Holy Place

The Holy Place is referenced here as the direction the cherubim face outward toward — their posture of looking toward the nave signals the boundary between the inner sanctum and the space where priests served.

The Holy Place is the destination this entrance leads toward — but the bronze bases at the door signal that even stepping inside is just the beginning of a costly, graduated journey toward God's presence.

The Holy Place is identified here as the chamber separated from the Most Holy Place by the inner veil — the curtain's placement defined the boundary between the accessible sacred space and the innermost presence of God.

The Holy Place is the chamber where the lampstand would stand, its light perpetually burning — a sacred room accessible to priests but pointing toward the even holier space beyond the curtain.

The Holy Place is the sacred room the High Priest will enter while wearing the Ephod — establishing why this garment must be made with such extraordinary precision and divine specification.