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The Tabernacle, made with the hands
of men, was but a copy, a shadow of the real one in
heaven, Heb. 8:5; 9:23-25. God showed the
"fashion" of it to Moses on Mount Sinai and at the same
time commanded him, that he must make the Tabernacle and
its furnishings exactly to the plans shown him,
(Exodus 25:8-9, 40; 26:30; 27:8; Heb. 8:5). The
Lord also chose the chief artists to supervise its
construction (Exodus 31:1-6). Nearly 300
verses in Exodus and 50 chapters in the Bible are
devoted to an account of the Tabernacle and its
furniture. Why do you think it was so important that God
had so much written about this building? The teaching of
creation, including man and woman take up a whole of 2
chapters in the Bible? |
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Through reconstructing the
Tabernacle, its furniture and adding a wilderness set,
families will be able to walk back 3,500 years in time
to experience in the most intimate way God's
Sovereign plan. The detailed blueprints given to
Moses, as well as the descriptions of priestly garments,
not only arouse one's fascination but also suggest that
no detail of man's worship of God is too small.
Exodus is the most picturesque book of
the Bible. It contains more word-pictures than any other
and Grafted In Ministries
has strived through earnest and prayerful study to turn
the Word of God and its word pictures into live images.
the ultimate goal being that our knowledge of the grand
truth of redemption which testifies of Christ, who said
of Moses, "He wrote of Me."
John 5:46
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