Christians have often mirrored this secular attitude.

We tend to be confident about God's laws for nature, such as gravity or motion or heredity.

But we seem far less confident about God's laws for the family, for education, or for the state.

Yet a truly Christian worldview draws no such distinction.

It insists, it insists that God's laws govern all of creation.

And just as we have to learn to live in accord with the law of gravity,

so we have to learn to live in accord with the law of gravity, so we have to learn to live in accord with

God's norms for society.

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Be blessed.

I want to begin a new study with you under the title of the tabernacle, the temple, synagogues,

and churches.

If you're a reader of scripture, you'll recognize there an emerging story after the Hebrew

slaves were delivered from Egypt after hundreds of years there.

God instructed through Moses gave them instructions to build the tabernacle.

They were still itinerant. They hadn't yet occupied the promised land. So the tabernacle was a temporary structure,

a rather elaborate tent, but it was to be the center of worship. It was

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