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| MarkStaneart | Feb 3 2011, 05:52 AM Post #1 |
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And thou shalt make a veil of blue, and purple, and scarlet, and fine twined linen of cunning work: with cherubims shall it be made: (Exodus 26:31 KJV) The Tabernacle, we know, is a pattern of what Moses observed in the heavenlies. It is, thus a representation of the heavens as Adonai’s home. It is also the design from which the Holy Temple would later be erected in the Temple, thus it is the pattern for Adonai’s holy sanctuary on earth. The sages have determined it represents a dwelling for the Most High in more intimate terms as well: it is a representation of the human heart. There are three chambers of compassion that our relationships pass into: there is casual, then intimate, then sacrificial. There are four elements that color the character of our heart: blue, scarlet, purple and white. Blue is an expression of our since of awe toward the infinite greatness of the Divine. Nothing compares to Adobai. Just as we look into the depths of the sky with child-like wonder. Or peer into crystal blue waters, captivated by the beauty. This sense is a demonstration of the heart of man as the home for God. Scarlet reveals the fires of passion that burn in us. Rage, determination, jealousy, desire all pulse from the heart, flushing our faces with crimson glow. The above two colors, the awe and passion, blend together and make purple. The result is an elegant balance of grandeur, in respect of dignity. Finally, there is a white, which is an absence of any other color. It is the simplicity of presence: being near to Him and being content with His nearness with nothing else in thought or agenda. |
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