The Sanctuary - the Brazen Altar

What is the first piece of furniture that was seen upon entering the tabernacle in the wilderness?

It was the brazen altar, where the sacrifices were made for forgiveness of sin. It was made of acacia wood and overlayed with brass. Learn more with this video.

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