Tabernacles & Communion – The Table is Set for the Restoration of America

The Feast of Tabernacles is an annual reminder of Yahweh’s desire to dwell in and among His people. His first desire and design to live and walk among us was fulfilled in Eden. But that fulfillment was short-lived as sin was introduced, separating us from His original intent.

Later, as He brought Israel out of Egypt, He personally accompanied them on their journey out of bondage into freedom, into their inheritance and into their new identity as a nation. They lived in tents in the desert and built a portable tabernacle to house His presence. Yahweh dwelt among them.

In Leviticus 23, Israel was instructed to annually observe and celebrate the Feast of Tabernales, living in temporary shelters (tabernacles/tents) as a reminder of Yahweh’s provision and protection as He brought them out of Egypt. This was a prophetic picture of what was to come through Yeshua.

John 1:14 tells us that the Word became flesh and dwelt among us. That Greek word for “dwelt” literally means to fix one’s tabernacle or tent. Yeshua came to set up His tabernacle or tent with us. To live as Immanuel, God with us.

With His coming, the Feast of Tabernacles took on a much deeper meaning. It represented a return to Eden, a restoration of communion between Yahweh and His most treasured creation – mankind.

The blood Yeshua poured out at Calvary changed everything. It purchased healing, forgiveness, redemption, restoration and reconciliation. His body, sacrificed on our behalf,  became the bread of life through which we are restored to right relationship with Him.

Fast forward to 2025. From October 9-12, during the Feast of Tabernacles, tens of thousands will gather in tents on the National Mall in Washington DC for four days of non-stop worship, prayer and gospel proclamation. Fifty tents, one for each state, will host the presence of Yeshua in the heart of our nation’s capitol. On the last night, we will gather around a communion table, the longest in history, that will run the length of the National Mall. Here we will share a meal, worship, and take communion together in a unified prayer of repentance and healing for our nation. We are believing for healing and restoration of bodies, minds, souls, spirits, families, relationships, generations, communities and our nation. The blood of Yeshua changes everything. His presence shifts atmospheres. This face-to-face and heart-to-heart encounter between America and the risen King Yeshua WILL shift the atmosphere. Like the water flowing from the temple in Ezekiel 47, the flow of worship and intercession during Communion America will flood the streets of the governmental seat of our nation and, I believe, will flow from there throughout the nation. Like in Ezekiel 47, the trees that grow along the banks of this river will bear supernatural year-round fruit and the leaves will be for the healing of the nations.

Come to the table. Your seat is waiting.