God’s love letters to us, inscribed into the blueprints of His dwelling place.
Incense is widely accepted as a symbol for the prayers of God’s people throughout Scripture. The incense appointed for the tabernacle carried a mixture of components which each gave off a distinctive aroma — stacte contributed the soft note of orange …
Light is often used as a metaphor for wisdom or enlightenment. But let’s be honest, there’s light and then there’s light. Consider how it affected the Israelites as they traveled through the desert. Wherever they went, two sources of light …
If you read 1 Corinthians 12, you’ll see Paul describe believers as individual members of a single body. That’s why we commonly refer to the Church as the Body of Christ. The smooth operation of the whole depends not only …
Let’s pull aside the elegant tapestry that separates the Holy Place from the Holy of Holies and walk into the most intimate room of the Tabernacle of Moses. One simple, yet elegant piece of furniture fills the gold-paneled room: a …
A lovely dance took place in the tabernacle as the priests went about their duties—a sort of tango coordinating the activities inside the Holy Place with those taking place out in the courtyard. Just as the knife was put to …
