Is it possible that the scandalous stain of our sins could be removed by perfect human blood? Of the thread colors used to decorate the linen, the meaning of scarlet should be easiest to solve because a scarlet thread runs through Scripture. And yet, as we examine it, we see what appear to be two […]
Unlike red and yellow, blue remains blue throughout all its shades. How like heaven that is! Some today are not as quick to accept the old explanations for the color scheme God used in the curtains. Why should blue point to heaven? Why not water, or something else? That’s a fair question, so let’s examine […]
Every covering God ever provided both concealed and revealed, a great clue to the Big Picture. We’re about to discuss the construction of the tabernacle proper, and the court around it, so we should think about the materials used. “You shall make the tabernacle with ten curtains of fine woven linen and blue, purple, and […]
God has a very peculiar way of giving Moses a tour of His new home, and with good reason. On first reading of the descriptions God gave for this carefully planned dwelling, it would seem there were some things missing, and other things misplaced. As we’ve noted, there were no windows. But remember, this is […]
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All the colorful beauty that we see around us is actually in the light! Just so, Jesus is the light. There is so much more to see in the golden lampstand! The main shaft held its own lamp, but six branches grew out of it, each adding a lamp. God’s people are branches, linked with […]
Whether in creation or in Christ, “God saw the light, that it was good” (Gen 1:4). Very good! Two statements stand in stark contrast: “God is light and in Him is no darkness at all” (1 Jn 1:5) “and men loved darkness rather than light” (Jn 3:19). How would God overcome this darkness? The solution […]
God broke a 400-year silence to say, “You are My beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.” Although we haven’t read yet about the tabernacle’s layout, it helps to know there were three main parts. A large courtyard, surrounded by a high white linen fence, had only one gate. The tabernacle proper was 30 […]