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30 Av • Conquest Era, c. 1400 BC

The Tabernacle Finds Rest: God's Dwelling Established In Shiloh

After years of wandering and the initial campaigns of conquest, the entire congregation of Israel has assembled at Shiloh. There, they solemnly set up the Tabernacle, the portable dwelling place of Yahweh. This act signifies a pivotal shift from military encampments to a more settled existence, establishing Shiloh as the central place of worship and a spiritual anchor for the tribes as they prepare to fully possess their individual inheritances.

"Then the whole congregation of the sons of Israel assembled at Shiloh and set up the tent of meeting there; and the land was subdued before them."
— Joshua 18:1
Timeline Box: This significant event, establishing a central place of worship, occurred after the initial conquest of the land under Joshua and before its final distribution, logically falling in the latter part of the campaigning season in Av.

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30 Av • Conquest Era, c. 1400 BC

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