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THE TABERNACLE TESTIMONIES

~ What do "They" Say? ~

What do "they" say about the rediscovery of the round Tabernacle and the body of Project 314 publications and research, and should it matter what "they" say?

While most people realize that individual opinion matters—and should always be weighed and considered on merit and truth that is contained therein, the unfortunate reality is that people are often highly motivated by peer pressure; and as such, people often give a disproportionate measure credibility to opinions shared by a majority.

For better and for worse, consensus goes a long way in academic environments and in shaping public opinion.  In fact, this "truth in numbers" principle even has Biblical merit, whereby facts in a court of law are to be established by two or three witnesses (Deuteronomy 19:15). However, other Biblical mandates also warn about blindly following the multitude into doing evil (Exodus 23:2).  So in the event that there is a multitude of witnesses speaking in agreement, but only two or three voices speaking in opposition to the majority, what is an impartial observer to do?  Should the larger number of people automatically be considered to be correct, just because they are in the majority?

~ The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly ~

In the advertising world, product testimonials usually come from hand-picked feedback that is exclusively positive and endorsing.  However, as an audience living in the real world, we know that life isn't always peaches and cream, or if you prefer, sunshine and lollipops.  Some things are good and some things are bad; and just as some things are beautiful, some things are ugly.  There's no sense in living in denial and pretending that bad and ugly things don't exist; however, it's also shameful to label things that are good and beautiful as bad and ugly.  

As indicated in the Hebrew Proverbs, justice demands that both sides of an argument are considered before rendering a verdict (Proverbs 18:17).  Given this principle, this Tabernacle Testimonies page will allow users to post comments about the Tabernacle projects from differing points of view, whether they be good, bad, or even ugly. 

Did this Tabernacle revelation in some way inspire you or cause you to understand some other profound truth?  Have you come to see the Scriptures in a different light given this Tabernacle revelation?  Does this project allow you to see God as a competent designer, or perhaps the Scriptures as making sense where they did not before?  If so, please take a moment and share your story.  

As for "good" comments, this page isn't intended for the accumulation of flattering remarks, as flattery is inherently destructive (Proverbs 29:5-6).  While it is nice to be encouraged, please remember that testimonies are primarily intended for public consideration.  Remember, voices of two or three witnesses tend to get stifled in the midst of two or three hundred witnesses.  Thus, the intention here is to get more witnesses—perhaps two or three thousand witness—to help counter the multitude of voices speaking in ignorance or opposition.  

The
Good

The
Bad

As indicated above, if you passionately hold a traditional view of the Tabernacle that is contrary to Project 314, you care encouraged to offer your testimony on this page.   In fact, if you are convicted that the Round Hebrew Tabernacle is evil to the core, you have some measure of public duty to speak against it.  That being said, so long as contrary views are presented objectively and on-topic, criticism against the project or research materials will not be construed as offensive.  

However, please bear in mind that whatever you post in opposition may be used in a way that is contrary to your intentions, and in a way that is useful for Project 314 purposes.  Most negative criticism, even of the ill-mannered variety, that has been received to date has been construed as useful in developing or fortifying counter-arguments, which ultimately leads to further engagement in Bible text details.  Regardless,, if you think you have the silver bullet to take down this giant round Tabernacle notion, take your best shot.  

If you've come here with the intention of saying things that are ugly, that's your prerogative.  You can try and your ugly comments may even be posted.  Just remember that if the essence of your post your personal attacks, chances are, it will leave you looking like a fool.  After all, criticism that is rooted in off-topic and personal attacks does nothing more than demonstrates a lack of tact and discretion, as well as an inherent inability to formulate an intelligent argument.  

So please, try to be polite and articulate in your criticism.; otherwise it's bound to be identified for what it is and will end up being be added to the comedy category...

The
Ugly

To submit your testimony, whether it is good, bad, or ugly, please Submit A Testimonial and complete the form fields as required.  Please note that Project 314 reserves the right to extract or omit information for the sake of brevity and applicability, but will strive to preserve the essence of the content and relevant details to the greatest extent possible.  

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Tabernacle Project Testimonies

Tribal Arrangement

08-10-2019

I started looking at the materials yesterday. I was always intrigued by the notion that the tribes camped in a circular pattern after the constellations. It seemed difficult to imagine with prior renderings but very easy with a circular Mishkan. I will continue to look at things. Blessings, Todd -Todd B.
US
Attorney

No coincidence

09-06-2017

I just accidentally stumbled over your very interesting website. Of course, nothing happens just accidentally. I have to admit, I am quite into topics like flat earth, God, Jesus, angels, design of holy things and structures, etc. and hereby just wanted to let you know that I very much like your project 314 betzalel. Certainly it has great value and provides lots of things for all the people who join and learn from you and the project itself. -Christian B.
Karlsruhe, Germany

Why are you choosing such an unusual subject?

07-01-2017

I am writing to ask in a loving way, why you are choosing such an unusual subject to dispute. I was searching for a verse and your page popped up in the search results. It is very clear to me that the Tabernacle explained in the time of Moses was in fact 30 cubits by 10 cubits and that cannot be the dimensions for a circle. If it were a circle, then the Lord would have given very detailed instructions on a circular structure. The details would have included everything from the fabric material to the different metals to who was responsible for carrying each individual item, etc.. If there is anything to dispute here, why not trust in the fact that an all-knowing, all-powerful and ever-present God would have no need for a man to approve His design? By what you are saying on your site, you are claiming that my God is a liar. Regardless of the fact that it was 30x10 cubits, the mere fact that God Himself was present makes your entire case moot because He is perfect. During the day, if the cloud was to move, the TENTMAKERS were to immediately disassemble the Tabernacle and follow the cloud to its next destination and where the Lord stopped is where they erected the TENT of Meeting. The Lord was with them by day in the form of a cloud and by night in the form of a fire. If He is able to do what I just described then I don't think any engineering issues would be a problem. To suggest this really shows how little you know about the Bible. Why don't you read the entire book of Levitic -Casey B.

Proof at Shiloh Grounds?

09-28-2016

Thanks for sending the drawings and sharing your perspective on the design of the tabernacle. It’s certainly unorthodox, but so are a lot of things that we have discovered to be true. I am still reviewing the material, but I do have a quick question. While in Israel did you ever get a chance to visit Tel Shiloh? I have been there and several people have noted that there is an area on the hill of Shiloh which is perfectly flat and perfectly rectangular, the width of which which happens to match the dimensions of the courtyard described in the Torah. -Tom M.
Missouri

Like a Wigwam

09-06-2016

Hi I found the interview of you in Rob Skiba's channel on YouTube and just wanted to say it's awesome you took time out of your life to chase the things of God. Anyway what I wanted to say is the building of the tabernacle was an amazing thing to witness and how the structure would come about, so I thought if Israel at the time was a nomad nation, the tabernacle had to be easily built up and torn down from time to time. So I thought of my culture, we were once a nomad nation too, migrating with the bison. The Wigwam was what we sheltered ourselves, building a wigwam was easy and it required no pegs to hold down the tent. So maybe our wigwams were similar to the tabernacle? -Gail T

Blown away!

09-06-2016

I was blown away by what you've found here both with your engineering background and your study of the Hebrew Bible. It's amazing how uniquely qualified you are to be doing this research. I wish you godspeed as you continue laboring on this project. The domed external structure is quite amazing from images you've created. -Clint A.

Tabernacle Roof

09-03-2016

I am so amazed at the tabernacle model you have discovered. It makes so much more sense than the rectangular model that has been presented to us for years. I never understood the layers piled on top, among other things. Thank you for taking time to look into this, and for sharing with the rest of the body your findings. -Jeanene M.

Not a circle!

02-12-2016

Exo 27:9-13 SPECIFICALLY says the tabernacle has ONLY 4 sides; a north, south, east & west.. How does 4 sides translate into a circle?? Does a circle have 4 sides?? It also says the South and North sides are 100 cubits long and the east west sides are 50 cubits long.. So how do those dimensions translate into a circle?? You are trying to pull a circle out of those verses and there is not ONE shred of evidence of a circle in those verses. Instead we see the words SIDES and we are given the dimensions of those sides. two sides are = to the other two sides.. That is by definition a rectangle NOT a circle.. -kirtosierwebmaster

on to you

02-12-2016

You think somewhere along the line they lost the plans for how the temple is supposed to be built? Give me a break! Quit trying to condition young people to accept a counterfeit system. Everyone knows a round temple is a mosk. We are on to you. . . -Vipertek7

All Temples are Rectangular

02-12-2016

Your round diagram is wrong; all temples have been rectangle for the past 2 thousand years. You think God would allow such a flub with something so connected to Him? The Western Wall in Jerusalem was part of King Solomon's temple that was also rectangle in shape. Do some REAL research before you fall for foolish claims. . . Debunking clue number 1: The Western Wall is not round. . . -Randquez

Against Torah Conciousness

04-11-2015

When we lose touch of the peshat reading we can easily whip up remez and drash interpretations to draw anything "out of the text" and that's my conclusion of your material, in my opinion you've completely lost the peshat. In one sense I was thinking I could support your thesis on a sod level, I was reflecting on the possibilities of a more sophisticated heavenly model being reflected with much more simplicity on earth... but the more I studied the more I could not accept that to be the case. Your round model of the mishkan violates far too many principles of Hebrew and Torah consciousness to be plausible on any level and I think the risk-reward benefits just aren't there for any serious Bible student to take your thesis seriously... you will also bring confusion and disharmony into the Body of Mashiyach... sure you'll find some support out there for your round thesis, there are a plethora of Hebrew Roots conspiracy theorists who feed on this kind of stuff... but I don't see how this will be pleasing to YHWH and His Mashiyach... to me it is akin to things like Lunar Sabbath and British Israel Ephraimitism which is simply more Christian religious fiction with a replacement theology twist that takes the focus off the Kingdom of Heaven and puts it on religious identity and theology. -Baruch B.
Canada
Publisher
My exegesis is entirely rooted in the literal Hebrew Pashat. If your opinion is that I've lost the Peshat, you are entitled to it, but without listing specifics, I am obviously left wondering what specific objections that you actually have and likewise unconvinced of any credential or subject matter expertise that you are implicitly claiming. To be frank, suggesting that my model "violates far too many principles of Hebrew and Torah consciousness" sounds a little "new agey" or maybe Gnostic to me (I don't recall Moses speaking in terms of "Torah consciousness"). As for "risk-reward benefits" of students, I again find myself at a loss. First, I never met anyone who has likened studying to a "risk", and I fail to see the material as a threat or something introducing confusion. Finally, to brand this research as only ideal for "conspiracy theorists" (or other religious factions/subjects being completely immaterial to my research that you have some apparent disdain for) is likewise suspect. The volume of my research is technical and Hebrew in nature--not fixated on conspiracy but flagging errors or misconceptions as appropriate. I am personally indifferent to the source of the errors in the traditions, however popular they may be--but I am concerned about the truth being made known about the dwelling place of El Shaddai. It will be pleasing to the Almighty because it's true...Andrew Hoy

Thank you for sharing

Thank you for your discovery and for sharing it with the world. I discovered your site through one of Rob Skiba's videos. This makes me wonder how many other things we have misunderstood from the Bible. -Karla Y.

Master Designer

I was completely dumbfounded and amazed to learn of your theory, which only makes sense and which I totally believe. Our God is a master designer and does nothing without purpose and significance. -Lydia T.

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