How were the inner linen curtains of the tabernacle hung?
The inner linen curtains were hung inside the wooden frame of the tabernacle. They were suspended by gold or silver hooks. The curtains themselves were made of fine twine linen in blue, purple, and scarlet, with likenesses of cherubims woven into them.
Les explains that the inner linen curtains were hung inside the wooden frame, attached with gold or silver hooks. They were made of fine twine linen in blue, purple, and scarlet, with cherubims woven into them. He notes that both the outside fence and the inside curtains were linen. He contrasts the plain outer seal skin covering, which had no beauty, with the beautiful inner curtains, illustrating how Christ appears to the unsaved person.