Exodus 35.30-36.2

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Limerick

There once was a man named Bezalel
Whose skill with his hands was quite swell
He was blessed by the Lord
To craft a great hoard
Of items for the Tabernacle

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Potential actions to take in response

Exodus 35.30-36.2 teaches us about the dedication of the Israelites to the Lord and how they gave of their time, skills, and resources to build the tabernacle. To respond to this passage in a practical manner, we can strive to follow the Israelites’ example in our own lives. As Christians, we should dedicate ourselves to the Lord and use our time, skills, and resources to serve Him. We can use our skills to help others in need, volunteer in our church and community, or even give financially to those in need. We can also use our time to pray and read the Bible, serve in our church, or visit the sick and elderly. Finally, we can use our resources to provide for those less fortunate or to support the work of our church. In doing so, we can demonstrate our dedication to the Lord just as the Israelites did in Exodus 35.30-36.2.

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Related passages

Themes: God’s glory, generosity, and skillful works.

Related Bible Passages:

Exodus 39.43 – To show that the work was done according to the Lord’s commands, and to bring glory to Him.

Psalm 96.3 – To remind us to give glory to God for His generosity and skillful works.

Ephesians 3.20-21 – To remind us of God’s immeasurable power to do far more than we can ask or imagine, and to bring glory to Him.

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