Let's review and restate what we've been through so far because this is really dense material

where every sentence is powerful and you really have to go slow to understand the argument

that's being made.

And also you have to know so much background about the Old Testament and the Tabernacle.

So far we've looked at the comparison with the ancient Tabernacle and especially the

day of Yom Kippur when the high priest himself, who represents Jehovah, usually all decked

out with his purple effod and the golden miter holiness to the Lord across his head.

He dresses down on this particular day to look like any other priest.

He takes the blood of an animal and can enter this one day into the Holy of Holies on

Yom Kippur and offer atonement a shadow of an atonement for all of Israel.

Now we have Christ who has offered his blood which Phil has so masterfully taught us is

definitely a different type of blood.

The blood of the animal could do nothing.

This blood can offer sacrifice, real sacrifice in during atonement.

He can now offer us a new way, not the old way, the Old Testament way, which was good,

which taught them, but this new way where we can all be that high priest on Yom Kippur

and enter into what we might call the celestial room, the representation of heaven, the kingdom

of God, of exaltation.

Am I getting that right?

Sounds great.

You know what I love?

I will never think of that phrase again, which I've used thousand times in my life once

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