This episode covers the historic context of the tabernacle with King David, the journey of the ark of the covenant, and the institution of night and day prophetic worship on the hill of Zion. The uniqueness of the tabernacle of David compared to the structure of Moses is examined and the prophetic pictures of the New Covenant seen in David's tent are discussed.

We look at references to the tabernacle in terms of God's kingly reign and His justice, manifested in partnership with His people who prayer with authority. The relationship between the tabernacle and house of prayer for all nations is discussed. Key scriptures from Isaiah are explored to help understand why the tabernacle is tied to God's blueprint in this period of human history with discussion of intercession, joy in prayer, and God's authority released through prayer.

This episode highlights God's plan of restoration figured in the symbology of Joel 2, where the fig tree and vine will both yield their strength. This blueprint involves both the restoration of the Church and restoration of Israel together and we look at what that means from a scriptural viewpoint. We consider the two cries that will bring the return of the Messiah, which is tied to the restoration of both the Church and Israel at the end of the end of this age. The further context of the restoration of the tabernacle in Amos 9 is considered in terms of other eschatological landmarks such as the regathering of Israel, the great harvest, and the restoration of Israel in their land.