The tabernacle was the gospel’s message in the Old Testament. How? This article explains the significance of the tabernacle. It signified God’s presence, His identity with His people, and a way for sinners, and pointed to Christ.

The tabernacle was the gospel’s message in the Old Testament. How? This article explains the significance of the furniture in the tabernacle, focusing on the table of showbread. 

The tabernacle was the gospel’s message in the Old Testament. How? The article explains this by looking at the tabernacle, its ministry in the Old Testament, and its relation to the New Testament. 

The tabernacle was the gospel’s message in the Old Testament. How? This article explains the ministry of the tabernacle as the place of worship, its description, and its position. 

The tabernacle was the gospel’s message in the Old Testament. How? This article explains the significance of the furniture in the tabernacle, focusing on the tabernacle’s candlestick and its significance. 

The tabernacle was the gospel’s message in the Old Testament. How? This article explains the significance of the furniture in the tabernacle, especially the significance of the golden altar of incense and the tabernacle veil. 

The tabernacle was the gospel’s message in the Old Testament. How? This article explains the significance of the furniture in the tabernacle: in particular, the significance of the ark. 

Is the any connection between the giving for the tabernacle, the temple, and the church today? This article shows that giving has always been an act of worship, and that God's people always gave from what God gave them. Most importantly, they always gave for God's cause. This is the connection. How? 

Why did God instruct the building of the tabernacle? This article looks at the curtain in the tabernacle as it is explained in Exodus 26:31-33. It shows how Christ through his suffering opened the way to God.

Why did God instruct the building of the tabernacle? This article looks at the covenant ark in the tabernacle as it is explained in Exodus 25:10-22.

Why did God instruct the building of the tabernacle? This article looks at the incense altar in the tabernacle as it is explained in Exodus 30:1-10 and Exodus 37:25-29. Its message is that of prayer and propitiation.

This article looks at the golden lampstand in the tabernacle as it is explained in Exodus 25:31-39 and Leviticus 24:1-4. It explains that the lampstand pointed to God as the Lightgiver and Lifegiver.

Why did God instruct the building of the tabernacle? This article looks at the bread of Presence in the tabernacle as it is explained in Exodus 25:23-30 and Leviticus 24:5-9. The author explains that the bread was for God, from God, and represented fellowship with God.

Why did God command the building of the tabernacle? This article looks at the bronze basin in the tabernacle as it is explained in Exodus 30:17-21. It pointed to the cleansing required and how God provided for such cleansing.

This article looks at the altar in the tabernacle. It shows that the message of the altar was sanctification, support, and salvation.

Why did God instruct the building of the tabernacle? This article based on Exodus 25:8 explains that the tabernacle was God’s residence and his revelation.

This article introduces the importance of the tabernacle by pointing out that God gave it to his people to teach them about himself, but also that the tabernacle carried a prophetic message.

Exodus 25-Exodus 40 provides instructions for the building of the tabernacle. This article explains in three points the message of the tabernacle.

This article explains how the furniture in the tabernacle points us to Christ.

The tabernacle symbolized Jesus Christ, God’s dwelling with Israel, and it pointed to heaven. This article draws implications for the believer today on the meaning of the tabernacle.

In the Old Testament, gatekeepers played a big role in guarding the holiness of the tabernacle and temple in reference to those who were coming to worship. This role was fulfilled in Christ. Today, officebearers serve as gatekeepers, and Christians can be gatekeepers as citizens of their country.

This article is about the bronze altar as part of the tabernacle.

This article on Exodus 25:8, 22 looks at the tabernacle as the place where God wished to dwell with His people.

This article looks at the ark of the covenant in the tabernacle.

This article is about the veil of the tabernacle and the abolishment of this veil through Christ's death.

This article is about the presence of God with his people. The author looks at the relation of temple and church, and the temple and Jesus Christ. A special focus is on the Holy of holies in the tabernacle/temple. Fellowship with God is an important topic of this article, as well as God dwelling with his people.

This article is about the bronze laver in the tabernacle. The author also looks at Exodus 38:8.

This article is about the table of showbread in the tabernacle. The author also looks at Exodus 25:30.

This article is about the golden altar of incense in the tabernacle. The author also looks at Exodus 30:1.

This article is about the golden candlestick in the tabernacle. The author also looks at Exodus 25:31.