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What does the glory of the Lord represent in the tabernacle?

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The glory of the Lord represents His divine presence and holiness.

In Exodus 40, the glory of the Lord filling the tabernacle signifies God's holiness and His desire to dwell among His people. It serves as a representation of God’s presence and affirming His transcendence and immanence. The cloud that covered the tabernacle indicates that God is not aloof or distant; rather, He desires an intimate relationship with His people. This glory filling the tabernacle points forward to Christ, who, as John 1:14 states, came to 'dwell among us,' revealing the fullness of God's glory.
Scripture References: Exodus 40:34-35, John 1:14

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