Ancient Hebrew Sanctuary Brought To Life In Atlanta By Seventh-day Adventists

Friday, June 25th, 2010 | Filed under Religion | Posted by Luther Blanchard

Photo by Daniel Ventura

Outside of the Georgia Dome in Atlanta GA you can take a step back in time and visit a replica of the Ancient Hebrew Tabernacle.

Starting Today and ending on July 4, visitors can tour the life-sized replica of the wilderness sanctuary that God directed Moses to build. These tours let guests see the meanings of the symbols and their relevance today.

Messiah’s Mansion is making this available. Clayton Leinneweber, Messiah’s Mansion President, has taken this exhibit to many places and now brings it to Atlanta Ga to coincide with the 59th Annual General Conference Session of Seventh-day Adventists.

According to a Press Release by George Johnson of the Adventist Church Communication’s Department, The Messiah’s Mansion is a non-profit ministry sponsored by the Atlanta North Seventh-day Adventist Church and Adventist-Laymen’s Services and Industries.

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