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Building a House For God: Craftsmen and Project Schedule (Exodus 31:1-18)

The Lord commissions project managers, and reminds everyone that sacred time is just as important as sacred space.

Building a House For God: the Story of Redemption (Exodus 30:1-38)

The Lord finishes his instructions for the tabernacle with an outline of how the whole system is going to work.

Building a House For God: the Light-Keepers’ Ordination (Exodus 29:1-46)

The Lord outlines the steps through which his household servants must be safely prepared for a dangerous role.

Building a House For God: the Light-Keepers’ Clothing (Exodus 27:20-28:43)

The Lord commissions servants to help run his household, and makes sure they are properly armoured for the work.

Building a House For God: Outdoor Kitchen and Garden (Exodus 27:1-19)

The Lord describes the dimensions of the garden outside his house, and a portable grill designed to save and destroy.

Building a House For God: Throne Room and Dining Room (Exodus 26:1-37)

The Lord commissions a two-room house, and writes a symbolic meaning into its structure.

Building a House For God: Dining Table and Lighting (Exodus 25:23-40)

The Lord commissions the next two pieces of furniture, the same two pieces he assembled at the beginning of creation.

Building a House For God: the Ark (Exodus 25:10-22)

The Lord commissions his first piece of furniture, a strongbox designed to protect the very heart of his relationship with his people.

Building a House For God: Offerings (Exodus 24:12-25:9)

As the betrothal ceremony draws to a close, the Lord calls Moses back up to the top of Mount Sinai to receive a special set of instructions.

The First Test In the Wilderness: Thirst (Exodus 15:22-27)

Moses’ people have been redeemed from slavery, but this does not mean they are ready for life on God’s mountain. They need healing, and the healing begins with a test.

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