Publication date
1934
Booklets
World Recovery
Publication page
40
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WORLD 
RECOVERY? 
then 
overlaid 
with 
pure 
gold. 
(Exodus 
26: 
18-30) 
Over 
this 
was 
stretched 
a 
tent 
or 
cover­ 
ing 
of 
cloth 
that 
excluded 
the 
sunlight 
. 
The 
tabernacle 
was 
fifteen 
feet 
high, 
fifteen 
feet 
wide, 
and 
forty-five 
fe 
et 
long. 
It 
was 
divided 
into 
two 
compartments: 
one, 
the 
holy, 
and 
the 
other, 
the 
most 
holy. 
The 
two 
compartments 
were 
separated 
by 
a 
beautiful 
cloth 
or 
curtain 
called 
the 
"vail". 
Describhlg 
the 
tabernacle 
fu 
r­ 
ther 
Paul 
wrote, 
at 
Hebrews 
nine: 
"For 
there 
was 
a 
tabernaele 
made; 
the 
first, 
wherein 
was 
the 
candlestick, 
and 
the 
table, 
and 
the 
shew­ 
bread; 
which 
is 
called 
the 
sanctuary. 
And 
after 
the 
second 
vail, 
the 
tabernacle 
which 
is 
called 
the 
Holiest 
of 
all; 
whicll 
had 
the 
golden 
censer, 
and 
the 
ark 
of 
the 
covenant 
overlaid 
round 
about 
with 
gold, 
wherein 
was 
the 
golden 
pot 
that 
had 
manu 
a, 
and 
Aaron's 
rod 
that 
budded, 
and 
the 
tables 
of 
tile 
covenant; 
and 
over 
it 
the 
c!l 
c 
ru­ 
binls 
of 
glory 
shadowing 
the 
mercy 
seat: 
of 
which 
we 
caunot 
now 
speak 
particularly." 
The 
most 
holy 
would 
have 
beeu 
entiTely 
dark 
except 
for 
the 
supernatuTal 
light 
appearing 
there. 
It 
appears 
certain 
from 
the 
Scriptures 
that 
such 
was 
the 
first 
manifestation 
of 
elec­ 
tricity 
to 
man, 
because 
the 
electric 
light 
and 
PO\\ 
'lll' 
proceed 
from 
J 
ehovall 
God. 
Th,e 
light 
0 
E 
the 
most 
110ly 
pictured 
Jehovah's 
prese11Ce 
. 
There 
was 
the 
place 
of 
meeting 
between 
God 
and 
his 
covenant 
people, 
who 
were 
represented 
in 
the 
most 
holy 
by 
the 
high 
priest, 
which 
high 
priest 
foreshadowed 
Christ 
J 
eSTIs. 
Th 
e 
tabcrnacle 
proper 
was 
enclosed 
by 
a 
court 
75 
feet 
wide 
and 
150 
feet 
long, 
the 
court 
40 WORLD RECOVERY? then overlaid with pure gold. (Hxodus 26: 18-30) Over this was stretched a tent or cover- — ing of cloth that excluded the sunlight. The tabernacle was fifteen feet high, fifteen feet wide, and forty-five feet long. It was divided into two compartments: one, the holy, and the other, the most holy. The two compartments were separated by a beautiful cloth or curtain ealled the “vail”. Describing the tabernacle further Paul wrote, at Hebrews nine: “For there was a tabernacle made; the first, wherein was the candlestick, and the table, and the shewbread; which is called the sanctuary. And after the second vail, the tabernacle which is called the Holiest of all; which had the golden censer, and the ark of the covenant overlaid round about with gold, wherein was the golden pot that had manna, and Aaron’s rod that budded, and the tables of the covenant; and over it the cherubims of glory shadowing the mercy seat: of which we cannot now speak particularly.” The most holy would have been entirely dark except for the supernatural light appearing there. It appears certain from the Seriptures that. such was the first manifestation of electricity to man, because the electric light and power proceed from Jehovah God, The light of the most holy pictured Jehovah’s presence. There was the place of meeting between God and his covenant people, who were represented in the most holy by the high priest, which high priest foreshadowed Christ Jesus. The tabernacle proper was enclosed by a court 75 feet wide and 150 feet long, the court

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