Moses made the tabernacle through Aholiab and Bezalel. The Israelites had brought their possessions before God: gold, silver, copper, jewels, wood, etc. And at the time, there were the poor women in Israel who assembled at the door of the tabernacle. These women were not fancy women like others. Most of them were widows or were living in difficulty, so they offered themselves and came to the door of the tabernacle to volunteer. These women did not have any jewels or belonging

Exodus 38:8 “And he made the laver of brass, and the foot of it of brass, of the lookingglasses of the women assembling, which assembled at the door of the tabernacle of the congregation.” The laver was made of bronze, but where did they get that material? At the time, there were the women who assembled at the door of the tabernacle, and they melted their mirrors and made the laver and its feet. When we preach the gospel, Satan places many things as obstacles in our hearts. S

God told Aaron’s sons to wash their hands and feet so they do not die, but what does “die” mean here? Even while we are in communication with God and the spiritual life within us is alive and working, if darkness comes or a wall forms and we are cut off from God, we cannot receive his grace. And so, our spirit starts to die. God is worried that Satan will deceive us after we commit sin, that Satan will put a wall in our hearts between us and God, and that we will fall into de

Exodus 30:19-20 “For Aaron and his sons…when they go into the tabernacle of the congregation, they shall wash with water, that they die not” When Aaron and his sons went into the tabernacle to do the work of the high priest, they did not die and were able to live by washing their hands and feet with the water from the bronze laver. When we try to serve God after being born again, Satan tries to block our relationship with God with the sins we commit. When we remember the bloo