THE TABERNACLE OF ISRAEL

by

THE RT. REV. GEORGE de CHARMS

Pageant Press International Corp. New York City

1969

Preface
Introduction

Part I The Tabernacle as a Whole

I General Description
II Historic Background
III The Use of the Tabernacle to the Jews
IV The Present Use of the Tabernacle

Part II Materials of Construction

V Gold and Silver
VI Copper and Linen
VII Wool and the Skins of Rams and of Kids
VIII Shittim [Acacia] Wood
IX Oil and Spices
X Onyx Stones and Stones of Fillings

Part III Furniture and Construction

XI The Ark and the Holy of Holies
XII The Holy Place and the Table of Shewbread
XIII The Lampstand
XIV The Altar of Incense
XV The Curtains
XVI The Boards and Bases
XVII The Veils
XVIII The Court and the Laver
XIX The Altar of Burnt Offering

Part IV The Priesthood and Sacrifices

XX The Priesthood
XXI The Priestly Vestments
XXII The Burnt Offerings and Sacrifices
XXIII The Levites and Their Order of Encampment
XXIV The Removal of the Tabernacle and the Order of March
 

Appendices

I The Materials of the Tabernacle
II The Lampstand
III The Corner Boards
IV The Stones of the Breastplate
V The Table of Sacrifices and Offerings
VI The Genealogy of the Levites
VII The Coverings for the Furniture on the March
VIII The Order of March
IX Reference Key to the Theological Writings of Emanuel Swedenborg