A painted tabernacle model kit showing the layout of the complete tabernacle in 1:90 scale.

The Diagram of the Tabernacle Barnes’ Bible Charts Holy of Holies 15’ x 15’ Most Holy Place 30’ x 15’ THE OUTER COURTTT 150’ x 75’ Ark of Covenant & the Mercy Seat Altar of Incense Brazen Laver Altar of Burnt Offerings T he Candlestic k Tab le of She wbr ead W S N E 1234567 1234567 1234567 12345678901 12345678901 12345678901 n ...

A floor plan of Moses’s tabernacle from the New Testament seminary teacher manual.

The models of the tabernacle and all the furnishings, and costumes, described in Exodus, Chapters 25 to 40, plus other illustrations of events recorded during the wilderness journey, have been made by the author over a period of forty years. This work was done in a quiet manner at night time, for the days were occupied with the common tasks of ...

Plan Layout of the Tabernacle of Moses ... “The Life” Altar Outer Court E Candlestick S N . Title: Microsoft Word - tabernacle.docx Author: Jan Created Date: 10/1/2009 9:13:21 AM ...

Exodus 25:9 - “According to all that I show you, that is, the pattern of the tabernacle and the pattern of all its furnishings, just so you shall make it.”

to make the tabernacle 42'x60' Beauty within, a shadow of heavenly things (Hebrews 8:5) Outer Curtains (Exodus 26:7-13, 36:14-18) goats' hair, bronze Length: 30 cubits (45') Width: 4 cubits (6') 11 curtains joined together by loops and bronze clasps; completely covered the fine linen layer A tent over the tabernacle Coverings

One of the most elaborate types in the Old Testament is the Tabernacle of Moses. This was the tent that Moses set up after receiving the Law on Mount Sinai. The Tabernacle of Moses was also called by two other names:

Discover the diagram of Moses' tabernacle and explore its significance in the biblical narrative. Learn about the layout and symbolism of this sacred structure.

The Tabernacle floor plan. Read Exodus 26:1-37, then put in order the furniture in the Tabernacle walking from the outside to the inside. http://www.bibleplaces.com/tabernaclemore.htm