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Chapter 23 covers the false witness and the Sabbath in [[Israel]]. [[Moses]] also names the three important feast days: (1) The Passover, which is the remembrance of the [[death]] of Christ; (2) Pentecost, the coming of the [[Spirit]] ; and (3) The Tabernacle, the joy of the Kingdom.

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We see the ratification of the covenant in chapter 24. The people agreed to obey the Law, not realizing it was impossible for them to do so in their own strength. Notice in verses 3 and 7 that the people are saying, "We will do," but they later discovered it was hard to perform that which they had promised.

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It is impossible for man to serve [[God]] successfully in the flesh. He must be led by the [[Spirit]] and must have the power of the Holy [[Spirit]] upon him in order to do the things that are pleasing to [[God]].

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Chapter 25 begins the description of the Tabernacle. In verses 1-9 [[God]] gives instructions concerning the offerings from the people for the materials to construct the Tabernacle. In verses 10-22 [[Moses]] is given the dimensions of the Ark. The Ark is a picture of Christ, the wood speaking of His humanity and the gold of His deity. A full description of the Ark can be found in these verses.

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Verses 23-30 speak of the Table of Shewbread. This table held the special bread, which pictures Christ, the Bread of Life. The remainder of the chapter covers the golden candlestick, which again emphasizes the deity of Christ, the Light of the world. The oil speaks of the Holy [[Spirit]] and the seven branches typify the perfections of Christ.

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		+	Chapter 23 covers the false witness and the Sabbath in [[Israel]]. [[Moses]] also names the three important feast days: (1) The Passover, which is the remembrance of the [[death]] of Christ; (2) Pentecost, the coming of the [[Spirit]] ; and (3) The Tabernacle, the joy of the Kingdom.
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		+	We see the ratification of the covenant in chapter 24. The people agreed to obey the Law, not realizing it was impossible for them to do so in their own strength. Notice in verses 3 and 7 that the people are saying, "We will do," but they later discovered it was hard to perform that which they had promised.
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		+	It is impossible for man to serve [[God]] successfully in the flesh. He must be led by the [[Spirit]] and must have the power of the Holy [[Spirit]] upon him in order to do the things that are pleasing to [[God]].
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		+	Chapter 25 begins the description of the Tabernacle. In verses 1-9 [[God]] gives instructions concerning the offerings from the people for the materials to construct the Tabernacle. In verses 10-22 [[Moses]] is given the dimensions of the Ark. The Ark is a picture of Christ, the wood speaking of His humanity and the gold of His deity. A full description of the Ark can be found in these verses.
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		+	Verses 23-30 speak of the Table of Shewbread. This table held the special bread, which pictures Christ, the Bread of Life. The remainder of the chapter covers the golden candlestick, which again emphasizes the deity of Christ, the Light of the world. The oil speaks of the Holy [[Spirit]] and the seven branches typify the perfections of Christ.