‘Come … walk with me through God’s house’

the curtains and coverings ... Exodus 26:1-14; 36:8-18

the curtains and coverings ... Exodus 26:1-14; 36:8-18

‘Come … walk with me through God’s house’

the ceiling – Exodus 26:1

• the inner glory of Christ• our Lord’s exaltation• shelter – Psalm 17:8• security – Psalm 91:4• support – Deut. 32:11

‘Come … walk with me through God’s house’

the curtain – Exodus 26:7

• his expiation on Calvary• Day of Atonement – two

goats: the slain goat and the scapegoat

‘Come … walk with me through God’s house’

the first covering – 26:14a

• the ram of substitution• the ram of consecration

the final covering – 26:14b

• his humiliation on earth

‘Come … walk with me through God’s house’

the cloud – Ex. 40:33-35

• symbolised the presence of God

• signified the purpose of God

• suggested the protection of God

• showed the providence of God

‘Come … walk with me through God’s house’

the boards and bars ...

Exodus 26:15-29

‘Come … walk with me through God’s house’

the scriptural specifications

• the dimensions of the erection

• the description of the erection

‘Come … walk with me through God’s house’

the spiritual significance

• the boards – each one represents one member in the church of Christ

• the bars – represent the unifying work of the Holy Spirit

‘Come … walk with me through God’s house’