Exodus Tabernacle Meaning (Part 2)
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The Tabernacle in Exodus had many different elements that held spiritual significance, such as the walls made of boards, the showbread, and the altar of incense. These items were symbolic of Christ's body and represented aspects of his ministry and relationship with his followers. The Tabernacle also served as a representation of the self-church and individual believers in whom God dwells. John's Gospel references the Tabernacle in emphasizing the symbolic nature of Jesus' ministry. Ultimately, the Tabernacle was a symbol of God dwelling among His people.
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