What were the posts and boards of the tabernacle's outer court fence made of?
The posts and boards stabilizing the tabernacle’s outer court fence were made of wood covered with gold. The fence itself was constructed of pure white linen, but its supporting framework—the posts and boards—consisted of wood overlaid with gold. These materials formed the framework that stabilized the linen curtain around the outer court.
Les teaches that the outer court fence was constructed of pure white linen. The framework of that fence—the posts, boards, and other parts that stabilized it—was made of wood covered with gold. He also explains that every detail of the tabernacle is a picture of Christ and His work of the cross, and in his review he reverses the order, moving from the outside, the outer court, inward to the Ark of the Covenant.