Exodus Chapter 35

According to Exodus 35:2, what is the Sabbath?

According to Exodus 35:3, kindling fire is allowed on the Sabbath.

According to Exodus 35:4-9, name 7 offerings that can be brought to the Lord.

According to Exodus 35:10-19, name 7 items artisans were to make as commanded by the Lord.

According to Exodus 35:20-21, everyone's heart and spirit were what?

According to Exodus 35:22-24, name 7 items brought by those with willing hearts.

According to Exodus 35:25, what did the women who spun bring?

According to Exodus 35:26, and all the women whose heart stirred with wisdom spun yarn of ______ hair.

According to Exodus 35:27-28, what did the rulers bring?

According to Exodus 35:30, the Lord has called by name _______ the son of _______, the son of ________, of the tribe of ________.

According to Exodus 35:31-33, to do what has God filled Bezalel?

According to Exodus 35:34, God has put in Bezalel's heart the ability to teach, in him and _______ the son of _______, of the tribe of ________.

According to Exodus 35:35, what had God filled Bezalel and Aholiab with?

Sabbath Observance

The Sabbath is defined as a holy day and a day of rest (Exodus 35:2).
No fire may be kindled within dwellings on the Sabbath day (Exodus 35:3).

Offerings to the Lord

Offerings to the Lord must come from a willing heart (Exodus 35:4-9).
Required offerings include gold, silver, bronze, colored threads, fine linen, goats' hair, ram skins dyed red, badger skins, acacia wood, oil, spices, and onyx stones, totaling thirteen items.

Craftsmen for the Tabernacle

Gifted artisans are to create the Lord's commands (Exodus 35:10-19).
Key items include the tabernacle, ark, table, lampstand, incense altar, burnt offering altar, and hangings of the court.
Additional items include garments for ministry and their accessories.

Community Contribution

The congregation’s contribution required a stirred heart and a willing spirit (Exodus 35:20-21).

Items Brought by the People

Both men and women contributed items such as earrings, nose rings, gold jewelry, colored threads, fine linen, goats' hair, ram skins, silver or bronze offerings, and acacia wood (Exodus 35:22-24).

Women’s Contributions

Women artisans spun blue, purple, and scarlet yarn, and fine linen (Exodus 35:25).
Those filled with wisdom spun yarn from goat's hair (Exodus 35:26).

Rulers' Contributions

Rulers contributed onyx stones, ephod and breastplate stones, spices, and oil for light and anointing (Exodus 35:27-28).

Bezalel's Appointment

Bezalel is named as the chosen craftsman, son of Uri, of the tribe of Judah (Exodus 35:30).
Filled with the Spirit of God to excel in wisdom, understanding, and craftsmanship in various materials (Exodus 35:31-33).

Aholiab's Role

God also placed wisdom in Aholiab, son of Ahisamach, of the tribe of Dan (Exodus 35:34).

Skills Bestowed by God

Bezalel and Aholiab received skills for engraving, design, tapestry making, and weaving with colors and fine linen (Exodus 35:35).

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