Groups
There are two main ways to divide the activities into groups, one is according to the work needed to make the Tabernacle, the other according to the work needed for the man himself.
- For the Tabernacle:
- Making the paint for the fabric coverings and curtains
- Making the coverings
- Making coverings from skin
- Making the Tabernacle itself
- For the man:
- Baking bread
- Making clothes
- Writing
- Building a house
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