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Exodus 3821- 40
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Traditional Blessing

Blessed are You HaShem our Elohim, King of the
Universe, who has chosen us from all peoples and
has given us His Torah. Blessed are You -HaShem,
Giver of the Torah.
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The End of Exodus
38 The Materials Used 39 The Priestly
Garments 40 Setting Up the Tabernacle Lets look
at them
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•  In the Holy Temple, silver trumpets are used
  during the Divine service, as well as for
  announcing the arrival of the Shabbat, the New
  Moon, the three Festivals, and for other various
  occasions. 

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•  The copper laver and stand, which
• Stands in the Temple courtyard
• between the sanctuary and the outer
• altar, is the first of the Temple vessels
• to greet the priests each morning.
• There the priests wash their hands
• and feet before proceeding to attend
• to the daily tamid offering. 

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•  The three-pronged fork is mentioned
• in 1 Samuel 213. According to Rashi
• and Maimonides, the fork is used to
• turn over the offerings on the altar fire,
• or to lift up unconsumed portions of
• the offering so that the woodpile
• can be rearranged. 

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•  The silver shovel is kept on the
• southwestern corner of the altar.
• The shovel is used for the removal
• of ashes left on the altar,
• the first task performed by the priests
• each morning at the break of dawn.   

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• The Abuv is a three-tiered stand.
• The top level holds a perforated
• copper pan, and below it is a
• receptacle for hot coals.
• It is used for roasting the newly
• harvested barley of the Omer
• offering, performed on Passover.    

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• The small golden flask is used to
• pour olive oil into the menorah.
• The priest pours oil into this flask
• from the larger pitcher, which
• contains enough oil necessary for
• all seven lamps. This smaller flask
• is then used to replenish the oil of
• each individual lamp.     

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• This shovel is used to remove burning
• coals from the outer altar. The priest
• then carries the coals on this shovel
• into the sanctuary, where the coals
• are used on the golden incense altar.       

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• The menorah, made from a single piece of solid
  gold, stands in the southern side of the
  Sanctuary. Each morning a priest prepares and
  rekindles the wicks. The central wick, known as
  "the western candle" is required to burn
  perpetually. The oil and wicks of this candle are
  changed in such a fashion as to insure that it
  will never be extinguished.      

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• Centrally located in the Sanctuary, stands the
  incense altar, directly in front of the Holy of
  Holies, to the west. The incense altar is made
  of wood and covered with gold, In order to allow
  for every priest to perform this most prized of
  offerings, a daily lot is drawn. Only those
  priests who have never offered incense upon the
  altar are allowed to participate.       

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• The ark of the covenant is the only object placed
  within the Holy of Holies. Made of wood covered
  with gold, it contained within it,
• Fearing its capture by the invading Babylonians,
  King Josiah had it removed from the Holy of
  Holies, and hidden in a chamber deep beneath the
  Temple Mount. A tradition of its exact location
  is maintained to this day.

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• One of the four "golden garments" of the high
  priest is the crown, fashioned from one single
  piece of pure gold. The crown is worn across the
  forehead, extending from ear to ear, (as pictured
  in the inset above). It is held in place by a
  string dyed in the same blue color as used in all
  the high priest's garments. The crown bears the
  inscription "Holy to G-d," and is worn by the
  high priest at all times, while he is officiating
  in the Temple. 

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• The weaving of the sacred Ephod garment for the
  uniform of the High Priest. Showing the ephod,
  remembrance stones, and affixing the breastplate.
  

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• Setting up the Tabernacle 
• A leader of the Merari family, who were entrusted
  with the tabernacle assembly, is seen holding
  written plans. In the center of the picture, the
  Gershoni family is seen fulfilling their
  responsibility of erecting the courtyard
  curtains. On the right, the Kehati family ,
  bearer of the tabernacle vessels, are seen
  carrying the ark of the covenant into the
  tabernacle.

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• The Levites Encamp around the Tabernacle
•  Surrounding the tabernacle and its courtyard
  were the encampments of the Levite families, the
  bearers of the tabernacle and its vessels
  throughout the desert journey the Gershoni
  family encamped to the west of the tabernacle
  the Kehati family to the south the Merari family
  to the north. Directly opposite the entrance to
  the courtyard was the tent of Moshe and Aharon
  and his children.

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• The desert encampment of the Israelites was layed
  out in a specific pattern, as described in
  Numbers. In the center of the encampment stood
  the tabernacle. The courtyard entrance was in the
  east. Along the northern, southern and western
  sides of the courtyard were the Levite
  encampments, as described above. The exterior
  perimeter of the Israelite encampment was formed
  by the twelve tribes.

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• Traveling through the Wilderness 
• Twelve sturdy bulls were donated by the leaders
  of the twelve Israelite tribes, (Numbers 73), to
  carry the beams and curtains, and other
  tabernacle components on the journey through the
  wilderness. The above painting depicts the
  arrival of the Israelites at a new camp site,
  where the Levites begin to unload the beasts of
  burden and assemble the tabernacle.

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Chapter 3932mix withChapter 40 Physical
Preparedness
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First Day of the First Month
32 work of the tabernacle was completed 33
brought tabernacle 2 Set up the tabernacle
(18) 34 the covering/ shielding curtain 3
Shield the ark with curtain (19) 35 ark of the
Testimony and cover 3 Place the ark (20/21) 36
table, bread of Presence 4 Bring in the table
and lampstand 37 lampstand and oil
(24/25) 38 gold alter, oil, incense 5 Place
the gold altar of incense and curtain for the
entrance Put curtain at the entrance
(28) 6 altar of burnt offering (29) 39
bronze altar and basin 7 Place the basin and
put water in 40 curtains of the courtyard 8
Set up the courtyard
(22/23)
(26/27)
(30/32)
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Setup to be Holy SpiritualAnoint and
Consecrate
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Setup to be Holy
9 anoint and consecrate the tabernacle and
all the furnishings 10 anoint the
altar/utensils and consecrate 11 Anoint the
basin/stand and consecrate 12 Bring Aaron and
wash them 41 woven garments 13 Dress Aaron
in sacred garments anoint and
consecrate 14/15 Bring sons/ anoint and
consecrate 16 priesthood for all generations
to come 17 tabernacle set up on the first
day 42 done all the work 43 inspected and
blessed 33 Finished his work (circle v.
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Exodus 4034-38
34 Then the cloud covered the Tent of Meeting,
and the glory of the LORD filled the tabernacle.
35 Moses could not enter the Tent of Meeting
because the cloud had settled upon it, and the
glory of the LORD filled the tabernacle. 36 In
all the travels of the Israelites, whenever the
cloud lifted from above the tabernacle, they
would set out 37 but if the cloud did not lift,
they did not set out- until the day it
lifted. 38 So the cloud of the LORD was over the
tabernacle by day, and fire was in the cloud by
night, in the sight of all the house of Israel
during all their travels.
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Exodus 4034-38
34 Then the cloud covered the Tent of Meeting,
and the glory of the LORD filled the tabernacle.
Prep room
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Exodus 4034-38
35 Moses could not enter the Tent of Meeting
because the cloud had settled upon it, and the
glory of the LORD filled the tabernacle.
Group meeting
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Exodus 4034-38
36 In all the travels of the Israelites,
whenever the cloud lifted from above the
tabernacle, they would set out 37 but if the
cloud did not lift, they did not set out- until
the day it lifted. 38 So the cloud of the LORD
was over the tabernacle by day, and fire was in
the cloud by night, in the sight of all the house
of Israel during all their travels.
Exodus 2417 To the Israelites the glory of the
LORD looked like a consuming fire on top of the
mountain."
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Glory departs from the temple

• Ezekiel 93-4 ..went up from the above the
  cherubim and moved to the threshold of the
  temple.
• v4 Put a mark on the foreheads of those who
  grieve and lament over the detestable things that
  are done in it.
• v7 ..defile the temple and fill the courts with
  the slain
• Ezekiel 1018 Departed from the threshold of
  the temple and stopped above the cherubim.
  Stopped at the entrance to the east gate.
• 111-13 Prophesy against the men plotting evil.
  V12 did not follow my decrees or kept my laws
  but have conformed to the standards of the
  nations around them
• Ezekiel 1123 Went up form within the city and
  stopped above the mountain east of it
• 123 pack your belongings for exile.

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2 Kings 751 821

• 81-15 Setup
• Ark
• Tent of Meeting
• Sacred Furnishings
• Sacrificed
• nothing in the ark except the two stone
  tablets
• (We will review this in another slide)
• Priest withdrew
• Cloud filled the temple (next slide)
• Priest count not perform their service because
  of the cloud
• Glory had filled the temple
• 93-9 Conditional- If you will walk before me.
  I will establish...

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Why Moses could not enter?Possible solution

• Without permission
• Be called into the midst of the cloud, just as
  He had done on Mount Sinai.meaning
  permitted/allowed,
• Deuteronomy 722 not be allowed to eliminate
  all the nations at once
• 2 Chronicles 513-14
• and the priest could not perform their service
  because of the cloud, for the glory of the LORD
  filled the temple of God.
• 2 Chronicles 71-3
• ...fire came down from heaven and consumed the
  burnt offering and the sacrifices, and the glory
  of the LORD filled the temple. The priest could
  not enter the temple of the LROD because the
  glory of the LORD filled it.Acts 21-6

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Exodus History- Redemption

• These are the names of
• Weelleh shemoth
• Exodus 11
• Gen 468
• Sons of Israel who went to Egypt.
• Numbers 134
• 12 spies sent out
• Continuation that began in Genesis and was
  completed in Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and
  Deuteronomy

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History Exodus 196

• Exodus 196 -Although the whole earth is mine,
  you will be for me kingdom of priest and a holy
  nation.
• As the priest ministered the things of God to
  Israel, so the nation of Israel would minister
  the truth of God to the Gentiles.
• Light game parable- symbolic message

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nothing in the ark except the two stone tablets
1 Kings 89

• Deuteronomy 105
• Then I came back down the mountain and put the
  tablets in the ark I had made, as the LORD
  commanded me, and they are there now.
• 1 Samuel 411
• The ark of God was captured
• Hebrews 94
• This ark contained the gold jar of manna,
  Aarons staff that had budded, and the stone
  tablets of the covenant
• Rev 1119
• ...within his temple was seen the ark of his
  covenant. And there came flashes of lighting,
  rumblings, pearls of thunder, an earthquake and a
  great hailstorm.

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Traditional Blessing

Blessed are You HaShem our Elohim, King of the
universe, who has given us the Torah of truth,
and has planted everlasting life in our midst.
Blessed are You -HaShem, Giver of the Torah.