Tabernacle

usgb/ˈtæbərnækl/
noun

A movable or fixed hut, tent, or box for worship in the Jewish faith.

The Tribe of Levi was responsible for setting up and taking down the tabernacle.
Visual representation of "tabernacle" - A movable or fixed hut, tent, or box for worship in the Jewish faith.

Often appears as...

  • portable tabernacle
  • erection of the tabernacle

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Religious

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Historical Usage

Originally referred to the ancient Israelite tent used for worship during their travels.

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In history class, we learned how the tabernacle was carried through the desert.
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Cultural Symbolism

Symbolizes a sacred space that is temporary and mobile, contrasting with permanent structures.

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The makeshift altar served as a tabernacle during the outdoor religious festival.
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