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Out of the darkness comes light   Offered to, and in Jesus Name by Lalo Codona      While the title of this paper makes you think of the place where Jesus and His disciples kept the “Last Supper”, this paper will reveal a hidden mystery about all Bible time through the Jubilee given counting system that’s masked in the upper portion (the upper space) that I call the Upper Room of the Tabernacle in the Wilderness.    The perspective shown here starts from the “Upper Room” events, as declared in the Gospels, and proceeds all the way, past us, to the very final White Throne Judgment”. Then, if you turn around you can see all the way back to the Jordan River crossing and beyond.     Hence, I call it: “From the Upper Room”. You be the judge.  Who else but Jesus can reveal everything to us by using the supposable nothing that’s found in the Upper Spaces of the Wilderness Tabernacle.  No one but our Lord Jesus Christ.  God blessed forever – Amen!      Praise the Lord.  He’s great!   Why is the Tabernacle so High? Why is the Tabernacle twice as high as it needs to be? (15 feet high)      It’s because it measures the time from the Ministry of Jesus all the way over to the end of the Millennium - - exactly, but the reason it seems to be empty is because the events after “the Upper Room” point in time, (Acts 2) hadn’t happened yet (But guess what? All of the facts are there anyway)      The Ground floor measures from Abraham with his covenant, and Moses with his Exodus to and including the ministry of Jesus, with His “middle of the week events. That’s moving from the Tabernacle entry curtain at the door with its 5 Pillars all the way back, past the Vail, with its 4 Pillars to the rear westerly wall, with its completeness. All of that is setting on the dedication of Silver, that was offered at a half shekel of silver apiece, by the 603,550 men over 20 years of age. (every single man counts).    Then, starting at the Easterly entrance again on what I am going to call, in this paper, the “second story” level (the “Upper Room”) the balance of time is shown that runs, or will run from Jesus’ life and ministry to the end of the Millennium, and beyond. Amazing you say!   LET ME PROVE IT. If you want to see something in the past (before Christ’s time) stay downstairs. In this story Jesus is in dead center. If you want to see something after the “Upper Room” go upstairs. Event wise, the whole thing can be looked at as being only one week long, with Jesus being cut off in the middle of the week.  Isn’t that what Daniel said? (Daniel 9). Consequently, Jesus is the stairway, and the steps that He took are from the upper room to the cross.