The Structure (Part 2)
The TabernacleSteve Gregg
This segment focuses on the remaining verses of Chapter 26 in Exodus, delving into the intricate structure of the curtains surrounding the sacred space. The dimensions and materials of the curtains are described, symbolizing purity and representing the fellowship of the saints. The significance of the pillars is explored, highlighting how even those whose lives are cut short can still possess wisdom and righteousness. The veil that separates the Holy Place is examined, with connections made to the glory that radiated from Moses' face and the greater glory revealed in the New Testament. The profound message is that God's presence is accessible, and through Jesus, believers can boldly enter into the holiest place.
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