1. What does the selection of Bezalel and Oholiab illustrate about divine empowerment and calling?

2. How does the divine infusion of "skill, ability, and knowledge" reflect in the work we do every day?

3. Why do you think the Lord commanded such detailed construction of the Tent of Meeting and its furnishings?

4. How can we apply the principle of the Sabbath as a holy day in our modern, busy lives?

5. In what ways can we honor and uphold the sanctity of the Sabbath in our own practices?

6. What does the Sabbath being a "sign of the covenant" signify about our relationship with God?

7. How can we balance the need for work and rest, as outlined in the commandment to observe the Sabbath?

8. Why is the violation of the Sabbath seen as such a grave offense in this passage?

9. What role does the Sabbath play in our understanding of God as our Creator?

10. What is the significance of the two tablets of the Testimony being inscribed by the finger of God?

11. How does the crafting of the sacred objects resonate with our creation by God?

12. How does the notion of 'sanctity' influence our relationship with God and others?

13. How do the concepts of obedience and covenant presented in this passage apply to your life today?

14. What lessons on the intersection of craftsmanship and spirituality can we learn from this passage?

15. How do you perceive the link between creative expression and divine empowerment in this context?

16. How can the commandments on observing the Sabbath influence our understanding of spiritual rest?

17. What can we learn about respect and reverence for God's law from the serious penalties for breaking the Sabbath?

18. In what ways can the divine appointment of Bezalel and Oholiab inspire us in our own vocational paths?

19. How does the giving of the tablets of the Testimony symbolize God's communication and covenant with His people?

20. How might we apply the detailed artistry and skill in the creation of the sacred objects to the crafting of our own lives as 'works of art' dedicated to God?