Exodus Exodus 39:1-43
Exodus 39 seals the work ten times over with a single refrain — then finishes, inspects, and blesses the completed tabernacle with the same rare cluster of words that once closed the six days of creation, Moses standing where Genesis had placed God.
Genesis 1:1–31
Genesis 1 is not a list of events. It is a structured argument: six days of separating and filling, four recurring formulas with deliberate breaks, and a verbal climax — the triple bara of verse 27 — that opens a trajectory the rest of Scripture is still tracing.
Acts 3:19–21
Acts 3:21's apokatastasis pantōn is the cosmic reversal of Genesis 3 — already inaugurated in Christ and the Spirit, awaiting consummation in a new heavens and new earth where the Lord God and the Lamb are themselves the temple. Not a future Mosaic-Davidic political reinstatement.