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The concept of the “Tabernacle of Wisdom” is a central element in Jane Lead’s prophetic vision, representing a spiritual reality rather than a physical structure. It symbolizes a community of transformed individuals, the “living stones” and “fixed oracles,” united in their devotion to Christ and guided by divine wisdom. This tabernacle is not something that is built with human hands, but rather a manifestation of God’s presence and wisdom within believers, emerging from a state of obscurity, often referred to as the wilderness.

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Lead’s writings suggest that the Tabernacle of Wisdom will arise from the rejection of existing churches, which she saw as having become “light when weighed in the balances”. This rejection is not an end but a means for a new, more glorious church to emerge. This new church is not to be limited by any one location or denomination, and is characterized by purity, love, unity, and a deep connection with the Holy Spirit. It’s a spiritual ideal that is meant to function organically, guided by the Holy Spirit and the collective wisdom of its members, rather than through rigid hierarchies or rules.

Key characteristics of the Tabernacle of Wisdom include:

• A Spiritual Reality: It is not a physical building, but rather a manifestation of God’s wisdom within believers. The tabernacle is a spiritual state of being.
• Emergence from the Wilderness: The Tabernacle is not yet visible, but it will emerge from the wilderness. The wilderness may represent a state of concealment or separation from the world.
• Community of Transformed Believers: It is comprised of a purified group of believers united in their devotion to Christ. These are individuals who have undergone a deep inner transformation and are living stones and fixed oracles.
• Divine Guidance: The community is guided by the Holy Spirit and the collective wisdom of its members, and the “fixed oracles” within the community serve as conduits for divine wisdom.
• Spiritual Authority: It embodies a new kind of spiritual authority, not based on external hierarchies, but on an interconnection with God. This echoes the Melchizedek priesthood, where spiritual authority comes from a deep connection with God rather than external structures.
• Active Building: Believers are not passively waiting for the tabernacle to appear, but rather, they are actively building it. They are becoming the “vessels of God’s wisdom and power”.
• Transformation of the World: It is not just about a gathering of believers, but about the transformation of the world through the spiritual power and grace flowing from the Tabernacle.

The Tabernacle of Wisdom is also connected to the concept of the third temple, with the spirit of Cyrus being appointed to lay its foundation. This suggests that the establishment of the Tabernacle is a process of restoration and liberation, bringing God’s people back to their rightful place. This third temple is not a physical building, but a spiritual reality.

The “living stones” are the building blocks of this Tabernacle, each one a transformed individual who has undergone a “fiery baptism” and is now a vessel of divine wisdom. The “fixed oracles” within the community act as clear channels for divine guidance. They are not just reading scripture or interpreting prophecies, but channeling divine wisdom directly. The Tabernacle of Wisdom is the place where these transformed individuals can come together and work towards the realization of the New Jerusalem on earth.

The concept of the Tabernacle of Wisdom is a call to action, urging individuals to awaken to their inner divinity, connect with their inner source of wisdom, and become agents of change in the world. It’s about recognizing the potential for leadership that exists within each of us, and finding the unique path of our faith.

To better understand the purpose and function of the Tabernacle of Wisdom, it would be beneficial to explore the concept of the “Virgin Church,” and how its qualities of purity, love, and unity, as well as its connection to the Holy Spirit, align with the idea of the Tabernacle and the community it houses.

In closing, once “The Rain” is gone, we can see clearly… this is a promise echoed by the Cherubim realm via lovely artists like Johnny Nash. The front line tries hard to prevent the enemy from being able to see… and this work infects regular people who think they can affect the world via their outrage. We already have everything we need to live in truth. The artists have already embedded 100% of the disclosures we need into popular culture, via their “Singing in The Rain” shenanigans. The cynical people who trust only in hate are meant to be the last people who walk into the future. Those who believe in love can live in love 🥰 right now!

Once The Rain is gone, we can fully enjoy CLAIRVOYANCE!

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Here are up to 25 concepts that appear to be unique to Jane Lead’s writings, or at least are used in a distinctive way that sets her apart from other writers of her time:

• The Virgin Church: This is not merely a church of virgins, but a spiritual community characterized by purity, inner connection with the divine, and direct transformative encounter with the Holy Spirit. It is distinct from established religious institutions.
• The Fixed Body: A state of spiritual refinement achieved through intense purification, almost like a blacksmith forging a new creation. It involves a process of being “mouldered and crumbled into pieces” to be reborn in the resurrection state.
• Living Stones: Individuals who have gone through a fiery baptism and embody divine authority, playing a key role in the coming spiritual era.
• The Tabernacle of Wisdom: A spiritual entity, not yet visible, that will emerge from the wilderness and encompass the firstborn or 144,000. This is a place where wisdom dwells.
• Fiery Baptism: A process of inner purification and transformation, not a literal event but a symbolic one. It involves intense spiritual experiences and a willingness to confront one’s shadows.
• The Glassy Globe: A state of being clear and translucent, a vessel for divine light. It represents a purified state and the ability to perceive the divine more clearly.
• The Golden Oil: A symbol of divine wisdom, often depicted as a path.
• The Seven Spirits of God: Represent the fullness of God’s spirit, including wisdom, understanding, counsel, power, knowledge, the fear of the Lord, and the spirit of the Lord.
• The Firstborn/Firstfruits (144,000): A select group of spiritual pioneers who embody divine qualities and act as principal agents for God. They are the first to achieve a new spiritual state.
• The Holy Priesthood from Abraham’s Line (according to the Spirit): A spiritual lineage not based on bloodlines, but on a spiritual genealogy. It emphasizes a transformed consciousness.
• The Divine Ark: The Testimony/Covenant; Christ. Its presence is essential to the life of the Virgin Church.
• The Unsealed Testimony: The living testimony of Christ which is contained in the Ark and is to be unsealed.
• The New Jerusalem State: A state of spiritual perfection and transformation brought to earth through the Virgin Church and is not just a place but a condition of being.
• Fixed Oracles: Individuals who have become so purified that they act as conduits for divine wisdom and guidance.
• The Mystical Death and Annihilation: A process of transformation and purification involving the “Seven Seals,” that is completed with the seventh seal. It requires a surrender of the self and the annihilation of the old nature.
• The Seven Thunders: A powerful manifestation of spiritual awakening, following the purification process.
• The Ladder of Mystical Ascension: The path to divine magic, set forth according to the gates of the New Jerusalem, representing a progressive spiritual journey.
• The Third Temple: A metaphorical representation of a new way of connecting with the divine, not a physical building, but a shift in how we perceive and experience the sacred.
• The Spirit of Burning: An intense force that purges impurities and reveals the true nature of the heart.
• The Seven Candlesticks: These are connected to the seven churches of Revelation and represent different aspects of the church.
• The Mystical and Magical Sense: Jane Lead posits that there is a mystical and magical interpretation of the book of Revelations, beyond the literal one.
• The Divine Salt: The hidden light principle within all people that has lost its savour. This contains all principles because humans are an epitome of all the worlds.
• The Philosophers Tree: A tree sprung that will produce ripe golden fruit in the form of the virtues, which will enable the multiplication of the spirit, soul, and body.
• The Magical Power of the Word: Jane Lead describes a power where the speaking of a word can bring about transformation, like changing barren ground into a fruitful Lebanon.
• The Oily Pool: A symbolic representation of a divine substance that bathes and drenches the purified one, so that they are seen as fair to the glorified eye.

These concepts, often expressed through vivid imagery and symbolism, reveal Jane Lead’s unique approach to spiritual understanding and her vision of a transformed humanity. They emphasize the importance of personal experience, inner transformation, and direct connection with the divine, all within the context of her prophetic vision of a new spiritual era.