Exodus 38 details the construction of various other objects for the tabernacle under the skillful direction of Bezalel, demonstrating dedication, skillful work, and adherence to God’s instructions.

1. Verses 1-7: Altar of Burnt Offering
   Bezalel constructs the altar where sacrifices are to be made. Life Application: The sacrifices symbolize surrendering to God, suggesting that in our lives, we should give up our own desires and follow God’s will willingly.
2. Verses 8: Basin for Washing
   The basin is made for priests to wash before entering the Tent of Meeting, signifying purification. Life Application: This reinforces the importance of spiritual and moral purity in our service to God.
3. Verses 9-20: Courtyard of the Tabernacle
   Bezalel constructs the courtyard surrounding the tabernacle. Life Application: Boundaries in our lives (like the courtyard) can protect our spiritual lives and help maintain our focus on serving God faithfully.
4. Verses 21-31: Materials Used
   A detailed account of the materials used for the tabernacle is provided. Life Application: Transparency and accountability in the use of resources, especially in God’s work, is crucial.

The chapter underscores the importance of obedience, purity, boundaries, and accountability, which can be applied in our personal spiritual lives and our collective endeavors within a faith community.