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Sunday School Lesson 219 The Tabernacle in the Wilderness Print E-mail

Lesson: 219
Lesson Name: The Tabernacle
Theme: God's Faithfulness

Reading: Exodus 25:1-9; 40:17-38

Memory Verse: Psalm 138:5
Memory Verse Text: Great is the glory of the Lord.

Activity - Full color, 3d, printable model of the tabernacle

Build your own full-color paper model of the Tabernacle in about one hour with the help of your class.

Tabernacle in the Wilderness

Lesson Points 

Point 1: God specified exactly what was needed for the Tabernacle in order that He could dwell amongst His people.
Point 2: God's specifications also told the people what they were to offer and how to make the offerings.  God wanted His people to make their offerings with a willing attitude.
Point 3: The Tabernacle was built with a lot of careful, intricate work; work that only had value because the Lord was with them and was in support of the project.
Point 4: Even though the Tabernacle had considerable glory, it is such a wonder that God made His presence known in such a humble place.  God also made His presence known to the Israelites while journeying in the forms of the cloud and the fire.

Notes: God knew that the day would come when He forsake the Temple. The Lord Jesus' words while here on Earth were; "Your house is left unto you desolate" (Matt. 23:38; Luke 13:35).  It is such a tragedy of God when He leaves us to falter onwards on our own.


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Vicky, Unregistered
Thank you for this printable tabernacle. My children thoroughly loved making it. It was simple to construct. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
 Posted 2011-02-26 19:50:41
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