Tabernacle Symbolism

When you think about the Tabernacle along with all the symbolisms within it God’s love for us is evident. He wants to dwell together with us so much that He provided a place then, the Tabernacle, and dwells in us today. It was the visual used to remind the Israelites that they were in fact serving the one true living God among the unbelievers around them. There are symbolisms found in each piece of the Tabernacle.
The gate of the Tabernacle provided the access just as there is no salvation found in any other name but Jesus (Matthew 1:21, Acts 4:12). The hangings of the gate symbolize God in flesh, king of kings, and the crucified Savior. The first outer covering was made of badger skins with no beauty in it and had no measurements to them. This symbolizes how the Gospel will reach far without boundaries. The second
The candlestick was made by hand from one piece of gold giving the only source of light in the Holy Place. As the candlestick was the light in the sanctuary, Jesus is the light of the world. Another symbolism found in the Holy Place is like the candlestick shed light on the table of shewbread, the Holy Ghost illuminates God’s Word to us. The table of shewbread was made from Acacia wood overlaid with gold representing Christ was earthly being born from a woman but royalty. The wood material that constructed the table of shewbread was able to grow in a place that no other thing could and was decay proof just as Jesus could go through things that other people could not and He is everlasting. The altar of incense is similar to the church praying for the lost souls in the world today. The veil was the separation between the Holy Place and the Holiest of Holies and was made of fine twined linen with cherubims embroidered on it. The veil concealed the glory of God in the Tabernacle like when He robed Himself in flesh to dwell among us on