The tabernacle and the temples in Jerusalem had a veil or curtain that separated men from God. When Jesus died on the cross, this veil was torn in two giving men and women access to Christ.

The Millennial Temple doesn’t have a veil. In that temple, we will freely approach Messiah, enjoy meals with Him in dining rooms, worship Him face to face, and even attend concerts with Him. This lesson shares insights as to what a possible visit to and worship in that temple might be like.

Using state-of-the-art graphics and videos, this lesson will walk you through the hallways and eating areas of the Millennial Temple to give you a glimpse of how the Messiah’s home will function on a day-to-day basis.

Join Dr. Bryan Cutshall in “The Veil-less Temple”.

For unlimited, online access to the entire teaching, click below.

The tabernacle and the temples in Jerusalem had a veil or curtain that separated men from God. When Jesus died on the cross, this veil was torn in two giving men and women access to Christ.

The Millennial Temple doesn’t have a veil. In that temple, we will freely approach Messiah, enjoy meals with Him in dining rooms, worship Him face to face, and even attend concerts with Him. This lesson shares insights as to what a possible visit to and worship in that temple might be like.

Using state-of-the-art graphics and videos, this lesson will walk you through the hallways and eating areas of the Millennial Temple to give you a glimpse of how the Messiah’s home will function on a day-to-day basis.

Join Dr. Bryan Cutshall in “The Veil-less Temple”.

For unlimited, online access to the entire teaching, click below.