Description:
Embark on a virtual journey through biblical history with my latest Minecraft creation: Moses' Tabernacle in Java Edition 1.12.2! Crafted with precision using the innovative Little Tiles mod, this awe-inspiring structure stands at 95%, showcasing the limitless possibilities within Minecraft's blocky universe.

Context and History:
Step into the sacred world of Moses, where the intricate details of the tabernacle come to life block by block. While not an exact replica due to Minecraft's constraints, I've drawn inspiration from biblical descriptions, infusing creativity and authenticity into every corner of this digital sanctuary.

Creator's Note:
As a passionate map creator, this project has been a journey into biblical narratives and historical structures, driven by the unique opportunities Minecraft provides. Embrace the imperfections as stepping stones in my ongoing learning process and commitment to delivering immersive experiences.


Inspirations and References:

1. Altar of Sacrifice:
   
   • The design for the Altar of Sacrifice draws inspiration from Messages of Christ's video.
2. Metal Basin (Priest's Washing Basin):
   
   • Reference for the metal basin, used for the washing of priests, is inspired by another Messages of Christ's video.
3. General Structure of the Tabernacle Tent:
   
   • The overall structure of the tabernacle tent is influenced by another video from Messages of Christ.
4. Table of Showbread:
   
   • The Table of Showbread design is referenced from [Messages of Christ's video here.
5. Menorah/Candelabrum:
   
   • The Menorah design is inspired by [​Messages of Christ's video] here.
6. Altar of Incense:
   
   • The design for the Altar of Incense replicates [​Messages of Christ's video] this video.
7. Ark of the Covenant:
   
   • The design for the Ark of the Covenant draws inspiration from [​Messages of Christ's video] this video.

Project Status and Vision:
This project, currently at 95%, is a testament to dedication despite academic commitments. It's presented as a preview through images only; the map file won't be uploaded soon. Completion is assured when time permits, offering a fully realized experience in the future. The same applies to the Temple project.