Exodus 39 shows holiness is both public and private: garments cover the body, shape the priest’s movement, and guard against exposure. Lust thrives when inner garments are frayed — secrecy, shame, and rationalisation become a hidden wardrobe. The priestly clothing teaches that ministry and presence before God require inner purity, not merely respectable outward performance.

Exodus 38, In this chapter we complete the construction of the Tabernacle and in doing so come to the conclusion of the building of the altar necessary for sin offerings. An important reflection from this chapter is how seriously do you take sin ?

Exodus 37, In this episode we see in more detail the construction of the tabernacle and mercy seat. We also reflect upon what sits upon the throne of our desire.

Exodus 36, The tabernacle project shows us that we can use our imagination, hands, eyes and gifts to channel our creative desires to build God's Kingdom here on Earth.

Exodus 35, In this episode we see how God gives spirit-enabled gifts to his people and how he ensures that his people are filled with a divine spirit, with ability, intelligence and knowledge and with every kind of skill to carry out his greater purposes.

Exodus 34, In this chapter Moses meets with God again to renew the covenant they had. God reinstates his characteristics and Moses' face shines with a radiant brightness after meeting with God.

Exodus 33, After manufacturing a golden calf to worship, God refuses to remain in the presence of the Israelites. Moses decides to intercede on behalf of Israel as a result of God's decision.

Exodus 32, In this chapter we see how Aaron and his people exchange the glory of God for a lie and the dangers of Idol Worship.

Exodus 31, In this chapter we learn about how to use God's gifts and the importance of honouring the Sabbath.

Exodus 30, in this episode we see the importance of the anointing oil and incense in the Jewish Temple and the concept of atonement money.