This sermon unfolds the theological significance of the tabernacle's construction in Exodus 38, presenting it as a divinely ordered sanctuary that reveals God's provision for sinful humanity to approach His holy presence. Central to the message is the reality that access to God is only possible through sacrifice, cleansing, and a divinely appointed way—each symbolized by the bronze altar, the basin of bronze, and the court's gate, all of which point to Christ as the ultimate fulfillment. The altar of burnt offering, where blood was shed daily, prefigures Christ's perfect sacrifice that atones for sins and satisfies divine wrath, while the basin of cleansing reflects the ongoing work of Christ's Spirit and Word in sanctifying believers. The court's structure, with its separation and singular entrance, underscores that no one comes to the Father except through Christ, who is the true way, truth, and life. The sermon concludes by emphasizing that the earthly tabernacle, though built by human hands and materials, was a shadow of the heavenly reality fulfilled in Christ, whose eternal priesthood and perfect sacrifice have rendered the old system obsolete, calling believers to worship in spirit and truth, centered solely on Him.

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