Noel explores the human drive to create, linking it to the divine artistry seen in both nature and religious artifacts like the Sistine Chapel. He then examines the intricate detail God gave for the Tabernacle in Exodus, arguing that beauty and grandeur are essential expressions of God’s character. Ultimately, he connects this to the idea that human creativity reflects God’s own, and that the Old Testament’s focus on beauty foreshadows the ultimate beauty and glory found in Jesus.
