The Structure (Part 1)

The TabernacleSteve Gregg
Discover the intricate structure of the tabernacle in Exodus chapter 26 with Steve Gregg. Through a combination of verbal instruction and visual patterns, God guides Moses in constructing the sacred space. Starting with the central Ark of the Covenant and the Mercy Seat, Gregg highlights the symbolic significance of each component, such as the Holy of Holies and the curtains that make up the outer court. Drawing parallels to the Book of Revelation and Leviticus, Gregg delves into the deeper meanings behind the materials used and their representation of purity and Jesus' character. Join him on this enlightening exploration of the tabernacle's design.
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