HIDDEN Pictures of Jesus in the Tabernacle – “The Tour” (Part 1)

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Ever felt lost in Exodus 25 and beyond? Alan Parr’s dynamic, comprehensive series uncovers the hidden pictures of Jesus in the Tabernacle of Moses. In this first episode, take a stunning 3D tour through the holy sanctuary where every curtain, altar, and artifact points to the Person and work of Jesus Christ.

A Divine Blueprint with a Deeper Purpose

Before stepping into the virtual tour, Alan Parr sets the stage by reading Exodus 25:1-8. God’s command to build the Tabernacle wasn’t about architecture. It was about intimacy.

“Here is a holy God wanting to have fellowship with sinful people.”

Every material, from gold to goat hair, had meaning. But the deeper message? God’s desire to dwell with His people despite their sin. As Alan puts it, “No matter what you’ve done… God still desires to dwell with you.”

The Tabernacle was a copy of a heavenly reality (Hebrews 8:5). Its worth, design, and structure reflect not only the majesty of God—but the gospel of Christ in advance.

Touring the Tabernacle: A 3D Walkthrough

Alan’s virtual tour divides the Tabernacle into three zones:

1. The Outer Court:

Where worshipers brought animal sacrifices
Featured the bronze altar and the laver for cleansing
Symbolized the need for substitutionary atonement and spiritual cleansing

2. The Holy Place:

Entered by priests only
Contained the golden lampstand (menorah), table of showbread, and altar of incense
Each element represents an aspect of Jesus: the Light of the World, the Bread of Life, and our Intercessor

“You can’t just come into God’s presence any way you want. You must be cleansed.”

3. The Holy of Holies:

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Entered once a year by the high priest
Contained the Ark of the Covenant: Ten Commandments, Aaron’s rod, manna
The Shekinah glory of God dwelled above the mercy seat

This awe-inspiring space points directly to Jesus, our High Priest, who entered the true heavenly Holy of Holies once for all (Hebrews 9:11-12).

Why This Series Matters Now

In an age of spiritual confusion, Alan Parr’s series is a vital reminder that every part of Scripture, including Exodus and Leviticus, is profitable and points to Christ.

“You’re going to learn the present-day practical application—and how you can apply this to your life on a daily basis.”

Each segment will go deeper into the symbolism of each item—bronze altar, veil, showbread, lampstand, incense, Ark of the Covenant—and show how Christ fulfills them perfectly.