Exodus Exodus 37:1-29
Bezalel builds four gold furnishings exactly as commanded — and the crown of them is the kapporet, the atonement-cover whose Greek name the New Testament sets on Christ himself: the place of propitiation become the person.
Exodus Exodus 30:22-38
Two sacred compounds in Exodus 30 are sealed with one penalty and one word, and that word turns up again where the Anointed One is cut off and where his Spirit is poured out on all who belong to him.
Exodus Exodus 30:1-16
Two ordinances in Exodus 30 — the golden altar of incense and the census atonement money — are joined by a single Hebrew root, and both point beyond silver and smoke to the ransom they could only gesture toward.
Genesis Genesis 25:1-18
Eighteen verses close the Abraham cycle by collecting five outstanding promises and dispatching the overflow eastward. Abraham dies at one hundred seventy-five and is buried by his estranged sons together; Ishmael receives a twelve-prince fulfillment in the same words God spoke to Hagar; the death-formula closes a canonical set restricted to six covenant figures; and the eastward dispatch quietly seeds a vocabulary chain the canon will reverse at Isaiah 60 and Matthew 2.