The Tabernacle of Moses is a profound symbol of God's presence and His covenant with His people. Designed by God Himself with specific instructions given to Moses on Mount Sinai, it served as a place where God met with His people, signifying His closeness and continual guidance. The Tabernacle also prefigured Jesus Christ. Its various elements, such as the altar, lampstand, and veil, are seen as types and shadows of Christ's work and ultimate sacrifice. The innermost part, the Holy of Holies, housed the Ark of the Covenant. Only the high priest could enter once a year on the Day of Atonement, symbolizing the mystery and holiness of God's presence.