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The 13 pages that link to Tabernacle, each with the reason it gives.

• MosesRelated: Moses oversees its construction according to instructions in Exodus.

• AltarpieceRelated: Its location on or near the altar affects the arrangement and use of the altarpiece.

• Book of ExodusBroader topic: Its construction occupies the book’s closing chapters and gives material form to divine presence.

• Priestly sourceRelated: Detailed instructions for its construction and service are prominent in Priestly material.

• Book of LeviticusRelated: Many laws presuppose worship at the sanctuary established in Exodus.

• ShekhinahBroader topic: The English name for the Mishkan highlights the idea of a dwelling place for divine presence.

• Holy of HoliesNarrower topic: Its inner sanctuary is the earliest biblical setting for this chamber.

• YahwismBroader topic: Biblical tradition presents it as an early setting for Yahweh's cult.

• AaronRelated: Aaron’s priestly duties center on service at this sanctuary.

• Book of NumbersRelated: The tribes camp and travel in ordered relation to this sanctuary.

• Cosmas IndicopleustesRelated: Cosmas treated its structure as a model for the shape of the universe.

• Jewish symbolismBroader topic: Its furnishings establish early scriptural models for sacred space and ritual objects.

• Temple menorahNarrower topic: The menorah’s first biblical setting was the sanctuary whose furnishings the Temple later inherited.