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Tabernacle
The movable sanctuary constructed by Israel according to the pattern shown by God on the mount, where God's presence dwelled on earth.
Divine Relenting
Refers to God changing His intended course of judgment or blessing in response to human repentance. Highlights God's responsiveness and faithfulness.
Rebellion
Zedekiah's violation of his oath to Babylon, symbolizing human defiance against divine authority and political unfaithfulness.
Judgment
The verdict pronounced by the king of Babylon upon Zedekiah, showing God's righteous judgment executed through foreign nations.
Double-minded
A person of unstable heart and inconsistent behavior, lacking loyalty and integrity in faith and morals.
Freewill Offering
Willing offerings brought by Israelites for constructing the sanctuary, reflecting voluntary devotion and wisdom.
Reign
Declaration that the Lord reigns forever, affirming His eternal sovereignty over all generations.
Favor (Grace)
God's freely given grace, expressing the humble plea for divine mercy and patient waiting upon Him.
Isaac
The promised son born to Abraham and Sarah in their old age, whose name means 'he laughs,' signifying God's covenant faithfulness and the continuation of His redemptive plan.