The Cave of Treasures 82
The Cross of Christ
All the straps of Christ were joined together on the bearing poles of the Ark of the service of God.
1nd now, my brother Nemesius, be amazed and give praise to God that all the straps (or, ligatures) of the...... of Christ were joined together on the bearing poles of the Ark of the service of God and the covering of the sanctuary of propitiation. This was what God commanded Moses: to make a breast-plate of judgment (Exod. xxviii.
2 15) and of peace; of judgment for the Jews who crucified Him, and of peace for the Gentiles who have believed in Him. His Cross was made of the wood of the Sanctuary, His grave was a new one, which had been made for the death of Joshua, the son of Nón, and the stone (or rock), which is Christ, had when in the desert given water to six hundred thousand people, and now it became an altar and gave life to all the Gentiles.
3 And the saying of the Apostle, “that rock was Christ” (I Cor. x. 4) is true and well worthy of belief. Joseph was a councillor in Ramtha, Nicodemus was a teacher of the Lawin Jerusalem, and Cleophas was the recorder of the Hebrews in ‘Amáós. Nicodemus prepared everything which was required for the Passover in the Upper Chamber; and Joseph made Him ready for burial and buried Him in his own inheritance, and Cleophas received Him into his house. And when He had risen from the dead these men became to Him true and faithful brethren.
Did You Know?
All the straps of Christ were joined together on the bearing poles of the Ark of the service of God.
Christ’s Cross was made of the wood of the Sanctuary, and His new grave had been prepared for Joshua son of Nón.
The rock that was Christ gave water to six hundred thousand people in the desert before becoming an altar of life for the Gentiles.
Moses was commanded to make a breast-plate of judgment for Jews who crucified Christ and of peace for believing Gentiles.
Joseph of Ramtha buried Him in his inheritance, Nicodemus prepared the Passover Upper Chamber, and Cleophas received Him into his house.
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