THE JEWISH TABERNACLE

 

The Tabernacle. Source: Caldecott W. Shaw (1904). The Tabernacle: Its History and Structure.

 

By  G. von Hammer

One thing is God. Another is what you think God is. And still another one is what people tell you what God is. 

 

But despite all of this, describing That  Which Is is beyond our reach.

Nevertheless, we do not have to go far to feel That Which Is´s Presence. This Force is all around and within each of us.

Ancient Israelites understood this very well. Thus, on their journey through the wilderness, they carried a portable sanctuary to get in touch with Yahweh, the God of Israel (Wikipedia, 2021). This is what we now know as The Tabernacle.

According to Wikipedia (2021), we can find a description of The Tabernacle in the biblical Book of Exodus (Exodus 25–31 and 35–40).

 

For a further study of The Tabernacle, to get started I recommend reading the following books:

 

Tabernacle: Its History and Structure, by the Rev. William Shaw Caldecott (1904).

View the book: Click here.

The Tabernacle of Moses: Spiritually and Practically Considered in Sixteen Discourses, by the Rev. William Mudge (1843).

View the book: Click here.

CHRONICON VATICANUM: METAKISSES IN GEOPOLITICS

Source: wallpapersonthe.net

By G. Hammer

January 4, 2017

We are not here to tell you why they do what they do. God only knows why they do what they do or what they are planning to do when they do what they do. 

But what they do is something you should pay attention to because eventually it will have to do with you. 

Mon Capitaine, what the heck are you talking about?

Geopolitics in the making, mon ami. Not with guns but with kisses. But not just any kisses. These are metakisses.

And mon ami, a series of metakisses speaks louder than a thousand words in geopolitics:

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