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God specifically called Bezalel by name and filled him with the Spirit of God, giving him wisdom, understanding, knowledge and skill in craftsmanship. He was also given the ability to teach others.
Think about that for a moment. Bezalel's assignment involved designing, building, carving and creating. His craftsmanship was not presented as an insignificant ability. It was an important part of the work God had instructed Moses to accomplish.
Bezalel teaches us that a person's contribution is not determined by how visible their work is. God specifically appointed and equipped him for a task that required creativity, technical ability and craftsmanship.
Reflection question: What ability have you been overlooking simply because it does not look like somebody else's gift?
Central message: Your gift does not have to look like someone else's to be valuable. Recognise it, develop it and use it responsibly.
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