Exodus 40

Exodus 40

God commands Moses to erect the Tabernacle on the first day of the first month. Moses follows the instructions exactly, assembling the curtains, frames, altar, and all the furnishings in their designated places. After the sanctuary is fully set up, Moses consecrates it by anointing it with oil. Immediately, the glory of the Lord—manifested as the heavy cloud—fills the Tabernacle, so powerfully that Moses himself cannot enter. This visible presence confirms that God has come down to dwell among His people, confirming the fulfillment of the Exodus covenant.

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Deuteronomy 30

Moses gives the final promise that if Israel is exiled for disobedience, they can still return to the Lord with all their heart. God promises to circumcise their hearts so they can love Him.

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Moses, now 120, officially transfers leadership to Joshua. He commands the priests to read the Law publicly every seven years and charges Joshua to be strong and courageous.

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