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What does the tabernacle tell us about Christ?

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The tabernacle illustrates the two natures of Christ and His role as the mediator between God and man.

The design and elements of the tabernacle serve as profound symbols pointing to the person and work of Christ. The tabernacle itself, with its various furnishings and boundaries, illustrates the dual nature of Christ: He is both fully God and fully man. For instance, the linen fence represents His humanity, while the brass pillars symbolize His divine strength and character. The gate, adorned with the colors of blue, purple, and scarlet, encapsulates His heavenly origin, royal status, and sacrificial blood. Every detail points to Christ as the only mediator who bridges the gap between sinful humanity and a holy God, making it evident that through Him alone can we attain righteousness and fellowship with God.
Scripture References: Exodus 27:9-19, John 1:14, Hebrews 4:14-16

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