L. Michael Morales

L. Michael Morales is Chair of the Biblical Studies Department and Professor of Old Testament/Hebrew and Great Works for Reformation Bible College. He is also a teaching elder in the Presbyterian Church in America. His PhD is in the Pentateuch and was supervised by Old Testament scholar Gordon J. Wenham at Trinity College, UK. He is a member of the Evangelical Theological Society, the Society of Biblical Literature, and the Dante Society of America. Michael also serves as an adjunct for Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary and Reformed Theological Seminary, and is the author of The Tabernacle Pre-Figured; the editor of Cult and Cosmos; and is working on a biblical theology of the book of Leviticus and a commentary on Numbers for IVP.

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The Tabernacle:
Mountain of God in the Cultus of Israel

by L. Michael Morales | undefined 37 | 05-25-2020

[Page 97]Abstract: In this article, Michael Morales considers how the building of the Tabernacle had been pre-figured from the earliest narratives of Genesis onward. It describes some of the parallels between the creation, deluge, and Sinai narratives and the tabernacle account; examines how the high priest’s office functions as something of a new Adam; and […]

The Tabernacle:
Mountain of God in the Cultus of Israel

by L. Michael Morales | 05-25-2020

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