According to the Old Testament what is the set up for a Tabernacle?

Answer by  mammakat (11147)

Tabernacle initially means "tent", or place of dwelling, in this instance, the place where God lives. I looked for a Biblical source to define the Tabernacle, and actually found the clearest description in Wikipedia. I believe the biblical definition is in Exodus chapters 35-40, Remember though, the Tabernacle is meant to encompass what is actually held in your heart.

Answer by  monkeydrone (233)

A tent with inside measurements of 30 cubits by 10 cubits wide and 10 cubits high. It stood in an enclosed space measuring 50 cubits wide by 100 cubits long.

Answer by  elynne (1153)

The guide for the material to build the tabernacle and the items used inside it are layed out in the later chapters of the book of EXODUS. The rules for the offerings in worsip are layed out in the book of Leviticus in the bible.

Answer by  TruthIsNotRelative (43)

The tabernacle had a HUGE amount of features. But for instance it had be to set up on the first day of first month. The surrounding courtyard was 44.5x22.2 meters.

Answer by  squirt (193)

The Tabernacle is talked about in the book of Exodus starting in chapter 25. It contains the Arc of the Covenant (which includes the mercy seat), a golden table and dishes (for show bread),and the Golden lamp stand. It is surround buy curtains of linen and goat skin. I can only be entered by a desendant of Aaron.