In the beginning God set apart the Garden in Eden as the holy place where he met with his people. In Exodus, God gives Israel directions for how to make the tabernacle as a holy place where God will meet with them. Likewise, in the beginning God set apart the Sabbath day as the holy day. Now, in Exodus, God is giving Israel directions for how to observe that day as a holy day, set apart as a day of solemn rest.
You sometimes hear people say that in Christ there are no holy places or holy times – or that all places and times are equally holy – but it would be more accurate to say that Jesus is the holy place (he is the temple – the place where earth and heaven meet).
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