Now it is the life of Moses highlighted for us. From his birth to faithful parents in the days of a deadly Pharaoh, to his deliverance of the Jews from Egypt’s cruel bondage. Moses life was one of faith in God.
Dedicating the Temple
Construction of the Temple is complete, the ark of the covenant is brought into the new Temple. Solomon calls for a great feast coinciding with the feast of Tabernacles which celebrates Israel’s end to wandering in the wilderness.
The Patriarch’s Faith
Christianity had proven difficult for the writer’s audience, so he reminds them that they were not the only believers to meet with faith challenging circumstances. Their forefathers did too, and prevailed by faith.
Building the Temple
Solomon prepares for, and begins to build the temple. He manufactures and furnishes the articles necessary for the priest to conduct their duties, including the gold Cherubim, bronze altar and sea, lampstands, tables and utensils.
Worshiping, Walking and Working
Having defined faith, the writer now shows us what faith looks like in the lives of true believers. He begins by going back to the beginning, the worship of Abel, the walk of Enoch and the work of Noah; all by faith.
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