TABERNACLE COURTYARD
The Bible text about the Tabernacle courtyard is Exodus 27:9-19.
The courtyard was some 100 cubits (approx 150 feet) long by 50 cubits (75 feet) wide. It was surrounded by white linen curtains hung from wooden posts. The wooden posts had heavy bronze or copper bases with silver tops. The posts had silver bands and hooks on them to hang the curtains. The height of these curtain walls was about the height of a man of that time. The posts were held in place by ropes tied to bronze pegs in the ground. The entrance to the courtyard was made of linen embroidered with scarlet, blue and purple. Most models make the curtain of one solid piece of cloth several hundred feet long. While this makes it easy to make in a model, it doesn't seem likely to us in a full sized Tabernacle. For practical purposes we envision that the between each post was a separate curtain. A single curtain extending some several hundred feet long would not have been practical. Such a curtain would have been very
difficult to handle and erect without getting damaged or dirtied. When damaged it would have been hard to fix. When soiled it would have been hard to clean. Separate curtains would have met the requirements.
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Left is a picture of the item as envisioned by the folks at "The Great Passion Play" who built a full scale model of the Tabernacle. This is NOT from our 3D model. You can use this image for comparison to the 3D concept.
TABERNACLE KIT
This is a 21 inch by 12 inch Tabernacle Model kit ready to assemble. NOTE: This is NOT the wooden kit! Easier to assemble but not as large as the wooden model. A good tool for teaching, a great project for your Sunday School class or Family.
$50.00 plus shipping/handling. Click this link to see detailed photos and tips on building your own model:
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