The tabernacle in exodus

Here is why the Tabernacle of Moses have to do with Christians today and how it represents the Christian life are important questions to answer.

Why all the details recorded in the Scriptures? Can’t we just skip over this part? I know it was probably important for “Bezalel son of Uri, the son of Hur, of the tribe of Judah, made everything t…

The Tabernacle of Moses – God’s Heavenly Pattern for our Spiritual Transformation – Part VI: The Priestly Garments – Bible.org Blogs

The Tabernacle. Introduction to the Tabernacle. God commanded Moses to build a Tabernacle. (Exodus 25:1-9) The Tabernacle was a moveable “tent of meeting.” God wanted to dwell among his people, the Israelites, in order to have fellowship with them. (Exodus 25:22). MENU .

Every detail of the Tabernacle was designed and planned by God. The Tabernacle was not an afterthought to God. More than fifty chapters in the Bible are devoted to detailing its careful construction and sacred use.

We reached the Tabernacle and I put together a fun hands on tabernacle lesson for my kids to go through based off of a Tabernacle Sunday School lesson I did.

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The tabernacle was an amazing, portable worship center for the Jewish people after their exodus from Egypt. This short article covers the basics of the tabernacle: what it looked like, where the costly materials came from, and how it was moved around in the forty years in the wilderness. Improve your Bible knowledge!