KEY TABERNACLE PIECES' SIGNIFICANCE
(Message by Tanny Keng)
0. Key tabernacle pieces' significance
1. Ark of the Testimony (Ark of the Covenant)
i) Function & Significance:
@1. A golden rectangular box that contained the 10 Commandments.
@2. Symbolized God's covenant with Israel's people.
@3. Located in the Most Holy Place.
2. Mercy Seat
ii) Function & Significance:
@1. The lid to the ark of the Testimony.
@2. Symbolized the presence of God among his people.
3. Veil (Curtain)
iii) Function & Significance:
@1. The curtain that divided the two sacred rooms of the tabernacle - the holy place and the Most Holy Place.
@2. Symbolized how the people were separated from God because of sin.
4. Table
iv) Function & Significance:
@1. A wooden table located in the holy place of the tabernacle. The showbread and various utensils were kept on this table.
5. Showbread
v) Function & Significance:
@1. Twelve (12) loaves of baked bread, one for each tribe of Israel.
@2. Symbolized the spiritual nourishment God offers his people.
6. Lampstands and Lamps
vi) Function & Significance:
@1. A golden lampstand located in the holy place, which held 7 burning oil lamps.
@2. The lampstand lighted the holy place for the priests.
7. Altar of Incense
vii) Function & Significance:
@1. An altar in the holy place in front of the curtain.
@2. Used for burning God's special incense and symbolic of acceptable prayer.
8. Anointing Oil
viii) Function & Significance:
@1. A special oil used to anoint the priests and all the pieces in the tabernacle.
@2. A sign of being set apart for God.
9. Altar of Burnt Offering
ix) Function & Significance:
@1. The bronze altar outside the tabernacle used for the sacrifices.
@2. Symbolized how sacrifice restored one's relationship with God.
10. Laver
x) Function & Significance:
@1. A large wash basin outside the tabernacle used by the priests to cleanse themselves before performing their duties.
@2. Symbolized the need for spiritual cleansing.
The End ...
0. Key tabernacle pieces' significance
1. Ark of the Testimony (Ark of the Covenant)
i) Function & Significance:
@1. A golden rectangular box that contained the 10 Commandments.
@2. Symbolized God's covenant with Israel's people.
@3. Located in the Most Holy Place.
2. Mercy Seat
ii) Function & Significance:
@1. The lid to the ark of the Testimony.
@2. Symbolized the presence of God among his people.
3. Veil (Curtain)
iii) Function & Significance:
@1. The curtain that divided the two sacred rooms of the tabernacle - the holy place and the Most Holy Place.
@2. Symbolized how the people were separated from God because of sin.
4. Table
iv) Function & Significance:
@1. A wooden table located in the holy place of the tabernacle. The showbread and various utensils were kept on this table.
5. Showbread
v) Function & Significance:
@1. Twelve (12) loaves of baked bread, one for each tribe of Israel.
@2. Symbolized the spiritual nourishment God offers his people.
6. Lampstands and Lamps
vi) Function & Significance:
@1. A golden lampstand located in the holy place, which held 7 burning oil lamps.
@2. The lampstand lighted the holy place for the priests.
7. Altar of Incense
vii) Function & Significance:
@1. An altar in the holy place in front of the curtain.
@2. Used for burning God's special incense and symbolic of acceptable prayer.
8. Anointing Oil
viii) Function & Significance:
@1. A special oil used to anoint the priests and all the pieces in the tabernacle.
@2. A sign of being set apart for God.
9. Altar of Burnt Offering
ix) Function & Significance:
@1. The bronze altar outside the tabernacle used for the sacrifices.
@2. Symbolized how sacrifice restored one's relationship with God.
10. Laver
x) Function & Significance:
@1. A large wash basin outside the tabernacle used by the priests to cleanse themselves before performing their duties.
@2. Symbolized the need for spiritual cleansing.
The End ...
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