What piece of furniture was located between the brazen altar and the tabernacle entrance?
The piece of furniture located between the brazen altar and the tabernacle entrance was the labor of cleansing. It was made of brass from the women's looking glasses and filled with water. As the priest came from the brazen altar, he stopped there and saw his need for cleansing.
Les teaches that as you moved into the next little piece of furniture, between the brazen altar and the curtain or opening into the little tent, there was the labor of cleansing. He explains that the priest, coming away from the brazen altar, would have to stop there. This piece of furniture was made of brass from the women's looking glasses and was filled with water. The whole idea was that as the priest looked at that looking glass, he would immediately see his need for cleansing. Les also notes that brass throughout Scripture speaks of judgment, and he had intended to show a New Testament lesson from this but ran out of time.