Two elements of the worship experience in the tabernacle are discussed in this passage. The tabernacle lamps were to burn continuously before the Lord, and Aaron the Priest was to care for the lamps at all times. However, the people were to bring pure oil of pressed olives for the lamps. Also, Aaron was to … Continue reading The Tabernacle Lamps and the Bread (Leviticus 24:1 – 9)
The Lampstand and the Altar of Incense (Exodus 37:17 – 28)
As the Ark of the Covenant represents the Judge of the Universe and Father of All, and the Table of Showbread represents the Bread of Life, the Lampstand and its oil represents the presence of the Holy Spirit. The branches of the Lampstand often represent the churches of God in other literature. In this case, … Continue reading The Lampstand and the Altar of Incense (Exodus 37:17 – 28)
The Lampstand and the Priestly Garments (Exodus 27:20 – 28:4)
The lampstand was to be cared for constantly, and the flame was to be ascending to the Heavens at all times. Aaron and his sons were to be the caretakers of the lampstand just outside the Most Holy Place. The Lord gave additional instructions as to the design and makeup of the priestly garments. Aaron … Continue reading The Lampstand and the Priestly Garments (Exodus 27:20 – 28:4)
The Lampstand and the Tabernacle (Exodus 25:31 – 26:37)
The Golden Lampstand (Temple Menorah) was to be made of pure gold, and made of one piece. Six branches would come out of the main lampstand, three on each side. It is very ornate, and its accessories would also be of gold. The Lampstand carried oil to the wick. The oil and the fire represent … Continue reading The Lampstand and the Tabernacle (Exodus 25:31 – 26:37)
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