The Tabernacle Pt. 3 The Altar, Exodus 27:1-8

In Exodus 27:1-8, we delve into God’s detailed instructions to Moses for constructing the altar of acacia wood, a central piece in the Tabernacle that symbolizes the necessity of sacrifice for atonement. This altar, overlaid with bronze and adorned with horns, represents the strength and power of divine forgiveness, where innocent sacrifices were made for the redemption of the people. Through this passage, we learn about the profound significance of the altar not only as a place of sacrifice but also as a precursor to the ultimate sacrifice of Christ, embodying the intersection of divine justice and mercy.

Scripture References: Exodus 27:1-8

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