The Mystery of the Menorah.Exodus 37:17–24; Revelation 1:12–13; Luke 2:25–32KJV In our Bible study, we explore the profound significance of the Menorah, an ancient symbol of God’s presence, illumination, and hope for His people. Through examining key scriptures, we uncover layers of meaning that point to Jesus Christ as the fulfillment of the light and salvation that the Menorah represents.I. The Menorah in the Tabernacle: A Symbol of God’s Presence (Exodus 37:17–24)II. The Menorah in Revelation: Christ as the Light of the World (Revelation 1:12–13)III. The Menorah and Simeon’s Prophecy: A Light for All Nations (Luke 2:25–32)Just as the Menorah’s light illuminated the Tabernacle, Jesus’ light illuminates the world, offering salvation to both Jews and Gentiles. His birth fulfills the hope and expectation that God’s light would bring salvation to all people.As we reflect on the Menorah, we are reminded that Jesus Christ is the Light who illuminates our hearts, leads us in truth, and brings salvation to all people. In Him, the mystery of the Menorah is revealed—the fulfillment of God’s promise to bring light to a dark world.