Tag: Lion of Judah/Yehudah

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Understanding the Tabernacle’s bronze altar: Sacrifice and spiritual transformation (Exodus 26–27)

Digital painting generated by ChatGPT in an oil palette knife style depicting the bronze altar (mizbe’ach nechoshet) of Israel’s Tabernacle, with a visible ramp and four horns, flames and smoke rising dramatically from the altar. Beside it stands a large, heroic lion representing Ariel, the Lion of God, glowing with fire against a dark, smoke-filled wilderness backdrop. The lower left corner contains the text overlay, “Understanding the Tabernacle’s bronze altar: Sacrifice and spiritual transformation (Exodus 26–27),” and a Hallel.info watermark appears in the lower right corner.

Explore the meaning of the bronze altar in ancient Israel’s Tabernacle. Discover how its design, horns and blood rituals highlight public atonement, repentance and community accountability. Learn the symbolism of “Ariel” (Lion of God) and how the altar foreshadows the ultimate sacrifice of Yeshua (Jesus). Drawing from Exodus, Ezekiel, Hebrews and more, this study reveals how praise, good deeds and partnership with God transform ritual into spiritual growth and a foundation for modern life.

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Luke 19:29-44: Lamb of God takes prophetically foreboding donkey ride into Yerushalayim for Passover

Jeff

Two key themes in this passage are the arrival of Yeshua into Yerushalayim on a donkey and the responsive public cry, “Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord.” That blessed One came as the Lamb of God, yet Israel’s “shepherds” ignored Him, searching for the prophesied Lion of Yehudah. When the Lamb of God returns as the Lion of Yehudah, no one will be able to ignore Him.