Exodus Offerings
ExodusSteve Gregg
In Exodus, the people of Israel showed eagerness to contribute to the building of the tabernacle, giving both free will and mandatory offerings to support construction and maintenance. The offerings included precious materials and were used to construct furniture and garments for the priests. Despite the emphasis on giving, the ultimate goal was for the sanctuary to be a place for God to dwell among His people, and gifted artisans filled with the Spirit of God were chosen to design and create the items. The building of the church is a spiritual act made possible by spirit-filled workers, and everything that contributes to building the body of Christ, including ordinary gifts, is cherished by God.
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