as reminders of God's goodness to His people. The feasts also represent important events in the plan of salvation and ministry of Christ.

The Books of Record

The Bible mentions three books in Heaven used to record the lives and deeds of people on Earth. Learn about these books!

The Fall Feasts - What Do they Symbolize?

Three of the Jewish feasts pertain to Christ’s work after His ascension, some of which happen on earth, and some in heaven.

The Ark of the Covenant

The Ark was the central figure of the entire sanctuary. What does it represent?