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Book of Exodus - Chapter 30 - Verse 7

30:7
And Aaron shall burn thereon sweet incense every morning: when he dresseth the lamps, he shall burn incense upon it.

Meaning

When Aaron burns sweet incense every morning upon the golden altar, it symbolizes the continuous offering of prayers and worship to God. The act of burning incense is a form of worship in many religions, representing the rising of prayers to heaven and the pleasing aroma of the offerings to God. In this context, burning incense is a way for Aaron to show reverence and devotion to God as he carries out his duties in the tabernacle. Additionally, the burning of incense when dressing the lamps serves as a reminder of the importance of offering praise and worship to God consistently, even in the midst of other tasks and responsibilities. By following this ritual, Aaron is demonstrating his commitment to maintaining a close relationship with God and ensuring that the tabernacle is a place of holiness and worship. Overall, the verse emphasizes the significance of daily acts of worship and the importance of seeking God's presence in all aspects of life.

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