The teaching concludes the book of Exodus, focusing on “The Glory of His Presence.” It highlights the integrity and obedience of the craftsmen who built the tabernacle exactly as God commanded, showing that God’s approval follows obedience. When the work was completed, God’s glory filled the tabernacle, signifying His presence, approval, and guidance among His people.

The study also explains that the inscription “Holiness to the Lord” on the high priest’s turban symbolized purity and consecration to God — a reminder that believers today, as priests unto God, must live holy and obedient lives.

In the New Testament, this glory is fulfilled in Jesus Christ, the true tabernacle of God among men, and through the Holy Spirit, who now dwells within believers. Just as the Israelites were guided by the cloud, Christians are now guided by the Spirit of God.

Key lessons:

• Integrity and obedience bring divine approval.

• Holiness is required in serving God.

• God’s presence follows obedience.

• Today, the Holy Spirit is the glory of God dwelling in believers.