This teaches us that the same truth seems therefore to be embodied in each of these typical curtains. If the door was sufficient to cover this, then it was 10 cubits wide. The back of the Tabernacle was defined by 6 board of a cubit and a half, so 9 cubits interior - the two sides, if each 1/2 cubit thick, would constitute 10 cubits outside dimension of the Tabernacle. As to the width, we infer from the 20 cubits of Solomon’s Temple that the Tabernacle was half the size ( 1 Kings 6:2) - thus, 10 cubits wide. NOTE: For the door, we do not have an explicit text for its measurements however the boards were 10 cubits high ( Exodus 26:16). The door and the veil were 10 x 10 cubits - SQUARE - a symbol of PERFECTION (equality on every side)!.The gate was 20 cubits long x 5 cubits high ( Exodus 38:18).“Most Holy”) ( Exodus 26:31-33).Īll three entrances were made of the same material: a fine white woven linen with blue, purple and scarlet threads running through the material ( Exodus 38:18).Īll three entrances had the the same dimensions as regards their area, that is, they were all 100 square cubits - a number representing Christ Jesus: the “vail” to the “holy of holies.” (i.e.

the “gate” to the “outer court” ( Exodus 27:16-19).There were three entrances in the Tabernacle arrangement which include:.

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