The Tabernacle: "T" is for The Cross

This is the first book in a series on the Tabernacle. This books takes a simple look at the Tabernacle from the view of a design engineer and project manger. The author takes a look at how the Tabernacle was designed. How the material was collected. What materials had to be gathered from the land to fabricate items in the Tabernacle. As well as what material and tools had to be carried out of Egypt. There is also a deep look at how the items in the Tabernacle functioned on both the physical and spiritual levels. This book answers the hard questions such as, how did the alter of burnt offerings, made of wood covered in brass, hold up to the heat required to consume countless sacrifices? This book offers a new view into generally accepted explanations about the Tabernacle, looking into links between the physical and spiritual for both the items usually discussed, and a list of other materials many people miss.