In this episode, Pastor Eric explores the prophetic depth of the Tabernacle’s design, Israel’s encampment, and their spiritual symbolism pointing to Yeshua. The arrangement of the twelve tribes around the Tabernacle not only mirrored God’s heavenly throne but also foreshadowed the cross, with each camp’s banner (lion, ox, man, eagle) connecting to the cherubim in Ezekiel, the living creatures in Revelation, and Christ’s fourfold identity as King, Servant, Son of Man, and God incarnate. From the outer courtyard to the Altar and Laver, every detail reveals Messiah’s atoning sacrifice, priesthood “after the order of Melchizedek,” and the promise of His return through the Eastern Gate to dwell with His people forever.
God's Firstborn |S1:E5|
In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric explores the theological significance of the term "firstborn" as depicted in the Bible, particularly focusing on its implications within Jewish tradition and Christian theology. He examines the concept of primogeniture, the role of the Levites, and the priesthood, drawing parallels between Christ's lineage and his dual role as both king and priest. He discusses the adoption into God's family, the inclusion of Gentiles, and the special status of Israel. Central to his dialogue is the exaltation of Christ as God's firstborn and the identification of the church as heirs alongside Him.