The Tabernacle

The class explores the figurative meaning of the tabernacle in Exodus, emphasizing its role as a symbol of God's dwelling among His people and the process of salvation and atonement. It highlights the importance of using one's resources to glorify God and the need for unity within the ecclesia.

The class discusses the symbolism of the tabernacle, focusing on the altar of burnt offering and the laver, emphasizing the need for baptism, crucifying the flesh, and being cleansed by the word of God. It highlights the importance of discipleship and holiness in the ecclesia.

The class covers the symbolism of the altar of incense in the tabernacle, emphasizing its representation of prayer and the mediation of Jesus Christ. It explores the relationship between prayer and the Word of God, the significance of the high priest's role, and the importance of approaching God with faith and repentance.

The class discusses Bezaleel, the builder of the tabernacle, as a type of Christ, emphasizing the importance of divine inspiration and wisdom in fulfilling God's purposes. It also highlights the role of faithful Christadelphians in building the ecclesia and maintaining its purity.