What did the inner linen curtains of the tabernacle look like and how were they hung?
The inner linen curtains were beautiful, made of fine twine linen in a combination of blue, purple, and scarlet, with likenesses of cherubims woven into them. They were hung inside the wooden frame using gold or silver hooks, forming the tabernacle’s inner hanging.
Les explains that not only was the outside fence made of linen, but so were the inside curtains. He points to the wooden frame, inside which these beautiful linen curtains were hung with gold or silver hooks. The curtains were made of fine twine linen woven in a combination of blue, purple, and scarlet, and likenesses of cherubims were woven into them. He notes that the outer seal skin was plain and had nothing beautiful about it, while the inside was beautiful.