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Exodus 26: God’s Process

Last updated on: April 16, 2012 at 2:29 pm   by Dillon Burroughs

Exodus 26: God’s Process 2012-04-16T14:29:16-04:00 Dillon Burroughs

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“Set up the tabernacle according to the plan shown you on the mountain.” -Exodus 26:30

We often look to Moses as the man who received the law of God we call the Torah. Yet God also revealed to him something beyond words. God called it “the plan.”

The directions for the tabernacle were clear. In fact, a creative team could rebuild the temple today simply based on a close study of the instructions found in Scripture. But God not only gave Moses words. He visually showed him a mental image of how the tabernacle and its items should be constructed and how it would look.

As Christians, we look to the Bible for words of wisdom, yet it’s interesting that God appears to sometimes communicate to his people through mental images or visions. While we must be careful to evaluate such thoughts for consistence with what God has already revealed, we cannot discount God’s other forms of communication.

Today, God has clearly called you to mediate on his Word. As you do, you may find he also guides your steps through thoughts that reflect his application of those words in your own life. Yet to accurate understand God’s voice, we must walk closely with him.

Further, we must remember that in the situation of Moses, much attention was given to matters of purity. We dare not expect to hear God’s voice clearly when we pollute our minds with images that are not pleasing to him. Whether the content we consume online, in print, or in video or audio form, visual ideas either draw us closer to our Lord or move us further away from his will.

Let us seek to meditate on our God, removing anything that would hinder, that we may clearly eha

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Dillon Burroughs is the author and coauthor of numerous books and is handwriting a copy of all 31,173 verses of the Bible at HolyWritProject.com. Find out more about Dillon at Facebook.com/readdB or readdB.com.

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