The Tabernacle Furniture Set

The Tabernacle Furniture Set provides a helpful visual when teaching on the Tabernacle. Each item is carefully designed according to the guidelines laid out in Scripture to give you an accurate tool to help in your teaching. Learn more

Do you want to share the connection between the Tabernacle and Christ in a tangible way?

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You want to teach about the Tabernacle, but how do you help your students understand the different articles? What can you do to help them visualize how they all worked and what their purpose was?

You’ve maybe tried using pictures to illustrate your lessons. Or perhaps you’ve used The Tabernacle Model Kit, but while it gives you an overview of what the Tabernacle was like, the pieces are too small to use effectively in explaining the articles.

What would really help would be if there were some larger, three-dimensional figures of the Tabernacle furniture you could use. Something the students wouldn’t just see, but could actually touch and hold. Something that would bring teaching on the Tabernacle to life.

The Tabernacle Furniture Set provides a helpful visual when teaching on the Tabernacle. Each item is carefully designed according to the guidelines laid out in Scripture to give you an accurate tool to help in your teaching. As the word glory carries with it a concept of weightiness, each article in this set has physical weight, helping reinforce the concept of God’s glory. This set is also a great asset when teaching through The Stranger on the Road to Emmaus.

Having visited a full-scale replica of the Hebrew Tabernacle, I was impressed by the Tabernacle Furniture Set. The accompanying study guide [The Stranger on the Road to Emmaus WorkBook] along with the book "The Stranger on the Road to Emmaus" are excellent resources for describing the practical and spiritual intent of each piece. These models of the furniture will prove to be of value for any individual or group looking for an excellent tool for either evangelism or as a means of enriching the Biblical understanding of believers. It is so wonderful to see God's design in the Tabernacle's furnishings and how they are types and pictures of the Lord Jesus will prove to be a real blessing.

~ Art Brooker, Executive Director, In Touch Ministries of Canada

Use the Tabernacle Furniture Set to help bring clarity and understanding to the significance of the Tabernacle articles.

		Ark of the Covenant The overall instructions for constructing the Ark are quite specific with the exception of the cherubim. The detail is kept simple without loosing its beauty. This is an item that can be left on your desk or mantel as a conversation starter. Once you have someone interested you can give them a copy of The Stranger or By this Name. Ark Dimensions (5"x2.6"x2.6"); Cover (5"x2.6"x2.7")
		The Lamp Stand Though its shape is known, the Bible does not give the size of the menorah. However, when Titus destroyed the Jewish Temple, he made an Arch in Rome that shows the plundered furniture. The menorah in this set was design based on a careful study of that monument. Dimensions (4"x2.4"x5.3")
		The Altar of Incense The Altar of Incense is also known as the Golden Altar. One advantage to 3-dimensional visual aids is that they can be handled. All of these pieces are quite robust and should last for years. Dimensions (2.3"x2"x4.1")
		The Table It is not known how the bread was placed. The loaves are provided as shown, but can be changed. Dimensions (3.5"x2.5"x3.3")
		The Bronze Altar People are often surprised at the size of this altar. It was quite large in comparison to the other pieces. There is debate as to whether the grate was inside the altar across the middle or down along the lower side. This set accommodates both views, with the inside grate being removable. Both interpretations can be taught. Dimensions (10"x10"x6")
		The Laver Other than the fact it was some sort of water container and had a base, there are no dimensions given for this piece of furniture. This one was sized based on the fact it had to be carried. Dimensions (1.3"x1.3"x3")
		Tablets of the Law, Pot of Manna, Aaron's Rod The Bible tells us that these items were placed within the Ark of the Covenant.

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