The Davidic Covenant
Upon capturing Jerusalem from the Jebusites, King David immediately made it the capital of his empire. Soon afterward, David brought the ark to Jerusalem and erected it in a simple tent within sight of his own cedar palace. The contrast between the Lord’s humble tent and David’s beautiful cedar house brought conviction on the king. It seemed incongruous that the God whom David served shouldGet More Articles—Subscribe Today!
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You need to read Judah’s Scepter and Joseph’s Birthright by Rev JH Allen.
It a very interesting study and love to know more about your ministries
Is it true that the tent David pitched for the ark, didn’t have a veil separating the ark from unsanctified people? Why did Solomon choose to go to the Mosaic Tabernacle at Gibeon rather than seek God at the tent in Jerusalem where the ark was found?