The Artistic Bible Podcast

Welcome to a new episode in our series through the Old Testament where we don’t just tell stories, but rediscover God in the light of who He truly is. Before we step into the inner chambers of the Tabernacle, we must pause at something very significant, something that wasn’t originally part of the Tabernacle: the Bronze Basin. Israel had just come out of Egypt. They were a people without a temple, an altar, or rituals. They were: Nomads, unaware of their true identity, Recently freed from slavery, Lost, without direction, and without a way to stand before God. Like...

In this episode, we continue our journey through the sacred layers of the Tabernacle by diving into two deeply symbolic coverings: the goat hair layer and the red-dyed ram skins . These weren’t just practical materials for protection each carried profound spiritual meaning: The goat hair covering symbolises our brokenness, sinfulness, and need for a Savior. With 11 panels a number tied to incompleteness it reflects humanity's fallen state. Yet, even in its roughness, it protected the holy inner linen layer, just as Christ covers our imperfection with His righteousness. We explore how the number 30 and number 4 speak to Jesus’ earthly mini...

In this episode, we continue our journey through the sacred layers of the Tabernacle by diving into two deeply symbolic coverings: the goat hair layer and the red-dyed ram skins . These weren’t just practical materials for protection each carried profound spiritual meaning: The goat hair covering symbolises our brokenness, sinfulness, and need for a Savior. With 11 panels a number tied to incompleteness, it reflects humanity's fallen state. Yet, even in its roughness, it protected the holy inner linen layer, just as Christ covers our imperfection with His righteousness. We explore how the number 30 and number 4 speak to Jesus’ earthly mini...

In this episode, we continue our journey through the sacred design of the Tabernacle by exploring its innermost layer. The ten curtains of fine linen, woven with blue, purple, and scarlet thread, and embroidered with cherubim . These weren’t just decorative, they were a divine masterpiece, filled with spiritual meaning and astonishing parallels to the very code of life itself. We dive deep into: The symbolism of the number 10 -representing completeness, divine order, and spiritual responsibility. How these 10 curtain panels mirror the 10 major body systems in the human body, revealing God’s design for life. The stunning connection between the Tabe...

The number 10 is no coincidence. In biblical numerology, it symbolises fullness, order, responsibility – even a completed unity of spiritual capacity. And what is amazing is that it corresponds to the 10 body systems in the human body:

The spiritual implication that Jesus preserves us from the destruction of sins and worldly influences, just as the copper preserved the wood.

The gate is a lofty path of the Messiah, as described in the books of Matthew and John when it declares: “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.” (John 14:6; John 10:9; Matthew 7:13-14)

The same pattern of God's artwork (Blueprint) is seen throughout the Tabernacle. When we look at the Fence around the Tabernacle it looks just like the membrane of a living cell that protects and sustains life within.

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The outermost layer of the Tabernacle was made of tachash skins, an animal shrouded in mystery. Some say it was multicoloured, others believe it was unique to that time. More than just protection from the elements, this final covering symbolised how divine beauty is often hidden beneath the surface, seen only by those who look with wonder.

The outermost layer of the Tabernacle was made of tachash skins—an animal shrouded in mystery. Some say it was multicoloured, others believe it was unique to that time. More than just protection from the elements, this final covering symbolised how divine beauty is often hidden beneath the surface, seen only by those who look with wonder.

The number 10 is no coincidence. In biblical numerology, it symbolises fullness, order, responsibility – even a completed unity of spiritual capacity. And what is amazing is that it corresponds to the 10 body systems in the human body:

In this episode, we continue our journey through the sacred design of the Tabernacle by diving deep into the Bronze Altar, the place where Israel came to meet God through sacrifice. We explore its structure, materials, and spiritual significance, including: The altar's dimensions and their symbolic meaning (grace and divine fullness). The horns of the altar as symbols of power, refuge, and mercy. The bronze grating as a picture of spiritual purification and fasting. The carrying poles that reveal God’s presence on the move, calling us to live as mobile altars of worship. We also break down the five fo...