Because the reality of a “House of Yahweh”, scripture will introduce another new development – a new ark. It would be different from the ark of Noah, that which saved his family as well as the baby Mosheh. We know that the former ark represented the containment of all that men (thoughts) would need to know of Yahweh in order to survive. It would represent an having to step into this new relationship in order to be saved. Yes, it was Yahweh being “poured into” these vessels, but they would first need to step into that presence. The idea of the Sanctuary and the declaration of the House of Yahweh would be the new mandate: “And let them (vessels containing Yahweh’s Spirit) make Me a Sanctuary (consecrated place in the conscience), that I may dwell (consciously reside) among them.” (Exodus 25:8) The establishment of a space within the conscience for Yahweh to reside, different from the garden and the previous ark (Strong’s #8392), this would be a new, yet
end goal, for redeemed souls. And there would be a new ark to go with it!

“And they shall make an ark of acacia wood…” (Exodus 25:10)

This ark would be known as’grOwn (aw-rone). It’s definition, “gathering, pluck”; Strong’s #727. Different from the ark of Noah and baby Mosheh, this ark would represent a gathering too; a gathering to Yahweh. Whereas the old ark and it’s mental pattern was to “draw out”, this new pattern would be to “draw in”. It is also important to note that the Hebrew word mishkgn (mish-kwri), the word commonly known as “Tabernacle”, has the definition, “residence, lodging”; Strong’s #4908. This word is simultaneously utilized along side of our word Sanctuary (miqdtsh) in order to describe Yahweh’s plan to temporarily inhabit chosen vessels. This new ark made of acacia (“fastening”) wood (“firmness”) would represent a place in the conscience of chosen souls where
Yahweh’s Spirit would dwell and draw in and firmly establish renewing spiritual thoughts for the vessels inhibited.

Remember also that “house” means “build”, the very same Hebrew word for “son”, “daughter”, and “children”; Strong’s #1129, being the root word. Be’n (bane), literally establishes the meaning in the context of what is being discussed as the, “Build of Yahweh”. A process to be taken on with much “fear and trembling”. (Phil 2:12) A mind rebuilt by Yahweh mandating a return to Oneness with Yahweh.

Also to understand in it’s proper context is another Hebrew word first introduced in I Samuyl 1:9 as the word “Temple”. The Hebrew word is heykal (hay-kawl). It’s definition, “capacity”. The idea would be that once fully built (and by whom we will soon decipher), the House of Yahweh would be a place within the conscience wherein one could increase (capacity) in the wisdom and knowledge of the mind of Yahweh through obedience to His mind patterns (Laws). Yes, it seems like something akin to the garden, but this time around it would be the removal of carnality in the conscience that would bring back purity, rather than having already been pure and falling from that place. Chosen men would be given another chance to come into mental Oneness with Yahweh through this new pattern, a pattern that would include a House and an ark within the House. And soon to be realized would also be a builder (son) of that House:

“I [Yahweh] have not lived in a house (mindset within a vessel) since the time that I brought up (mentally redeemed) Israyl (“thoughts ruled by and for Yahweh”), to this very day.