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Lesson 1  -  What is Sacred Space?

M1L1 - What Is Sacred Space?

M1L1 - Guided Practice

M1L1 - On Your Own

M1L1 - Reflect & Apply

M1L1 - Journaling & Application

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Lesson 2 - Eden: The First Holy Place

Eden: The First Holy Place

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Lesson 3 - Exile, Cherubim, and the Lost Nearness of God

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Quiz: Fundamentals of Sacred Space

Quiz: The Model of Eden

Quiz: Exile and the Human Instinct

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Module 1 Survey: The Instinct of Place

Have you ever felt a profound, unexplainable longing for a place where you truly belong. A deep-seated yearning for spiritual connection and divine presence.

Have you ever felt a profound, unexplainable longing for a place where you truly belong? A deep-seated yearning for spiritual connection and divine presence? Welcome to "The Instinct of Place: Eden and the Longing for God," a transformative online course designed to explore the profound biblical concept of sacred space. From the very beginning of human history, we were created for communion with the Divine. This course takes you on a captivating journey back to the origins of this desire, starting with the ultimate sanctuary: the Garden of Eden.

Through carefully crafted lessons, we will uncover what sacred space truly means within a biblical context and how it shapes our spiritual lives today. You will discover the specific attributes of Eden, not just as a historical or metaphorical location, but as the foundational model for all holy places. We will delve into the tragic reality of the exile, the awe-inspiring role of the cherubim guarding the presence of God, and how the loss of this original nearness has amplified the human instinct to return to a sacred place.

Whether you are a theology student, a ministry leader, or simply a seeker looking to deepen your understanding of God's design for human connection, this course offers profound insights. By understanding the "instinct of place," you will gain a richer perspective on your own spiritual journey and the universal human longing for God's presence. Join us as we trace the echoes of Eden in our hearts and learn how this ancient longing directs us toward ultimate spiritual communion.

Module 1 - The Instinct of Place

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            <p>Human history is marked by a profound, often inexplicable, pull toward specific locations that feel set apart from the mundane world. This "instinct of place" is more than a mere preference for beauty or comfort; it is a spiritual orientation rooted in the biblical concept of sacred space. At its core, this instinct reflects a foundational human desire for proximity to the Creator, suggesting that our souls are hardwired to seek out environments where the veil between the earthly and the divine is thin. By exploring the nature of these holy environments, we begin to understand how our physical surroundings are designed to direct our hearts toward spiritual communion and a deeper intimacy with God.</p>

<p>The narrative of sacred space begins in Eden, the original and foundational model for a holy place where God and humanity walked together in unhindered fellowship. Through an examination of Eden’s specific biblical attributes and its intentional design, we can see the blueprint for what it truly means to dwell in the divine presence. However, the subsequent exile and the placement of the cherubim to guard the way back represent a pivotal shift in the human experience. This loss of nearness did not extinguish the instinct for sacred space; instead, it transformed it into a persistent longing—a spiritual homesickness that continues to drive the human search for a place where the gap between heaven and earth is finally closed.</p>
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