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What does the Bible say about the veil of the tabernacle?

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The veil of the tabernacle, as described in Exodus 26, symbolizes the separation between God and man and represents the humanity of Christ.

The veil of the tabernacle served both a practical and a symbolic purpose. It separated the holy place from the Most Holy place, signifying the distance between God and mankind due to sin. In Exodus 26:31-33, we see that the veil was intricately designed with the finest linen, symbolizing the purity and moral excellence of Christ. It was made to divide, yet it also pointed to the means of reconciliation through Christ's humanity, as noted in Hebrews 10:19-20, which describes Christ as the way through the veil, highlighting His flesh as the conduit for access to God.
Scripture References: Exodus 26:31-33, Hebrews 10:19-20, Exodus 26, Numbers 4:1-20

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Darvin Pruitt · May 22, 2013
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