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What does the Bible say about the Court of the Tabernacle?

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The Court of the Tabernacle is described in Exodus 27 as an enclosed area with hangings of fine twined linen, serving as a barrier and sign of God's holiness.

The Court of the Tabernacle, as detailed in Exodus 27, is portrayed as an essential component of Israel's worship structure. Enclosed by hangings of fine twined linen, the Court symbolizes the holiness of God and the separation between the holy and the unholy. The dimensions, made up of one hundred cubits in length and fifty cubits in breadth, highlight its purpose as a designated space for meeting God. The structure, supported by sixty pillars, emphasizes strength and stability, indicating the secure refuge available for God's people as they approach Him.
Scripture References: Exodus 27:9-19

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The Outer Court
Arthur W. Pink · Oct 3, 2011
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