The Tabernacle in the Wilderness - Walk Through

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Published 2022-02-24
What did the Tabernacle look like? What did the components and elements that make up the tabernacle look like? The Outer court and framework, the pillars and curtains? Should the poles of the Altar of Incense and the Table of Shew bread remain in the rings or be removed?

Here is a 3D visualization of the whole of the Tabernacle, a short walk through showing how the Tabernacle may have looked along with all the elements that make up the whole Structure.

The Outer Court
The Brazen Altar or Altar of Burnt Offering
The Bronze Laver
The Tabernacle Frame and Covering/Curtains
The Golden Lamp stand
The Table of Show bread
The Altar of Incense
The Ark of the Covenant

This is one of multiple videos showing the various parts and components that comprise the Tabernacle in the Wilderness.

My hope is that you will find this video informative and useful in bringing to life the details of the Tabernacle written in the book of Exodus. All the videos here are free to download in HD definition or, with a subscription 4K definition from the Bible Scenes website. My goal is to be able to spend all my working hours re-creating scenes from the Bible that can be used by anyone, free of charge, in any way (with a few conditions). If you feel led to support this Bible Scenes project do consider supporting me with a monthly subscription, you can find the details on the Bible Scenes web site. As always a super big thank you to those of you who are supporting me, if not financially then emotionally and spiritually.

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All the scenes of the Tabernacle were created with a combination of Blender and Unreal Engine. Mostly modelled and textured in Blender and then imported into Unreal Engine for rendering.

All of the videos fall under the CC by 4 license which primarily means that if you use them you need to credit Bible Scenes with a link to either this Youtube channel or the website www.bible-scenes.com (bible-scenes.com/bible-scenes-license/)

Music: Meditative by Meditative: audiojungle.net/item/meditate/27065449
All Comments (21)
  • @wayfarer2397
    Wow, what a beautiful and helpful rendition! I love your music too! Thank you for the love and attention to detail that you have put into this. You have really served the Lord and your neighbor through your artistry.
  • @autumnjanell
    Thank you so much! I'm so touched by the symbolism that points to Jesus.
  • @tonicrawford584
    Beautiful, wish I could have seen with my eyes and been there, what a sight, God's glory
  • @BibleSamurai
    ive seen a few of these type of videos throughout the years but this is the first time in the Holy of Holies i notice the many angels on the curtains facing the ark of the covenant reminds me of the hord of angels in Revelation that John saw surrounding the throne of God singing His praises. I think this is a shadow of heaven. this replica
  • @11thstory
    One cannot properly understand the 1st century Jewish Christian sect perspective or interpretation of the Gospels and Letters, unless one has a detailed understanding of the tabernacle and temple. Much of the imagery, metaphors and phrases are taken directly from the Torah. Thank you for your great work!
  • @hanakim5157
    God bless you for all your wonderful works
  • @new_comment
    How often I daydream about what it will be like, when it's all over and we're all home, together with our Savior, our Father, never again to sin or suffer evil, but eternal joy and comfort in the Kingdom of our, God. Its heart crushing to think of the multitudes that will have chosen to face eternity,without being in the presence of the Almighty God. Even moreso to think of the ppl that i knew and loved in this life who will go down to the depths, by their own choosing, never to be brought to redemption or memory 😢 Please seek the Lord now, while He may be found. Risking your eternity for foolish pride, must itself be the true definition of foolishness.
  • @evolveyourself9518
    Very cool. Thank you. I too wanted to see lit candlesticks and the hovering Shekinah glory. Also, this is metaphorical, the symbolism of all the articles in The Temple in the Wilderness is supposed to lie within us, but of course humans are very lowly and therefore don't understand that they are supposed to act like Christ Jesus. Sadly, so many Christians try to self-soothe themselves (selfishness) by reciting Bible verses instead of actually being useful and living a useful life.
  • @psalmsoffire9074
    Really cool, accurate, and calming. I was only hoping the candlesticks would be lit, and the shekina would be present above the mercy seat, nevertheless this is wonderful!