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Exodus 27 Explained | The Altar of Burnt Offering and the Outer Court of Worship.

In Exodus 27, God reveals His next set of divine blueprints—the altar of burnt offering and the courtyard of worship. Crafted from acacia wood overlaid with bronze, the altar stood at the very entrance of the Tabernacle, marking the place where sacrifice met forgiveness. Every offering made here was a symbol of devotion, repentance, and the cost of approaching a holy God.

Surrounding the Tabernacle was the courtyard—enclosed by fine linen hangings that separated the sacred from the common. It created a visual boundary, teaching Israel that worship was holy ground. Every cubit, every material, and every design detail carried meaning: holiness, order, and reverence.

This passage reminds us that true worship is not casual—it’s intentional. The altar points to surrender, and the courtyard to sanctification. Together, they form a timeless picture of how God desires His people to draw near—through humility, obedience, and awe.

For believers today, Exodus 27 invites us to rebuild that same spirit of reverence in our own worship. We may not stand before a bronze altar, but our hearts are still called to be living sacrifices before God.

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