The court of the tabernacle in Exodus 27 was a sacred space, set apart for worship and reverence. Its walls marked a clear distinction between the dwelling of the Lord and the people, reminding all who entered of God’s holy presence. The height of its walls preserved the sanctity within, and its construction—bronze pillars, silver hooks, and embroidered linens—reflected its divine purpose. A place of worship and awe, the court called God's people to enter and draw near. To learn more, head to th

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