The Tabernacle: Shadows of His Sacrifice and Glory

In the wilderness of Sinai, God gave Israel a blueprint—not merely for a tent, but for redemption.

Every curtain, every vessel, every measurement of the Tabernacle of Moses carried prophetic significance. The bronze altar, the laver, the golden lampstand, the table of showbread, the altar of incense, the veil, and the Ark of the Covenant were not random furnishings. They were shadows of a coming Savior.

In The Tabernacle: Shadows of His Sacrifice and Glory, Pastor Susan Roark takes readers on a journey through the sacred architecture of Exodus to reveal how each element points directly to Jesus Christ—His sacrifice, His priesthood, His kingship, and His glory.

This book explores:

• The materials and layout of the Tabernacle and their Christological meaning

• The furnishings and priestly garments as prophetic pictures of Jesus

• The sacrificial system and its fulfillment in the cross

• The Most Holy Place and the torn veil

• The heavenly reality to which the earthly Tabernacle pointed

Rich in Scripture and rooted in reverent theology, this work invites readers to see the Old Testament not as distant history, but as a detailed revelation of the gospel.

The Tabernacle was never just a tent in the wilderness.
It was a preview of Calvary.
It was a portrait of the Lamb.
It was the shadow of His sacrifice—and His glory.