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Feast of
Tabernacles: Firstfruits

Behold the Tabernacle of God is with men,
and He will dwell with them and they will be His people.
Revelation 21:3

The Feast of Tabernacles is a celebration of the days when Israel lived in tents in the wilderness as God visibly dwelt in the midst of their camp.

It is also a celebration of the ingathering of the fruits of the ground, which includes the oil, wine, and grain.

The Feast is a prophetic shadow of the fullness of the Godhead visibly dwelling within a corporate body of people.

This picture represents the dimensions of the appointed cycles of the Feast of Tabernacles. From glory to glory the manifestation of the Temple of God is revealed.

The Feast of Joy, The Feast of Rest, “Gather the oil, wine and grain!”
The Wedding Feast approaches, the former and latter rain.

The final feast approaches, see the bright harvest moon?
When the Holy seed has matured within the Church’s womb.

A creation of the Spirit, from the body of Christ
The Sons of God are birthed in a twinkling of an eye.

Once again God’s Kingdom, manifested in the Earth
Just like their Lord & Savior, another Virgin birth.

The first fruits of the Kingdom Age, a pure and chosen seed
Following the Lamb wherever He goes, The Bride Company.

The Saviors on Mt. Zion seeing eye to eye
Fire coming from their mouths and able to shut the sky!

A church not made by hands, in the pattern of the Son
The Glory of the Lord will rest on this house called Wisdom.

They are a light unto the world, shining in the darkest hour
The moment they were destined for – Love, Wisdom, Truth and Power!

The Fullness of the final feast in the natural has not come
But in the Spirit we can enter into union with the Son.

Behold a corporate people coming out of the wilderness
Laying hold of His Kingdom, His Promise and His Rest.

Emerging from the inner court, out of the age of Grace
Into the Holy of Holies where we see Him face to face.

© Arleen Huffman 2001
www.arleenhuffman.com