'Children's Tabernacle; Or, Hand Work and Heart Work' Summary

The story begins with five children, bored with typical amusements, who find a new and exciting purpose in building a model of the Tabernacle. Guided by their mother, they diligently work on the project, crafting each part with care and learning about the significance of the Tabernacle's design. The Tabernacle's features become a lens through which they explore Old Testament types, understanding how the bread of life, offerings for cleansing, and the Holy of Holies all point to the work of Christ. As they progress, twelve-year-old Dora faces a personal struggle, symbolizing a need for forgiveness. The narrative highlights the powerful lessons of the Tabernacle, emphasizing the importance of understanding God's word through its symbolism. The children's journey to build the model becomes a journey of faith, offering insights into forgiveness and the transformative power of God's grace.