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Exodus 38The Tabernacle Courtyard

The bronze altar, courtyard, and furnishings are completed.

The Tabernacle Courtyard: a painted scene illustrating Exodus 38.

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Exodus, chapter by chapter

1. Israel Enslaved in Egypt
2. The Birth of Moses
3. The Burning Bush
4. Moses Returns to Egypt
5. Pharaoh Increases the Burden
6. God Promises Deliverance
7. The Nile Turns to Blood
8. Plagues of Frogs, Gnats and Flies
9. Plagues of Pestilence, Boils and Hail
10. Locusts and Darkness
11. The Final Plague Announced
12. The First Passover
13. Israel Leaves Egypt
14. Crossing the Red Sea
15. The Song of Moses
16. Manna from Heaven
17. Water from the Rock
18. Jethro's Wise Counsel
19. Israel at Mount Sinai
20. The Ten Commandments
21. Laws for God's People
22. Justice and Responsibility
23. Justice, Sabbath and Festivals
24. The Covenant Confirmed
25. The Ark and Holy Furnishings
26. The Tabernacle
27. The Bronze Altar
28. The Priestly Garments
29. Consecrating the Priests
30. The Altar of Incense
31. Bezalel and Oholiab
32. The Golden Calf
33. God's Presence with Israel
34. The Covenant Renewed
35. Offerings for the Tabernacle
36. Building the Tabernacle
37. The Sacred Furnishings
38. The Tabernacle Courtyard
39. The Priestly Garments Completed
40. The Glory of the Lord Fills the Tabernacle

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