I would argue the climactic moment of the Penitouc is the David Atulment and Leviticus 16.

Hey, oh, agreed, agreed. So we've come to the high point of the story thus far, and we've come full

circle, right? Adam and Eve have been kicked out of Eden. Humanity has been living in exile.

God shows up to the patriarchs on occasion. He shows up to Moses on occasion,

but now there's a way for God to dwell in the midst of his people and for his people to have

access to his presence. So that's number one. Number two.

Welcome to episode 35 of Bible Talk, a podcast brought to you by Nine Marks. Nine Marks

exists to equip church leaders with a biblical vision and practical resources for building

healthy churches. For more, you can visit nine marks.org. My name is Alex Duke, and with me are my two

full-time friends. Sam Omati and Jim Hamilton. The last episode, we covered one chapter, Exodus 34. And we,

we chatted through the Lord's self-expositional sermon of his own name. We, we chatted about the

shining face of Moses. And then we actually flipped over to the New Testament and saw how Paul

in 2nd Corinthians 3 explains that what we experienced through the Holy Spirit as Christians is even

better than what Moses

experienced on Mount Sinai. Did I get that right? Brief summary of last episode? That's right, yeah.

Well, this week, we're doing six chapters. Exodus 35. Bible Talk record. Through 40. Dun-Dun.

So by the end, actually, we're going to be done with Exodus. Can you believe it? It's unbelievable. Jim, can you believe it? Leviticus is coming at us.

It's coming at us.

Oh, man.

So what we're going to cover today, I think, is very simple, at least in terms of what is on the page.

It's not complicated what's going on.

It's the building of the tabernacle. and they are almost exclusively devoting to people doing what they said that they would do.

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