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In this message, Tak emphasizes the importance of having a personal relationship with God, highlighting that God desires to dwell among His people. He reflects on the concept of eternity, noting that while God is eternal and unchanging, humans are created for eternity and must be prepared during their time on earth. Tak references Revelation 21:3, where it states that God will dwell among men, illustrating that the true home of God is not a physical structure but a relationship with Jesus Christ. He encourages believers to examine their hearts and ensure that they are welcoming Jesus into their lives, as He desires to be at home with them. Tak contrasts the Old Testament's tabernacle and temple with the New Testament's understanding that believers themselves are the temple of the living God. He shares examples from the lives of Mary, Martha, and Lazarus, who welcomed Jesus into their home, demonstrating a heart of devotion and love. Ultimately, Tak calls for believers to repent if they find themselves distant from God and to embrace the love and union that comes from being at home with Him.

Outline of Main Points

God's desire to dwell among His people
Understanding eternity and preparation on earth
Revelation 21:3 and the concept of God's home
Distinction between Old Testament and New Testament temples<

Preciousness of the Home of God