Robert Murray M'Cheyne explores the significance of the Jewish Tabernacle, emphasizing its role as a meeting place with God and a profound type of Christ. He explains that the Tabernacle, made of worldly materials, foreshadows the heavenly sanctuary established by Christ, who is the new Tabernacle. M'Cheyne highlights the contents of the holy place, such as the golden lamp, the altar of incense, and the table of showbread, illustrating how they represent Christ and the Church. He contrasts the limited access to God before Christ's sacrifice with the open invitation to all believers now, urging them to embrace the salvation offered through Jesus. The sermon concludes with a warning about the consequences of neglecting this great salvation.